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Rahul Tiwari
Uttarakhand Technical University
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A design and parametric analysis of patch antennas (MPA) with coplanar waveguide (CPW-Fed) for wideband application. It is analyzed a compact coplanar waveguide patch antenna that has dimensions of 35 mm x 39 mm. Compact Inverted U-slotted-shaped antenna uses the material with a dielectric constant of 4.3 and the height of the antenna is h =1.6 mm. This paper analysis of different parameters of antenna dimensions and designs compact CPW-fed patch antennas for the range from 3.20GHz to 7.94 GHz. The main purpose of the parametric analysis of proposed antennas is to achieve higher impedance bandwidth for wideband applications.
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Wideband, Signal Processing, CPW-Fed Microstrip patch antenna, dielectric material, CST Studio simulation software, VSWR, S, and C-band
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Rahul Tiwari
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A design and parametric analysis of patch antennas (MPA) with coplanar waveguide (CPW-Fed) for wideband application. It is analyzed a compact coplanar waveguide patch antenna that has dimensions of 35 mm x 39 mm. Compact Inverted U-slotted-shaped antenna uses the material with a dielectric constant of 4.3 and the height of the antenna is h =1.6 mm. This paper analysis of different parameters of antenna dimensions and designs compact CPW-fed patch antennas for the range from 3.20GHz to 7.94 GHz. The main purpose of the parametric analysis of proposed antennas is to achieve higher impedance bandwidth for wideband applications.
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