All-Metal Antenna Array Based on Microstrip Line Structure
In this communication, an all-metal standing wave antenna array is proposed based on the microstrip transmission line. By alternatively blocking the microstrip line every half wavelength, the symmetrical equivalent magnetic currents are broken for effectively radiating. By properly tuning the blocki...
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All-Metal Antenna Array Based on Microstrip Line Structure |
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In this communication, an all-metal standing wave antenna array is proposed based on the microstrip transmission line. By alternatively blocking the microstrip line every half wavelength, the symmetrical equivalent magnetic currents are broken for effectively radiating. By properly tuning the blocking positions along the microstrip line, a broadside pattern is achieved with high gain. The proposed antenna is scalable along one direction to a certain level to acquire the directivity as high as about 15 dBi. More importantly, the proposed antenna array has the potential to be built only by metal without any dielectrics. The all-metal structure has the merits of being low-cost, light weight, easily fabricated, and having no dielectric losses. Based on this idea, a five-segment linear array with a center feed is designed and tested. The measured bandwidth is from 7.83 to 8.81 GHz (980 MHz, 11.78%), and the measured gain is ranging from 9.1 to 12.47 dBi. |
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In this communication, an all-metal standing wave antenna array is proposed based on the microstrip transmission line. By alternatively blocking the microstrip line every half wavelength, the symmetrical equivalent magnetic currents are broken for effectively radiating. By properly tuning the blocking positions along the microstrip line, a broadside pattern is achieved with high gain. The proposed antenna is scalable along one direction to a certain level to acquire the directivity as high as about 15 dBi. More importantly, the proposed antenna array has the potential to be built only by metal without any dielectrics. The all-metal structure has the merits of being low-cost, light weight, easily fabricated, and having no dielectric losses. Based on this idea, a five-segment linear array with a center feed is designed and tested. The measured bandwidth is from 7.83 to 8.81 GHz (980 MHz, 11.78%), and the measured gain is ranging from 9.1 to 12.47 dBi. |
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In this communication, an all-metal standing wave antenna array is proposed based on the microstrip transmission line. By alternatively blocking the microstrip line every half wavelength, the symmetrical equivalent magnetic currents are broken for effectively radiating. By properly tuning the blocking positions along the microstrip line, a broadside pattern is achieved with high gain. The proposed antenna is scalable along one direction to a certain level to acquire the directivity as high as about 15 dBi. More importantly, the proposed antenna array has the potential to be built only by metal without any dielectrics. The all-metal structure has the merits of being low-cost, light weight, easily fabricated, and having no dielectric losses. Based on this idea, a five-segment linear array with a center feed is designed and tested. The measured bandwidth is from 7.83 to 8.81 GHz (980 MHz, 11.78%), and the measured gain is ranging from 9.1 to 12.47 dBi. |
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