Two-Elements Crescent Shaped Printed Antenna for Wireless Applications
Marzudi, W.N.N.W. Abidin, Z.Z. Yue, Ma
Marzudi, W.N.N.W.
Abidin, Z.Z.
Yue, Ma
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This study presents an investigation of the mutual coupling between two printed elements antenna for a multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO) antenna performance. It consists of two crescent shaped radiators placed symmetrically, and a neutralization line is applied to improve the mutual coupling. Theoretical and experimental characteristics are presented and compared. The antenna yields an achieved impedance bandwidth of 18.67 % (over 2.04–2.46 GHz) with a reflection coefficient <−10 dB and mutual coupling minimization of <−20 dB in addition to a reasonable and stable radiation pattern and envelope correlation.
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Marzudi WNNW, Abidin ZZ, Yue M and Abd-Alhameed R (2015) Two-Elements Crescent Shaped Printed Antenna for Wireless Applications. In: Advanced Computer and Communication Engineering Technology, Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering Series, Volume 315, pp. 195-203
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