A simple sinusoidal curve‐based one‐dimensional periodic leaky‐wave antenna for high‐gain continuous beam scanning

Abstract A novel technique is presented based on a sinusoidal curve‐shaped one‐dimensional periodic leaky‐wave antenna to eliminate open stopband (OSB) and enhance gain. The radiating stub is inspired by a sinusoidal curve showing zero phase constant at a single broadside frequency (9 GHz) and ripple‐free attenuation constant. The technique is first used on a unit cell with half‐cycle sinusoidal‐curved radiating stub to achieve uniform gain and OSB suppression. Subsequently, to further improve the gain, a unit cell with a full‐cycle sinusoidal‐curved radiating stub with an offset introduced at the centerline is applied. Finally, the full‐cycle sinusoidal stub is modified by introducing a pair of inclined “branching” half‐cycle sinusoidal stubs at an angle θ ° from the centerline to further enhance the gain. A 4.65 dB gain improvement is observed along with complete OSB elimination for the proposed design.

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Microwave and Optical Technology Letters
Published
2024-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/mop.34284
Primary Topic
Microwave Engineering and Waveguides
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A simple sinusoidal curve‐based one‐dimensional periodic leaky‐wave antenna for high‐gain continuous beam scanning

Jayanta Mukherjee, Ayaz Ahmad, Vishakha Pandey
Microwave and Optical Technology Letters
Microwave Engineering and Waveguides
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A simple sinusoidal curve‐based one‐dimensional periodic leaky‐wave antenna for high‐gain continuous beam scanning

Jayanta Mukherjee, Ayaz Ahmad, Vishakha Pandey
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Abstract A novel technique is presented based on a sinusoidal curve‐shaped one‐dimensional periodic leaky‐wave antenna to eliminate open stopband (OSB) and enhance gain. The radiating stub is inspired by a sinusoidal curve showing zero phase constant at a single broadside frequency (9 GHz) and ripple‐free attenuation constant. The technique is first used on a unit cell with half‐cycle sinusoidal‐curved radiating stub to achieve uniform gain and OSB suppression. Subsequently, to further improve the gain, a unit cell with a full‐cycle sinusoidal‐curved radiating stub with an offset introduced at the centerline is applied. Finally, the full‐cycle sinusoidal stub is modified by introducing a pair of inclined “branching” half‐cycle sinusoidal stubs at an angle θ ° from the centerline to further enhance the gain. A 4.65 dB gain improvement is observed along with complete OSB elimination for the proposed design.

Microwave and Optical Technology LettersVol. 66(8)
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IN)
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
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Microwave Engineering and Waveguides
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