Wideband and Low-Profile Array of Tightly Coupled Dipole Subarrays

This letter introduces a novel wideband, low profile, tightly coupled dipole subarray for wireless communication systems. The proposed subarray, composed of 3 × 3 unit elements, offers a planar structure with high aperture efficiency. The unit element is a bow-tie-shaped tightly coupled dipole antenna covered by a frequency-selective surface for wideband operation. Using power dividers with quarter-wave transformers, the proposed subarray achieved an impressive impedance-matching bandwidth of 28.6–41.6 GHz (37.8%). This wideband performance was maintained in a 4 × 4 array configuration as well. The antenna’s low-profile design (0.08λc) and high aperture efficiency (77.2%) set it apart from existing wideband patch array antennas, making it a promising candidate for future wireless communication applications.

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Journal
Journal of Electromagnetic Engineering and Science
Published
2024-09-30
DOI
https://doi.org/10.26866/jees.2024.5.l.23
Citations
2
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Antenna Design and Analysis
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article
Field-Weighted Citation Impact
2.60
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Wideband and Low-Profile Array of Tightly Coupled Dipole Subarrays

Sangwook Nam, Seongjung Kim
2 citations
Journal of Electromagnetic Engineering and Science
Antenna Design and Analysis
2.60
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Wideband and Low-Profile Array of Tightly Coupled Dipole Subarrays

Sangwook Nam, Seongjung Kim
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Abstract

This letter introduces a novel wideband, low profile, tightly coupled dipole subarray for wireless communication systems. The proposed subarray, composed of 3 × 3 unit elements, offers a planar structure with high aperture efficiency. The unit element is a bow-tie-shaped tightly coupled dipole antenna covered by a frequency-selective surface for wideband operation. Using power dividers with quarter-wave transformers, the proposed subarray achieved an impressive impedance-matching bandwidth of 28.6–41.6 GHz (37.8%). This wideband performance was maintained in a 4 × 4 array configuration as well. The antenna’s low-profile design (0.08λc) and high aperture efficiency (77.2%) set it apart from existing wideband patch array antennas, making it a promising candidate for future wireless communication applications.

Journal of Electromagnetic Engineering and ScienceVol. 24(5)
Openalex Percentile: Top 8%
Antenna Design and Analysis
2.60
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