Design Method for Series-Fed Omnidirectional Filtenna Based on Full-Metal 3-D Printing

This paper proposed a design approach for a series-fed omnidirectional antenna based on 3D full-metal printing. A major issue when designing series-fed antennas is the radiation pattern lobing caused by the unique feeding mechanism. In this paper, necessary adjustments are made based on the phase relationships between the currents and electric fields of each radiating element, resulting in improved radiation characteristics for the series-fed antenna. To validate this idea, the paper designs a rod-shaped full-metal omnidirectional antenna, achieving a wide operating bandwidth and high gain. Additionally, a filtering antenna with omnidirectional radiation is designed, which achieves a high level of out-of-band suppression as well as good omnidirectional radiation performance.

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2024-11-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/csrswtc64338.2024.10811518
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Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing Technologies
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Design Method for Series-Fed Omnidirectional Filtenna Based on Full-Metal 3-D Printing

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This paper proposed a design approach for a series-fed omnidirectional antenna based on 3D full-metal printing. A major issue when designing series-fed antennas is the radiation pattern lobing caused by the unique feeding mechanism. In this paper, necessary adjustments are made based on the phase relationships between the currents and electric fields of each radiating element, resulting in improved radiation characteristics for the series-fed antenna. To validate this idea, the paper designs a rod-shaped full-metal omnidirectional antenna, achieving a wide operating bandwidth and high gain. Additionally, a filtering antenna with omnidirectional radiation is designed, which achieves a high level of out-of-band suppression as well as good omnidirectional radiation performance.

Shenzhen University (CN), University of Macau (MO)
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