Multi Spike AMC-Equipped Coaxial Fed Antenna for Gain and Efficiency Enhancement

A low-profile patch antenna based on artificial magnetic conductors (AMC) is being developed for microwave applications. In this article, we proposed an antenna with a DGS (defective ground structure) structure and an array of AMC to improve the antenna's radiation performance. There is an air gap of 10 mm present between proposed antenna and AMC surface. The proposed models operate at two operating frequencies with S11 values of less than - 10 dB in the 4.20-4.28 and 4.86-5.0 GHz bands, respectively. The antenna achieved a gain of 10.1 dBi at 4.25 GHz and 9.54 dBi at 4.91 GHz, respectively. A significant degree of agreement exists between the antenna's simulated and measured parameters.

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International Journal of Computational and Experimental Science and Engineering
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2025-05-24
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https://doi.org/10.22399/ijcesen.927
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Antenna Design and Analysis
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Multi Spike AMC-Equipped Coaxial Fed Antenna for Gain and Efficiency Enhancement

S Nagakishore Bhavanam, Vasujadevi Midasala, Padmalatha Lanka
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Multi Spike AMC-Equipped Coaxial Fed Antenna for Gain and Efficiency Enhancement

S Nagakishore Bhavanam, Vasujadevi Midasala, Padmalatha Lanka
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A low-profile patch antenna based on artificial magnetic conductors (AMC) is being developed for microwave applications. In this article, we proposed an antenna with a DGS (defective ground structure) structure and an array of AMC to improve the antenna's radiation performance. There is an air gap of 10 mm present between proposed antenna and AMC surface. The proposed models operate at two operating frequencies with S11 values of less than - 10 dB in the 4.20-4.28 and 4.86-5.0 GHz bands, respectively. The antenna achieved a gain of 10.1 dBi at 4.25 GHz and 9.54 dBi at 4.91 GHz, respectively. A significant degree of agreement exists between the antenna's simulated and measured parameters.

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