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Size, gain and bandwidth trade-offs for wideband diamond dipole with AMC reflector

Chetan Joshi, Anne Claire Lepage, Julien Sarrazin, Xavier Begaud
2016

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Compact and directive ultra-wideband antennas are required in variety of applications. Directional wideband antennas can be designed by using a reflector to redirect the energy back in half space and increase the gain. Use of artificial magnetic conductors (AMC) as reflectors for antennas allows reduction in the thickness of an antenna using traditional perfect electrical conductors (PEC) reflectors. The lateral size of the reflector also has an important effect on the antenna performance. In
more » ... is paper, we study the trade-offs involved in the design of an AMC used as a reflector for broadband diamond dipole antenna by simulating various sizes of the reflector.
doi:10.1063/1.4942733 fatcat:zit23fzj3racvjc6qb5wv4xaci
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Chetan Joshi, Anne Claire Lepage, Julien Sarrazin, Xavier Begaud. "Size, gain and bandwidth trade-offs for wideband diamond dipole with AMC reflector." (2016)