A Dual Wideband Planer Inverted-F Antenna using Reactive Impedance Surface and Defective Ground Surface for WLAN/X-band Applications
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This paper presents a reactive impedance surface (RIS) and a defective ground surface (DGS) in a dual wideband planer inverted-F antenna (PIFA).DGS is a technique that allows tooptimize the antenna's different parameters, like size reduction and bandwidth. The RIS structure, which consists of $3× 3$ periodic metallic unit cells, aids in increasing the antenna’s bandwidth. The RIS PIFA using DGS to design, analyze, and execute antenna a 2.4 and 8.4 GHz. Finally, the complete 3D electromagnetic simulator HFSS used to simulate a prototype. The implemented results -10 dB < S11 impedance bandwidth design has estimated at being 1199 MHz (2.0734-3.26921GHz) 49.95% WLAN bands at 2.4 GHz and 912 MHz (8.0239-8.9321 GHz) 10.03% for X-bands at 8.4GHz.
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