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    Parametric Trend Analysis of Miniature

    Slotted Antenna with Dual-BandCharacteristics

    K.S. Alimgeer, Shahid A. Khan, Z. Qamar, M. Zubair, R. M. HashmiDepartment of Electrical Engineering, CIIT, Islamabad, Pakistan

    Department of Electronics & Information, Politecnico di Milano, Italy

    Email:khurram_saleem,shihidk,zeeshan.qamar,[email protected],[email protected]

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    Abstract

    Multiple frequencies are heavily in vogue tosupport multi-homed high-end devices.

    Inter-dependence of these resonating bands isneither mutually exclusive nor easilycontrollable.

    Slots if carefully manipulated can control the

    interdependence of resonance frequencies. Simulated analysis of these trends reflected by

    placement of slots, or their dimensionalvariation, has been presented.

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    Abstract

    Tune the operational frequencies, the higherfrequency bands pose more difficulties andexhibit non-linear characteristics.

    A novel technique is discussed in this paperwhich allows controlling the tuning of highfrequency bands while keeping the lower onesstable over a given frequency.

    The simulated and measured results have beenpresented which are in close resemblance,supporting the hypothesis.

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    Index Terms

    Controllable Multiband, MicrostripAntenna, Slotted Radiator, Dimensional

    Analysis.

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    Proposed Geometrical Design

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    Distribution of current over thepatch as affected by the

    placement of slots

    Slot#5

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    Methodology

    Vary the distance from the left edge andkeep the dimensions of the slot as fixed

    Vary the dimensions and keep the distancefrom left edge as fixed

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    Vary the distance from the left edge

    and keep the dimensions of the slotas fixed

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    Simulated results of S11 while varying theplacement of 1x4 mm slot with step size of

    1mm across the edges

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    Return loss variations with the slot of2x4mm at

    the distance is varied from 0 to 8mm

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    Vary the dimensions and keep thedistance from left edge as fixed

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    Return loss of all dimensions at the distanceof 0 mm from left edge of the patch

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    Return loss variations with the slot length

    and width adjustments and fixed distance of2mm from left edge of the patch

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    Optimum level of resonating bands achieved byplacement of slot at 4 mm from the outer edge of

    the radiating element parallel to the feeding edge.

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    Network Analyzer Model

    The prototype is verified for complianceusing Agilent PNA-X Series Network

    Analyzer Model-N5242

    A in the RF-LabCOMSATS Institute of InformationTechnology, Islamabad, Pakistan

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    Measured values of S11 parameter forlower frequency and higher band region for

    2 x 4 mm slot at distance of3mm from leftedge

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    Simulated radiation pattern for2 x 4 mmslots at distance of3mm from left edge

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    Conclusion Trend analysis suggesting a new technique that

    can be used for carrying out coarse and finetuning of the frequency bands for dual-bandoperation in microstrip antennas.

    Control higher frequency band in dual-bandoperation. Simulation and prototype basedanalysis has been presented to explain theobserved trends and support the conclusions.

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    Conclusion

    The placement of slots can be varied to controlthe higher order frequency bands while thedimensions of the slots can be used to controlthe return-loss of the resonating bands.

    However, the two factors are not independentand exhibit a slight empirical relation, whichhas also been presented.

    The technique can be used as a tool for having

    controllable high frequency resonanceoperation and ease-out the selection of centrefrequencies for antennas in high-end electronicdevices.

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