Abstract
In this paper a design method for a circular polarized small-size microstrip antenna on a short dielectric layer is presented. It's known that exciting two detuned modes with a single coaxial probe makes possible circular polarization (CP) but as yet little efforts were made in order to control CP frequency and exact 50 Ohm matching. A straight forward circuital model for the device can solve both this issues and gives hint for the best radiator design; our prototype is a circular disc slotted by a concentric elliptical cut in order to slightly perturb the central symmetry and obtain the modal degeneration. It includes a SPDT to allow the switching between the two CP. The prototype is designed for 2.44 GHz and exhibits a return loss of 19 dB, an impedance BW of 120 MHz a directivity of 6 dB and an estimated gain of 1.8 dB. © 2007 EuMA.
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Maddio, S., Cidronali, A., Magrini, I., & Manes, G. (2007). A design method for single-feed wideband microstrip patch antenna for switchable circular polarization. In Proceedings of the 37th European Microwave Conference, EUMC (pp. 262–265). https://doi.org/10.1109/EUMC.2007.4405176
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