Performance tuning of spade card antenna using mean average loss of backpropagation neural network

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Abstract

The microstrip antennas have different dimensions to get the desired performance, especially for microstrip antennas that have complex components and dimensions with the performance: the range of frequency at 2.4 GHz until 3.6 GHz, Maximum Power of Gain value is 5.83 dB and the minimum value is 3 dB and Maximum Directivity Value is 6.22 and the minimum value is 3.32. in consequence, needs to fill the demand for a new and the corresponding design as solvent to adaptive matching as tuner the frequency on antenna design that needs requires a complex mathematical method and simulation. This paper has the novel design to tune the performance of spade card microstrip antenna that can operate on the single, dual or multi-band and able to produce circular or linear polarization using Backpropagation Neural Network in order to obtain an optimum design with a backpropagation algorithm as a solution to simplify the design process. As a result, after 20000 epochs the training loss is around 0.044 and the testing loss is around 0.058. The model has a good performance despite only using a few numbers of training data.

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Mujahidin, I., Prasetya, D. A., Nachrowie, Sena, S. A., & Arinda, P. S. (2020). Performance tuning of spade card antenna using mean average loss of backpropagation neural network. International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications, (2), 639–642. https://doi.org/10.14569/ijacsa.2020.0110280

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