Miniature Patch and Slot Microstrip Arrays for IoT and ISM Band Applications

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In this paper we present the design and fabrication of a two-antenna array to resonate at 5.8 GHz, a frequency that satisfies a host of applications, especially those associated with the ISM band, but including IoT applications. The design incorporates several techniques to improve figures of merit and reduce its size. The array presents a measured bandwidth of 617 MHz (from 5.503 to 6.120 GHz, or 10.63% about the central frequency) when built on a thin substrate, and of 455 MHz (from 5.517 to 5.972 GHz; 7.84%) when fabricated using a thicker one. The simulated gains were of 6.89 dBi and 7.63 dBi, whereas the measured ones were 6.7 dBi and 7.2 dBi, respectively. Size reduction is better than 30% and the simulated efficiencies are higher than 90%.

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Olan-Nunez, K. N., Murphy-Arteaga, R. S., & Colin-Beltran, E. (2020). Miniature Patch and Slot Microstrip Arrays for IoT and ISM Band Applications. IEEE Access, 8, 102846–102854. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2020.2998739

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