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2014-02-25
Planar Elliptic Broadband Antenna with Wide Range Reconfigurable Narrow Notched Bands for Multi-Standard Wireless Communication Devices
By
Imen Ben Trad,

    Dr. Imen Ben Trad

    IETR, INSA

    France

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Jean-Marie Floc'h,

    Dr. Jean-Marie Floc'h

    IETR

    France

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Hatem Rmili,

    Professor Hatem Rmili

    King Abdulaziz University

    Saudi Arabia

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Lotfi Laadhar,

    Dr. Lotfi Laadhar

    Faculty of Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department

    King Abdulaziz University

    Saudi Arabia

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Mhamed Drissi

    Prof. Mhamed Drissi

    INSA, CNRS

    France

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Progress In Electromagnetics Research, Vol. 145, 69-80, 2014
doi:10.2528/PIER13122701
Abstract
A Planar elliptic broadband antenna with reconfigurable dual stop-bands performance was successfully designed and performedfor multi-standard wireless communication systems. The proposed antenna consists of a broadband micro-strip fed printed monopole operating in the frequency range 0.75-6 GHz. The notch-band characteristic was obtained by printing two Open Loop Resonators (OLRs) on the front side of the substrate close to the micro-strip feed-line. By adjusting the OLRs parameters, mono or dual band-rejection can be obtained. The passive broadband antenna was optimized to achieve narrow band rejection over the UMTS-band (around 2.1 GHz) and the WiMAX-band (around 3.5 GHz). The agility was produced by loading a varactor diode on each OLR. The major advantages of this structure are the high selectivity of the dismissed-bands, continuous reconfiguration and wide tuning range of the notched bands. Four prototypes were realized and experimentally characterized. The measured tuning rangescorresponding to the notched bands are about 850 MHz (2.25-3.1 GHz) for the rejected UMTS-bandand 570 MHz (3.84-4.41 GHz) for the WiMAX-band. Simulated and measured resultsare presented and discussed.
Citation
Imen Ben Trad, Jean-Marie Floc'h, Hatem Rmili, Lotfi Laadhar, and Mhamed Drissi, "Planar Elliptic Broadband Antenna with Wide Range Reconfigurable Narrow Notched Bands for Multi-Standard Wireless Communication Devices," Progress In Electromagnetics Research, Vol. 145, 69-80, 2014.
doi:10.2528/PIER13122701
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