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Flexible plasma linear antenna

Authors: Jiansen Zhao; Shengzheng Wang; Huafeng Wu; Yue Liu; Yongmeng Chang; Xinqiang Chen;

Flexible plasma linear antenna

Abstract

In this work, we introduce a type of plasma antenna that was fabricated using flexible materials and excited using a 5−20 kHz alternating current (ac) power supply. The results showed that the antenna characteristics, including the impedance, the reflection coefficient (S11), the radiation pattern, and the gain, can be controlled rapidly and easily by varying both the discharge parameters and the antenna shapes. The scope for reconfiguration is greatly enhanced when the antenna shape is changed from a monopole to a helix configuration. Additionally, the antenna polarization can also be adjusted by varying the antenna shapes.

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