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Multiband Fractal Antenna for Wireless Applications

Authors: Fatima Ez-Zaki; Abdelilah Ghammaz; Hassan Belahrach;

Multiband Fractal Antenna for Wireless Applications

Abstract

In this present paper a Microstrip circular patch antennas with right angled isosceles triangles (RIT) on the edge is designed. The presented antennas are multi and wide band, small in structure and easy in fabrication. The circular patch has been fractured by superimposing the right angled isosceles triangles on the edge, and in the ground. The results of the proposed antennas show better characteristics in term of return loss, gain, VSWR, bandwidth and radiation pattern. The generated antennas in this work can be used for many wireless applications such as RADAR, satellite communication, military appliances, LTE, WiMAX, V2X communications, WiFi/WLAN and in the future for 5G technology.

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