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Design and analysis of a fractal microstrip dipole antenna using Koch concepts for wideband wireless communications

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2017

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Conference Paper

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10.1109/APMediaCast.2016.7878164

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Proceedings - APMediaCast 2016. (2017), p.14-17

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Thaijiam C., Subprasert K., Tieamkru K. Design and analysis of a fractal microstrip dipole antenna using Koch concepts for wideband wireless communications. Proceedings - APMediaCast 2016. (2017), p.14-17. doi:10.1109/APMediaCast.2016.7878164 Retrieved from: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14740/4214

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Design and analysis of a fractal microstrip dipole antenna using Koch concepts for wideband wireless communications

Author(s)

Thaijiam C.
 Subprasert K.
 Tieamkru K.

Abstract

This paper is to present how to design and construct a fractal microstrip dipole antenna using Koch concepts. Multi-frequencies covering in a range from 175 MHz to 1.6 GHz are for example investigated by using different techniques and theoretical design principles of the iteration function system (IFS) and the curve fitting. Simulation and experimental results are shown and analyzed to study how possible to use this antenna for wideband wireless communications. © 2016 IEEE.

Subject(s)

Antennas
 Curve fitting
 Design
 Fractals
 Iterative methods
 Microstrip antennas
 Microwave antennas
 Wireless telecommunication systems
 Design and analysis
 Iteration function system
 Koch
 Microstrip dipole antennas
 Microstripes
 Multi frequency
 Theoretical design
 Wideband wireless communication
 Dipole antennas

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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14740/4214

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