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Compact loop-coupled spiral antenna for multiband wireless USB dongles

Compact loop-coupled spiral antenna for multiband wireless USB dongles

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A compact spiral antenna with a loop element for wireless USB dongle devices is proposed. The proposed loop-coupled spiral antenna covers the WiBro, Bluetooth, WLAN, WiMAX and satellite digital multimedia broadcast (S-DMB) bands. The overall dimensions of the fabricated antenna are 10×50×1 mm, which is the most compact dimension among multiband USB dongle antennas reported to date. The measured −10 dB reflection bandwidths for two resonant frequencies are 19.0% (2.29–2.77 GHz) and 27.6% (4.55–6.01 GHz). The measured peak gain of the antenna is 3.92 dBi.

Inspec keywords: peripheral interfaces; loop antennas; wireless LAN; spiral antennas

Other keywords: loop element; universal serial bus; WiBro band; WLAN band; satellite digital multimedia broadcast band; Bluetooth band; compact loop-coupled spiral antenna; multiband wireless USB dongles; WiMAX band

Subjects: Single antennas; Computer communications; Peripheral interfaces; Local area networks; Radio links and equipment; Instrumentation buses and protocols

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