Dual-band dual polarised printed antenna element

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A novel printed antenna element capable of providing dual polarised operation over two widely separated frequency bands is described. The element consists of a perforated proximity-fed microstrip patch antenna operating at the lower frequency, layered over a subarray of aperture coupled microstrip elements operating at the upper frequency. Results for a specific example operating at L and X bands (a frequency ratio of 8:1) are presented. The impedance bandwidth for both bands is > 6%, with isolation within bands > 20 dB and isolation between bands > 40 dB. The element and feed network also has the advantage of being compact enough to be used in arrays, providing dual polarised dual-band operation from a single low-profile aperture.

Inspec keywords: electromagnetic wave polarisation; microstrip antennas; antenna feeds

Other keywords: widely separated frequency bands; perforated proximity-fed microstrip patch antenna; aperture coupled microstrip elements; L band; subarray; X band; low-profile aperture; dual polarised printed antenna; dual-band operation

Subjects: Waveguide and microwave transmission line components; Single antennas

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