Miniature antenna based on magnetoelectric composites

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The design and characterisation of a miniaturised 100 MHz antenna based on magnetoelectric (ME) composites are discussed. Ferrite–ferroelectric composites with high and equal permeability μr and permittivity ɛr have been synthesised and used as the substrate for a microstrip antenna. The composite also facilitates impedance matching to free space. A sample of nickel zinc ferrite and bismuth strontium titanate prepared by ceramic processing and with μrr has been used. Scattering parameter data indicates an antenna miniaturisation factor of 7–10 at 100 MHz, in agreement with theory.

Inspec keywords: antennas; nickel compounds; impedance matching; ferroelectric devices; ferrite devices

Other keywords: frequency 100 MHz; magnetoelectric composites; nickel zinc ferrite; miniature antenna; ferroelectric composites; bismuth strontium titanate; impedance matching

Subjects: Ferroelectric devices; Magnetic material applications and devices; Antennas

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