Hook- and 3-D J-shaped probe excited dielectric resonator antenna for dual polarisation applications

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Dielectric resonator antennas excited by hook- and 3-D J-shaped probes are studied. The lower part of a cylindrical dielectric resonator is modified into an air-filled cylindrical recess to house the feed. Bandwidth higher than 30% is achieved with the proposed feeding mechanisms. The DRAs are excited in the broadside mode within the matching range. The proposed excitation methods are suitable for wideband dual polarisation applications with two or four orthogonal probes excited within the dielectric resonator.

Inspec keywords: electromagnetic wave polarisation; probes; broadband antennas; antenna feeds; dielectric resonator antennas

Other keywords: excitation method; air-filled cylindrical recess; 3D J-shaped probe; DRA feeding mechanism; orthogonal probe; dielectric resonator antenna; hook-shaped probe; wideband dual polarisation

Subjects: Single antennas; Antenna accessories

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