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Design of logarithmic-periodic antenna
Podaný, Matěj ; Kokolia, Martin (referee) ; Láčík, Jaroslav (advisor)
This thesis deals with the design of log-periodic antenna for frequency band 500 MHz to 4000 MHz. The design procedure sticks to two key parameters imposed on the antenna, which are the directivity that must be higher than 7 dBi and the voltage standing wave ratio that must be lower than 2. To reduce antenna dimensions, application of various miniaturization techniques is considered. The antenna is modeled and subsequently optimized in the ANSYS HFFS program. Antenna cover and holder are designed for a protection and fastening of the antenna. The impact of these components on antenna performance is discussed. Finally, the optimized model of the antenna is fabricated, measured and its performance is discussed.
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Design of log-periodic antenna
Kliha, Marek ; Nováček, Zdeněk (referee) ; Láčík, Jaroslav (advisor)
This diploma thesis deal with the design of log-periodic antenna. The log-periodic antenna is self-complementary and broadband antenna. Antenna self-complementary structures are described only by angles. Input impedance of log-periodic antenna is equal to theoretical impedance ohms. The input impedance and radiation patterns of broadband antenna structures are independent of frequency over theoretically unlimited bandwidths. The log-periodic antennas provide linearly polarized radiation pattern. In this thesis is designed antenna for bandwidths 1 to 5GHz. In this diploma thesis is introduced design balanced unit, this is compound broadband balun and broadband impedance transformer. The broadband balun is based on conversion of microstrip line to balanced stripline. The Klopfenstein impedance taper is used for design. For simulation was used software from firma Zeland software IE3D.
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Design of log-periodic antenna
Kliha, Marek ; Nováček, Zdeněk (referee) ; Láčík, Jaroslav (advisor)
This diploma thesis deal with the design of log-periodic antenna. The log-periodic antenna is self-complementary and broadband antenna. Antenna self-complementary structures are described only by angles. Input impedance of log-periodic antenna is equal to theoretical impedance ohms. The input impedance and radiation patterns of broadband antenna structures are independent of frequency over theoretically unlimited bandwidths. The log-periodic antennas provide linearly polarized radiation pattern. In this thesis is designed antenna for bandwidths 1 to 5GHz. In this diploma thesis is introduced design balanced unit, this is compound broadband balun and broadband impedance transformer. The broadband balun is based on conversion of microstrip line to balanced stripline. The Klopfenstein impedance taper is used for design. For simulation was used software from firma Zeland software IE3D.
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