The design of Balun Control Feed Antenna (BCFA) using biocomposite substrate

This paper proposes the design of Balun Control Feed Antenna (BCFA) using four different mixtures of biocomposite. The design covered the IEEE 802.11b (2.412-2.472 GHz) standard that has thirteen channels, which consist of the parasitic patch (first substrate) and Quarter wave Balun with partial gro...

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Published in:Journal of Telecommunication, Electronic and Computer Engineering
Main Author: Azlan A.A.; Ali M.T.; Abd Rahman N.H.; Jamlos M.F.
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Language:English
Published: Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka 2017
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Azlan A.A.; Ali M.T.; Abd Rahman N.H.; Jamlos M.F.
The design of Balun Control Feed Antenna (BCFA) using biocomposite substrate
2017
Journal of Telecommunication, Electronic and Computer Engineering
9
1

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This paper proposes the design of Balun Control Feed Antenna (BCFA) using four different mixtures of biocomposite. The design covered the IEEE 802.11b (2.412-2.472 GHz) standard that has thirteen channels, which consist of the parasitic patch (first substrate) and Quarter wave Balun with partial ground (second substrate) and Air Gap separation. To analyze the substrate performance, the resonant frequency was controlled by tuning the Balun and the quarter wave structure, while other dimensions were fixed. The antenna gain reported a decay with the increments of the filler mixture (4.62 to 0.1dBi) while FR4 (1.83 dBi), which resonant frequency occurs between 2.43 to 2.46 GHz. The changes in the gain, bandwidth, frequency response and directivity occur since the loss tangent increased in parallel with the filler composition mixture. The results of the measurement and simulation were demonstrated back to back to emphasize the performance of the proposed four different combination substrates with a direct comparison to FR4. © 2017, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka. All rights reserved.
Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka
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author Azlan A.A.; Ali M.T.; Abd Rahman N.H.; Jamlos M.F.
spellingShingle Azlan A.A.; Ali M.T.; Abd Rahman N.H.; Jamlos M.F.
The design of Balun Control Feed Antenna (BCFA) using biocomposite substrate
author_facet Azlan A.A.; Ali M.T.; Abd Rahman N.H.; Jamlos M.F.
author_sort Azlan A.A.; Ali M.T.; Abd Rahman N.H.; Jamlos M.F.
title The design of Balun Control Feed Antenna (BCFA) using biocomposite substrate
title_short The design of Balun Control Feed Antenna (BCFA) using biocomposite substrate
title_full The design of Balun Control Feed Antenna (BCFA) using biocomposite substrate
title_fullStr The design of Balun Control Feed Antenna (BCFA) using biocomposite substrate
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description This paper proposes the design of Balun Control Feed Antenna (BCFA) using four different mixtures of biocomposite. The design covered the IEEE 802.11b (2.412-2.472 GHz) standard that has thirteen channels, which consist of the parasitic patch (first substrate) and Quarter wave Balun with partial ground (second substrate) and Air Gap separation. To analyze the substrate performance, the resonant frequency was controlled by tuning the Balun and the quarter wave structure, while other dimensions were fixed. The antenna gain reported a decay with the increments of the filler mixture (4.62 to 0.1dBi) while FR4 (1.83 dBi), which resonant frequency occurs between 2.43 to 2.46 GHz. The changes in the gain, bandwidth, frequency response and directivity occur since the loss tangent increased in parallel with the filler composition mixture. The results of the measurement and simulation were demonstrated back to back to emphasize the performance of the proposed four different combination substrates with a direct comparison to FR4. © 2017, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka. All rights reserved.
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