Two-Band Antenna Reflection Board Using Multi-Layer Mush-Like EBG

Qing Feng Zhao; Su Ling Wang; Nan Guo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.556-562.2202

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Two-Band Antenna Reflection Board Using Multi-Layer Mush-Like EBG

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A Multi-layer mush-like EBG used as the reflector of dipole antenna is discussed. The paper focuses on the reflection phase feature of Multi-layer mush-like EBG surface. Compared with classical double layer EBG reflector which has one in-phase frequency the proposed structure can realize two or more in-phase frequencies resonance thus could be used as double frequency antenna reflector. The simulation results proved that the proposed EBG structure had a good return loss meanwhile both radiating patterns of the two frequency bands meets the expectations well and the antenna’s gains of the two bands are more than 7.08dB

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 556-562)

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Qing Feng Zhao*, Su Ling Wang, Nan Guo

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Dipole Antenna, EBG Structure, Low Profile Antenna Reflector, Reflection Phase

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