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Journal of the Korea Institute of Military Science and Technology 2014;17(1):57-63.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.9766/KIMST.2014.17.1.057   
A Wide Band Antenna Design using the Synthesis of Independent Dual Resonance Modes for Manpack SDR(Software Defined Radio)
Byunggil Yu, Moo-Ho Dong, Ji-Haeng Cho, Sung-Woo Han
1Communication System Group, Samsung Thales
2The 2nd Research and Development Institute, Agency for Defense Development
독립적인 이중 공진 모드 합성을 이용한 광대역 SDR 무전기 안테나 설계
유병길, 동문호, 조지행, 한성우
1삼성탈레스 통신시스템그룹
2국방과학연구소 제2기술연구본부
Abstract
In this paper, we have proposed a wide band antenna for manpack SDR(Software Defined Radio). The proposed antenna consists of feeding post, flexible gooseneck and two radiating elements composed of a upper and lower radiators. The upper radiator has a longer electrical length than the lower radiator in order to operate in the lower frequency. Also, the resonant frequency and impedance characteristics of the antenna can be adjusted independently for two radiators. Therefore, the proposed antenna can be achieved wide impedance bandwidth by the combination of two independent resonance modes. To analyze the characteristics of the antenna in the design process is employed the equivalent circuit theory and EM(Electro-Magnetic) simulation. The measurement results show that the proposed antenna have the sufficient wide bandwidth, above -3.4dBi of the gain and fairly good radiation pattern over the wide bandwidth.
Key Words: SDR(Software Defined Radio), Wide Band Antenna, the Synthesis of Dual Resonance Modes
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