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Bandwidth Enhancement of Strip-Loaded Radial-Line Slot Array Antenna by the Inclusion of Canceling Slots

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Overview This paper proposes a new design of linearly polarized radial-line slot-array antennas (LP-RLSA) which uses loading strips and cancelling slots. The combination of both techniques provides wider impedance bandwidth with high radiation efficiencies. The suitable design of the antenna elements reduces the excitation of cancelling slots and consequently the radiation distortion introduced by them.

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Publisher	Universidad Politecnica de Valencia	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2005
Format	White Papers
Topics	Bandwidth Issues

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