ArticleScientific reports2024
High gain quasi-omnidirectional dipole array fed by radial power divider for millimeter-wave IoT sensing.
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Abstract
This article presents the design and implementation of a dipole array antenna based on a radial waveguide power divider for millimeter-wave IoT sensing applications. The dipole array and radial waveguide power divider techniques are used in tandem to achieve high gain with omnidirectional radiation properties. The proposed antenna is comprised of eight non-uniform array dipole structures, a circular radiating loop, and shorting vias. The one-to-eight power divider is created with the shorting vias to feed the circularly arranged eight non-uniform dipole arrays simultaneously. The proposed antenna is simulated and manufactured on Rogers-RO3003C substrate with a thickness of 8 mils. Both simulated and tested results confirm that the proposed method enables the antenna to offer a quasi-omnidirectional pattern with a high peak gain of 5.42 dBi. The antenna offers an impedance bandwidth (S
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