ArticleScientific reports2025
Novel design and fabrication of a mechanically tunable multiband watch antenna for wireless applications.
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Novel design of a tunable watch antenna for both wideband wireless applications is presented in this paper. Arrows in the watch radiating patch are designed to control the bandwidth; also, a ground structure is designed beneath the radiating patch to allow multi-band operation. If the arrows of the watch mention a certain time, this allows a certain multiband, while if the time changes, it allows another different multiband; the antenna performs as a wideband antenna (WBA). Furthermore, we can obtain different frequency bands by assuming a mechanism to change the time of the watch. The antenna was examined at 1, 2, 3, and 4 o'clock in simulation, while the 1:45 design was fabricated. The S
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