Circularly polarized metallic EBG antenna

This letter describes the concept and the realization of a directive and circularly polarized antenna using an electromagnetic band gap material whose circular polarization is generated by the structure itself. Experimental and simulated results are presented for an antenna operating at 5GHz.

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Published in:	IEEE microwave and wireless components letters Vol. 15; no. 10; pp. 638 - 640
Main Authors:	Diblanc, M., Rodes, E., Arnaud, E., Thevenot, M., Monediere, T., Jecko, B.
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	New York, NY IEEE 01-10-2005 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Subjects:	Antennas Antennas and propagation Applied sciences Axial ratio Banded structure Circular polarization Circularity Dielectric resonator antennas Directive antennas electromagnetic band gap (EBG) Electromagnetic wave polarization Electronics Exact sciences and technology Materials metallic polarizer Metamaterials Microwaves Optical polarization Optical resonators Periodic structures Q factor Radiocommunications Reflector antennas Simulation Telecommunications Telecommunications and information theory Photonic band gap Circular polarization Photonic crystal Polarizer metallic polarizer electromagnetic band gap (EBG) Axial ratio Antenna
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Summary:	This letter describes the concept and the realization of a directive and circularly polarized antenna using an electromagnetic band gap material whose circular polarization is generated by the structure itself. Experimental and simulated results are presented for an antenna operating at 5GHz.
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ISSN:	1531-1309 1558-1764
DOI:	10.1109/LMWC.2005.856689