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M.Tech dissertation ppt, Slides of Antenna Theory and Analysis

The main objective of this dissertation is to focus a new approach to enhance the bandwidth and improve the performance of microstrip patch antenna. This can be done by designing antenna in a way so that bandwidth enhancement ,return loss reduction, directivity improvement can be get altogether.

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EXPERIMENTAL MEASURMENTS AND
NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF PERMITTIVITY
AND PERMEABILITY OF FR-4
SUBMITTED BY:
Neetesh Sharma
0904 EC13MT01
DISSERTATION
ON
UNDER THE GUIDENCE OF:
Ashish Duvey
Assistante Professor
Department of ECE Department
SRCEM, GWALIOR (M.P.) 1
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EXPERIMENTAL MEASURMENTS AND

NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF PERMITTIVITY

AND PERMEABILITY OF FR-

SUBMITTED BY: Neetesh Sharma 0904 EC13MT

DISSERTATION

ON

UNDER THE GUIDENCE OF: Ashish Duvey Assistante Professor Department of ECE Department SRCEM, GWALIOR (M.P.)

INTRODUCTION

2  (^) The main objective of this dissertation is to focus a new approach to enhance the bandwidth and improve the performance of microstrip patch antenna. This can be done by designing antenna in a way so that bandwidth enhancement ,return loss reduction, directivity improvement can be get altogether..  (^) The Simulation work is done using Computer Simulation Technology Software (CST-10). MathCAD-14 & Microsoft Excel Software is used for verifying the Double-Negative Metamaterial Properties by Using Nicolson-Ross-Weir Method (NRW).

r r 1/ eff ] W h [1 12 2 (ε 1) 2 (ε 1) ε       1

0 

fr r

W

 (^) CALCULATION OF WIDTH  (^) THE EFFECTIVE DIELECTRIC CONSTANT OF THE DIELECTRIC MATERIAL

FORMULAS USED

 (^) CALCULATION OF THE EXTENSION OF THE LENGTH  (^) THE ACTUAL LENGTH OF THE PATCH

METAMATERIAL

  • (^) Metamaterial are artificial structure that can be design to exhibit specific electromagnetic properties that doesn't found in the nature. In Greek ‘Meta’ means ‘beyond’.
  • (^) Primary research in metamaterials investigate it as a material with negative refractive index.
  • (^) According to ‘Pendry’ the Metamaterial structure is conventionally composed of split ring resonator and thin wire or strip line which provides negative permittivity and permeability.

Classification of materials on the basis of Permittivity (ε) and permeability (μ)ε) and permeability (μ)) and permeability (ε) and permeability (μ)μ)

WORKING OF METAMATERIAL

10 All materials are made of atoms, which are dipoles. These dipoles modify the light velocity by a factor n (the refractive index). The ring and wire units play the role of atomic dipoles: the wire acts as a ferroelectric atom, while the ring acts as an inductor L and the open section as a capacitor C. The ring as a whole therefore acts as an LC circuit. When the electromagnetic field passes through the ring, an induced current is created and the generated field is perpendicular to the magnetic field of the light. The magnetic resonance results in a negative permeability; the index is negative as well.

NICOLSON-ROSS-WEIR METHOD (ε) and permeability (μ)NRW)

11 Equations used for calculating permittivity & permeability using NRW approach:

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