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J. Microw. Optoelectron. Electromagn. Appl. vol.16 número2

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Fig. 2 shows the different shapes in the evolution of the proposed antenna and the simulated  result  of the reflection coefficient of the proposed antenna is presented in Fig
Fig. 3. Simulated result of the reflection coefficient against frequency for the proposed antenna
Table  II  shows  a  comprehensive  comparison antenna  size  among  our  proposed antenna  and  other  compact multi-band antennas
Fig. 4. Simulated reflection coefficients for different values of: (a) L 1  of the initial antenna and (b) L 1  of the proposed  antenna
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