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A 2.3/3.3 GHz Dual Band Antenna Design for WiMax Applications

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Figure 1 shows the geometry of the proposed dual-band antenna. The antenna is  intended  to  operate  in  2.3/3.3  GHz  frequency  bands  as  stated  by  802.16/d/e  specification  for  nomadic  and  mobile  WiMax  applications
Figure 2 Simulated return loss for proposed dual-band antenna.
Figure 3 VSWR of the proposed antenna.
Figure 4 Effect  of  feed  gap  (a),  patch  dimension  W 1  (b)  and  W 2  (c)  on  center  frequency and impedance bandwidth
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