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    Effect of antenna size on gain,bandwidth and efficiency

    Ansoft Corporation

    Robert Myoung

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    Antenna parameter

    Major Antenna parameter

    Frequency Band Width

    Radiation EFficiency GAin(MAX, EVERAGE)

    SiZe

    Trade off of major antenna parametersFBW REF GA SZ

    FBW REF

    [c1] GA SZ

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    Size of Antenna

    Definition

    radius of sphere enclosing the maximum

    dimension of the antenna

    Size of Antenna=2a

    Antenna Structure

    a

    Feed point

    Boundary sphereTransmission Line

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    Definition of Q

    Definition

    Definition of energy and power

    Define of Fractional Bandwidth

    em

    rad

    mme

    rad

    e WWP

    WoWWP

    WQ >>= ,2r,2

    f

    VSWR

    2

    CfLf Hf

    1)/(

    )/(

    1

    =

    =

    ==

    LH

    LH

    LH

    HLC

    ff

    ff

    ff

    ff

    f

    f

    BWQ

    BW: Fractional bandwidth

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    Minimum Q of Electrically

    Small Antennas:(1/4) Spherical wave expressions

    )]([1

    )(cos

    ,)(

    )(cos)1(

    ),()(cos

    12/1

    2/1

    1

    krrhdr

    d

    krPAjEE

    kr

    krhPnnAjEE

    krhPAHH

    n

    n

    nn

    n

    n

    n

    n

    nn

    n

    rnr

    n

    nnn

    n

    n

    ==

    +

    ==

    ==

    nkrh

    P

    nP

    n

    n

    n

    orderoffunctionhankelSpherical:)(

    polynomialLegendreassociatedFirst:)(cos

    orderofpolynomialLegendre:)(cos1

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    Minimum Q of Electrically

    Small Antennas:(2/4) Non-propagation energy

    [1]

    [2]

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    Minimum Q of Electrically Small

    Antennas:(3/4)

    The total radiated power

    Q1, Q2, Q3,[5]

    7533

    53231

    )(

    675

    )(

    135

    )(

    216

    )(18

    )(63,

    )(11

    kakakakaQ

    kakakaQ

    kakaQ

    +++=

    ++=+=

    [3]

    [4]

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    Minimum Q of Electrically Small

    Antennas :(4/4)

    Meaning of Minimum Q [in case of ESA] For the any given Value of2pi*a/lambda, all Qs have different values. Hence,

    the above equation can be satisfied when there is only one termunder thesummation sign. The corresponding Q of the antenna is equal to the Qn of theterm used. Since Q1 has the lowest amplitude, we conclude that the antenna

    which generates a field outside the sphere corresponding to that of aninfinitesimally small dipole has potentially the broadest band width of allantennas. The gain of this antenna is 1.5

    c

    n kkakaBW

    Q

    2;

    )(

    1113

    =+==

    z

    sin

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    Minimum Q vs. Size of Antenna

    10-2

    10-1

    100

    101

    10-1

    100

    101

    102

    10

    3

    Antenna size (2a/c

    )

    Q

    PCS(15.1)CDMA(12.3)

    Bluetooth(30.5)

    UWB(0.764)

    Target Q Antenna Size

    GPS(52.5)

    IEEE802.11a(26.2)

    2a

    Chu-Harrington limit

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    Example(1/2)

    Limitation of antenna Size

    Type f H(GHz) f L(GHz) f C(GHz) Q 2a(mm)

    GPS 1.59042 1.56042 1.57535 52.5 16.6

    PCS(KOREA) 1.87 1.75 1.809 15.1 22.6

    CDMA(KOREA) 0.894 0.824 0.8583 12.3 55.0

    Bluetooth 2.4 2.48 2.4397 30.5 13.0

    802.11a 5.35 5.15 5.2490 26.2 6.36

    Ultra-Wideband

    (UWB)10.6 3.1 5.73 0.764 29.0

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    Example(2/2)

    10-2

    10-1

    100

    101

    10-1

    100

    101

    102

    103

    Antenna size (2a/c)

    Q

    UWB(0.764)

    Bluetooth(30.5)

    PCB type UWB antenna

    2.4GHz

    Microstrip patch antennaFR-4, rectangular type

    2.4GHz Sleeve dipole antenna

    35.8mm

    1.5 2 2.5 3 3.51

    2

    3

    4

    5

    6

    7

    8

    9

    10

    Frequency (G Hz)

    VSWR

    55mm

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    0

    1

    2

    3

    4

    5

    6

    7

    8

    9

    10

    frequency (GHz)

    VSWR

    VSWR, Msh3030

    30mm0mm30mm0mm47mm

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    Effect of Radiation Efficiency

    Radiation efficiency, Q

    The effect due to Bandwidth There is a possibility of getting bandwidth which is wider than

    the antenna size.

    lossrad

    rad

    accept

    rad

    PPP

    PP

    +==TRL antenna

    Pin

    PreflPaccept

    Prad

    Ploss

    =+

    =

    +

    =

    QPP

    P

    P

    WPP

    WQ

    lossrad

    rad

    rad

    lossrad

    2

    2

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    10-1 10010

    -1

    100

    10

    1

    10

    2

    103

    Antenna size (2a/c)

    Q

    =100%=80%=60%=40%=20%

    2

    0.2

    0.4666

    0.2100

    0.1592

    0.0866

    Q=10 maintainingEfficiency: 100%20% decreaseSize : 0.544

    Maintaining Antenna SizeEfficiency: 100%20%BW: 5

    Q=1 maintaining

    Efficiency 100%20% decreaseSize: 0.45

    Maintaining Antenna SizeEfficiency: 100%20% decreaseBW: 5

    Q vs. Size of Antenna

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    Conclusion

    It gives to objection smallest Q value which is existence of givenantenna size

    The hazard which gets the bandwidth of the BW it stands 2aantenna space necessity of size

    Effect of Radiation Efficiency Maintaining Antenna BW

    Radiation Efficiency Antenna Size

    Maintaining Antenna Size Radiation Efficiency BW

    3

    )(

    111

    kakaf

    f

    BW

    Q C +=

    ==