论文信息 - A microstrip array operating in a fracton mode [fractal geometry]

A microstrip array operating in a fracton mode [fractal geometry]

A high-directivity microstrip array using multilevel elements based on a fractal geometry is theoretically compared with one using circular patches. Within the same electrical area, the same directivity can be obtained. However, the number of elements for the fractal-based array is 2.84 times less, reducing the complexity of the feeding network and overall array.

J. Anguera | C. Puente | C. Borja | J. Soler | G. Montesinos

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