论文信息 - The finite ground plane effect on the microstrip antenna radiation patterns

The finite ground plane effect on the microstrip antenna radiation patterns

The uniform geometrical theory of diffraction (GTD) is employed for calculating the edge diffracted fields from the finite ground plane of a microstrip antenna. The source field from the radiating patch is calculated by two different methods: the slot theory and the modal expansion theory. Many numerical and measured results are presented to demonstrate the accuracy of the calculations and the finite ground plane edge effect.

J. Huang | J. Huang

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