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Articles covering the modeling, design, and applications of loop antennas.
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High-Gain Biquad Antenna with Planar Reflector: Analysis and Applications for the 866.5 MHz ISM Band
Discover the design and performance characteristics of a high-gain Biquad antenna with a planar reflector for the 866.5 MHz ISM band. This AN-SOF analysis details the antenna's 10.5 dBi gain, 10% impedance bandwidth, and exceptional beam symmetry, providing a professional-grade directional solution for LoRaWAN, UHF RFID, and long-range telemetry applications.
In this article, we dive deep into near-field calculations to establish RF exclusion zones. By understanding near-field and far-field regions, occupational vs. public exposure, health impacts, and practical methods, we ensure compliance with EMF guidelines and safeguard human health.
In today's wireless world, ensuring Electromagnetic Field (EMF) compliance is crucial for protecting individuals from potential harmful effects of RF exposure. Join us as we explore the influence of antenna configurations, ground planes, and feed lines on far-field EIRP values, ensuring you possess the tools to navigate the complexities of EMF compliance effectively.
Dive into the intricacies of Skeleton Slot antennas. Explore optimal designs, balancing geometry parameters, and leveraging simulation tools. Ideal for both engineers and enthusiasts!
The Loop on Ground (LoG) antenna offers a compact solution for directional reception with a cardioid radiation pattern. This article explores its design and highlights the efficiency achieved through the Conformal Method of Moments (CMoM).
Explore dual-loop magnetic antenna design and simulation with AN-SOF. Model performance at five frequencies, showcasing radiation patterns, current distributions, and tuning values. Automated bulk simulations streamline the process.
Moving beyond the uniform-current simplifications of small antennas, this article analyzes the electromagnetic behavior of electrically large circular loops. By benchmarking AN-SOF numerical results against classical Fourier theory, we explore how loop circumference and wire thickness influence non-uniform current distributions, parallel/series resonances, and axial directivity. This detailed study validates the accuracy of CMoM for curved radiators.
Validate the precision of the Conformal Method of Moments (CMoM) through this rigorous study of small loop antennas. By comparing simulated circular and square loops against classical asymptotic theory, we demonstrate how AN-SOF accurately models radiation resistance and directivity in the low-frequency limit, where antenna size is a tiny fraction of a wavelength. This article provides essential insights into shape-independence and numerical stability for electrically small radiator design.
Is fractal geometry truly necessary for compact antenna performance? We analyze the VE9SRB 'Random' Loop an arbitrarily shaped antenna with the same wire length and aperture as an MI2 Fractal Loop. Using AN-SOF, we demonstrate that while random shapes can achieve comparable gain and impedance, the fractal geometry offers a critical advantage in usable bandwidth.
Discover the power of space-filling curves through this analysis of the MI2 Fractal Loop antenna. Modeled in AN-SOF, this HF 'Snowflake Quad' achieves a resonant resistance and a 2 dBi gain. Learn how fractal iterations enable significant size reduction in HF antennas without the efficiency losses typical of standard small loops.
Want a directional antenna for the 2m band? This article explores modeling a 5-element quad array in AN-SOF, achieving good gain and front-to-back ratio.
Explore the unique behavior of half-wave square loop antennas through AN-SOF simulations. Learn how conductor length affects current distribution and radiation patterns, with practical experiments to validate theory. Download our template to test configurations yourself!
This article analyzes radar cross section (RCS) and reception properties of a passive loop antenna via full-wave simulation. We demonstrate how loop resonance manifests in both RCS patterns and load voltage characteristics.
This step-by-step guide empowers you to simulate circular loop antennas in AN-SOF. We'll configure the software, define loop geometry, and explore how its size relative to wavelength affects radiation patterns and input resistance. Gain valuable insights into this fundamental antenna type!
Discover 5 antenna models with less than 50 segments in AN-SOF Trial Version. These examples showcase the capabilities of our software for antenna modeling and design, allowing you to evaluate its features for your projects.
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