INDEPENDENTLY CONTROLLABLE HYBRID DRA FOR OFF-BODY WBAN APPLICATION

Authors

  • K.PARVEEN BANU CK College of engineering and technology Author
  • Dr.M.ARULAALAN CK College of engineering and technology Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54228/mjaret08220002

Keywords:

On-Body antenna, slot antenna, hybrid antenna, dielectric resonator antenna, biomedical antenna, wearable antenna.

Abstract

This study proposes, simulates, and experimentally validates a hybrid dual-band antenna made up of an L-shaped radiating slot and a cylindrical dielectric resonator antenna (CDRA). The fundamental mode (TM10) of the slot that produces the lower frequency resonant band (2.4 GHz) is excited by the microstrip transmission line, and the slot underneath the CDRA is excited by the HEM11 mode of the CDRA to produce the higher frequency band (5.8 GHz). Both the slot and CDRA modes have a resonance frequency that may be changed almost independently of one another. To demonstrate the true behaviour of the modes and overall system, an analogous circuit model of the hybrid system's separate modes is extracted. The antenna's on-body study demonstrates that it is appropriate for usage in wearable biomedical devices.

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Author Biographies

  • K.PARVEEN BANU, CK College of engineering and technology

    Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering

  • Dr.M.ARULAALAN, CK College of engineering and technology

    Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering ,Professor and Head

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Published

2022-08-30

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How to Cite

INDEPENDENTLY CONTROLLABLE HYBRID DRA FOR OFF-BODY WBAN APPLICATION. (2022). MJARET, 2(6), 05-08. https://doi.org/10.54228/mjaret08220002

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