An Inter Looping Wearable Defected Ground Antenna for UWB Biomedical Application

Authors

  • Prasanniya.V CK College of Engineering & Technology Author
  • Prakash.S CK College of Engineering & Technology Author
  • Dr.M.Arulaalan CK College of Engineering & Technology Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54228/mjaret07220015

Keywords:

CSRR, SAR, EBG-DGS, UWB, wearable fabric antenna ,Quarter wave transmission

Abstract

Based on an inter looping array approach with a CSRR design and frequency selective surface, a wearable fabric antenna for UWB applications at 4.2 GHz is shown. The fundamental antenna emits radiation with a circular polarisation, but when used with EBG-DGS, performance and efficiency suffer. Additionally, some harmonic distortion occurs when the antenna is used in close proximity to human tissue, and there is a high specific absorption rate. The antenna uses CSRR with quarter wave transmission to get around this issue, which minimises harmonic distortion, back radiation, and SAR by 100%. Comparing the advanced antenna to the standard antenna, the gain is increased by 5dB, and the radiation efficiency is increased by 83.87 percent. The integrated design has a 1.6 centimetre overall size. The antenna will include materials that human tissue can tolerate, such as cotton and CSRR. Therefore, a well-designed antenna works well for both on- and off-body transmission. We'll build and measure a prototype of the suggested antenna geometry. The findings of the simulation and the measurements have been found to be in excellent agreement.

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Author Biographies

  • Prasanniya.V, CK College of Engineering & Technology

    Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

  • Prakash.S, CK College of Engineering & Technology

    Assistant professor - Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

  • Dr.M.Arulaalan, CK College of Engineering & Technology

    Professor - Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

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Published

2022-07-30

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