A COMPACT CIRCULARLY POLARIZED SLOTTED MICROSTRIP ANTENNA
Abstract
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Slot antennas are often used at UHF and microwave frequencies. In slot antenna for RFID reader applications the frequency ranges from 902-923MHz to achieve circular polarization. The shapes and size of the slot, as well as the driving frequency, determine the radiation distribution pattern. The proposed compact size circularly polarized slotted microstrip antenna are summarized with design rules. The circularly polarized radiation in square patch antenna can be obtained by perturbation technique with different shapes of slot in the orthogonal direction. A single feed configuration based symmetric slotted microstrip antenna is adapted to realize the compact circularly polarized microstrip antennas. Based on the perimeter, the size of the slot on microstrip slot antenna are studied and compared. The Operating frequency of the antenna is 912MHz that can be tuned by varying the perimeter of the slot while the keeping the circularly polarized radiation unchanged. The schematic and layout are configured by using Advanced Design System (ADS). Return loss, Resonant Frequency, Axial Ratio (AR), and Gain were determined for the proposed system using ADS. A measured 3dB Axial Ratio (AR) bandwidth around 6MHz with 16MHz impedance bandwidth has been achieved for the antenna on a RO3004C substrate with dielectric constant 3.38.

Authors
V. Jebaraj1, K.R.S. Ravi Kumar2, D. Mohanageetha3
S.A Engineering College, India1, Sameer Centre for Electromagnetics, India2, S.A Engineering College, India3

Keywords
Circular Polarization, Slotted Microstrip Antenna, Axial Ratio, Gain
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ICTACT
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ICTACT Journal on Communication Technology
( Volume: 5 , Issue: 4 , Pages: 1035-1038 )
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December 2014
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