Evaluate the performance of a wide band LPDA antenna and compare it with a half-wavelength antenna at frequency change


Abstract in English

Antennas have become an indispensable basic need, especially in the area of wireless networks, and have developed in the past few decades in a very large way in terms of profit and resistance, bandwidth, bandwidth, radiation pattern, etc. in line with new and increasing requirements. In this study, we are interested in studying a broad band antenna where this antenna is very important in systems that operate on a set of frequencies rather than at a fixed frequency. The traditional antennas that are designed at a specific frequency change their response significantly if used on a wide bandwidth around the designed frequency In this study, the LPDA (Log periodic dipole Array) antenna was designed and studied in a broadband field and compared to the antenna reference of wire antennas. It is a halfwavelength antenna λ/2. The study of the effect of frequency change in the antenna radiation pattern and the radiation beam Half-power level and front-to-back ratio (F/B).

References used

LO, Y; LEE, T. W. Antenna Handbook: Theory, Applications, and Design, Springer Science & Business Media, 2013
ROBERT,V.C. analysis and design of the log-periodic dipole antenna, University of Illinois URILANA, Illinois
THOMAS, A. M. modern antenna design, Published simultaneously in Canada, 2005, 633P

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