Summary

International Symposium on Antennas and Propagation

2014

Session Number:FR2B

Session:

Number:FR2B_25

Wide-Beam Microstrip Antenna for Application in 24 GHz Short-Range Doppler Sensors

Krzysztof Wincza,  Artur Rydosz,  Jakub Sorocki,  Ilona Piekarz,  Izabela Slomian,  Slawomir Gruszczynski,  

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Publication Date:2014/12/2

Online ISSN:2188-5079

DOI:10.34385/proc.36.FR2B_25

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Summary:
A wide-beam microstrip antenna for applications in short-range Doppler sensors has been developed. Beam widening has been achieved with the use of appropriately fed three radiating patches. To ensure a proper signal distribution along the array, a center radiating element has been designed as an aperture coupled patch fed at its center thorough the slot. Moreover, the center patch serves as a two-way power divider allowing for feeding two outer patches with appropriate amplitudes and phases ensuring simultaneously central symmetry of the antenna which improves radiation pattern.