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What ANTENNA do you recommend???

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I want to design an simple antenna at 16 GHz on PCB (x-y plane). I want it to be directional in the 0z
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Your requirement is really too general. There could be additional constraints that you need to look at gain, bandwidth, return loss, polarization, ... ?

But to start you off, I suggest you take a look at patch antennas. They should be simple enough to realise and also directional.

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thank you for your reply .
I am sorry about my big negligence.
Actually " I want to design an simple antenna at 16 GHz on PCB (x-y plane). I want it to be directional in the 0y", not in the 0z :(
At the beginning, i use tapered slot antenna but it is not simple enough.
I hope you could recommend me another antenna, so that i could combine it with my old antenna .
Thank you very much!
 

I cannot think of any planar/PCB type antennas which might have radiation directed in the plane containing them.

Your best bet might be to go with the slot antennas (like a vivaldi antenna, .hfss model attached). These are generally like slotted waveguide antennas and not strictly planar.

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