how to enhance microstrip patch antenna gain

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hi there !!

i've designed a microstrip patch antenna having a gain 4.203 dBi, directivity 7.6 dBi, return loss -33.9 dBi, centre frequency 2.668 GHz,
i want to enhance the gain a bit more, what should i do???
 

Re: how to enhabce microstrip patch antenna gain

Try adding a superstrate(a substrate) placed on top of the patch antenna. The superstrate preferably has to be thin with a high Dk.
 

Re: how to enhabce microstrip patch antenna gain

- What subtrate are you using? Can you use substrate with lower loss (loss tangent)?
- You can try to increase the width of the antenna.
- Try to increase the height of the substrate.
 

Re: how to enhabce microstrip patch antenna gain

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what about if you use cavity-backed technique. this will prevent back lobe radiation and hence increase the antenna gain unless you want the back radiation.
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Interesting. And what is cavity depth for cavity-backed technique? Quarterwave in air?
 

how about adding dielectric lenses above each patch? it must give better directivity
 

check this article " D. Sievenpiper, H. P. Hsu, “Low-profile cavity-backed crossed-slot antenna with a single-probe feed designed for 2.34-GHz satellite radio applications," IEEE Transactions on Antenna and Propagation, vol. 52, mo. 3, pp. 873-879, March 2004..""

it includes good info related to your inquire
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check this article " D. Sievenpiper, H. P. Hsu, “Low-profile cavity-backed crossed-slot antenna with a single-probe feed designed for 2.34-GHz satellite radio applications," IEEE Transactions on Antenna and Propagation, vol. 52, mo. 3, pp. 873-879, March 2004..""

it includes good info related to your inquire
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Terminator3 said:
Interesting. And what is cavity depth for cavity-backed technique? Quarterwave in air?
Click to expand...
 

You can also try to use a parasitic patch over your own to enhance the gain.

Check: "Enhanced Gain Patch Antenna With a Rectangular Loop Shaped Parasitic Radiator"
Yildirim, B. and Cetiner, B.A.
Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters, IEEE (Volume:7 )
Page(s): 229 - 232
25 April 2008
 

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