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Dear vfone,

Could you please help me check this post about UWB/SWB antenna design?

Thank you very much!

Joshuacp

I could not reproduce the results of an UWB antenna in one paper, could anyone please help me?

Dear friends, The reference paper [1] reports an antenna that could operate in the frequency range of 0.1 - 30 GHz while the size is 60 mm x 60 mm x 1.6 mm. I found the results of the reference paper [1] were very exciting and I tried to follow the paper by simulating the antenna in HFSS. All...
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Dear PlanarMetamaterials,

Could you please help me check this post about UWB/SWB antenna design?

Thank you very much!

Joshuacp

I could not reproduce the results of an UWB antenna in one paper, could anyone please help me?

Dear friends, The reference paper [1] reports an antenna that could operate in the frequency range of 0.1 - 30 GHz while the size is 60 mm x 60 mm x 1.6 mm. I found the results of the reference paper [1] were very exciting and I tried to follow the paper by simulating the antenna in HFSS. All...
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Put the full paper title (in quotes) and the lead author name into
your favorite search engine. Often university people stash a
downloaded copy where search enginess can find it and don't
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