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Simple half-wave dipole antenna analysis for wireless applications by CST microwave studio

Tareq et al., 2014

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1432603493973481342
Author
Tareq M
Alam D
Islam M
Ahmed R
et al.
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International Journal of Computer Applications

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In this paper, a simple half-wave dipole antenna has been designed and analyzed for wireless applications. Resonant frequency for the dipole antenna was 5 GHz and as a simulation tool CST Microwave Studio (MWS) has been used. After that the return loss curve …
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