A Theoretical and Simulation Study of Dielectrically Loaded Antennas and their Contribution Towards Low-SAR

M. I. Kitra; P. McEvoy; J. C. Vardaxoglou; J. R. James

A Theoretical and Simulation Study of Dielectrically Loaded Antennas and their Contribution Towards Low-SAR

M. I. Kitra, P. McEvoy, J. C. Vardaxoglou, J. R. James

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Abstract

Current requirements in handset antenna design include high efficiency, small size, low-SAR and a broad bandwidth. In the theoretical part of this study, a spherical analytical model is used to examine these parameters in terms of different mix ratios of permittivity and permeability. A TLM simulation software package is used to model dielectric resonators and predict their efficiency. Results suggest that an optimum permittivity and permeability mix gives rise to the definitive low-SAR antenna whilst maintaining a high efficiency.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	245-248
Number of pages	4
Journal	ITG-Fachbericht
Issue number	178
Publication status	Published - 2003
Externally published	Yes
Event	INICA 2003: International ITG-Conference on Antennas - Berlin, Germany Duration: 17 Sep 2003 → 19 Sep 2003

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A Theoretical and Simulation Study of Dielectrically Loaded Antennas and their Contribution Towards Low-SAR

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