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Planar printed-circuit antenna with short-circuited superimposed elements

  • US 5,986,606 A
  • Filed: 08/15/1997
  • Issued: 11/16/1999
  • Est. Priority Date: 08/21/1996
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A planar printed-circuit antenna for the transmission and/or reception of microwave signals, comprising:

  • a first conductive element or patch substantially parallel to a ground plane, the first patch being a C-patch, such that the first patch corresponds to one half of a folded dipole which would have been cut along an axis of symmetry of the folded dipole, said first patch having an essentially rectangular shape with a first side essentially parallel to said axis of symmetry of the folded dipole, said first patch being provided with a slot with first and second edges defined on opposing sides of the slot, the second edge connecting halves of the folded dipole,a first dielectric substrate separating said first patch from said ground plane,supply means for said antenna,at least one second patch, said second patch being superimposed on said first patch and being substantially parallel to said ground plane, the second patch corresponding to the other half of the folded dipole,a second dielectric substrate separating said first and second patches,at least one first short-circuit connecting the second edge of said first patch with the second edge of said second patch.

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