Analysis of the radiation Resistance and Gain of Full-Wave Dipole Antenna for Different Feeding Design

Yahya S. H. Khraisat; Khedher A. Hmood; Anwar Al-Mofleh

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Analysis of the radiation Resistance and Gain of Full-Wave Dipole Antenna for Different Feeding Design

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Yahya S. H. Khraisat, Khedher A. Hmood, Anwar Al-Mofleh

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Asia Pacific University College of Technology and Innovation (UCTI), Lot 6, Technology Park Malaysia (TPM), Bukit Jalil.
Electrical and Electronics Department, Al-Balqa' Applied University/Al-Huson university College, Jordan.
Electrical and Electronics Department, Al-Balqa' Applied University/Amman Faculty of Engineering, Amman, Jordan.

ABSTRACT

This paper demonstrates the analysis of antenna pattern and gain for different designs of full-wave dipole antenna feeding techniques. Seven such techniques were studied and analyzed; symmetrical dual feeding in phase, symmetrical dual feeding out of phase, asymmetrical dual feeding in phase, asymmetrical dual feeding out of phase, symmetrical triple feeding in phase and symmetrical triple feeding out of phase. Symmetrical dual feeding in phase produced high gain as compared to the single and center-fed antennas. An improvement of about 3 to 3.5 dB was achieved comparing to center tap fed and off center fed. It was found that an asymmetrical dual feeding in-phase provides good performance, considering the directivity, pattern, and input impedance. A 2.46 dB gain has been attained. It was found that a symmetrical triple feeding provides an overall best performance with respect to gain, radiation pattern, beam width and input impedance.

KEYWORDS

Full – Wave Dipole Antenna, Radiation Pattern, Gain, Double feeding and Triple Feeding

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The authors declare no conflicts of interest.

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Y. Khraisat, K. Hmood and A. Al-Mofleh, "Analysis of the radiation Resistance and Gain of Full-Wave Dipole Antenna for Different Feeding Design," Journal of Electromagnetic Analysis and Applications, Vol. 4 No. 6, 2012, pp. 235-242. doi: 10.4236/jemaa.2012.46033.

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