A Passive Component Incorporated Miniaturization Super-Wideband Antenna for EMC Measurement

A passive component incorporated miniaturization super-wideband (PCIM-SWB) antenna is proposed for EMC measurement, which has a feeding line with passive components, circle-shaped radiating patch, defected ground. The proposed PCIM-SWB antenna is created from a simple monopole, where its defected ground is to enhance its bandwidth. The two passive components are integrated into the feeding to further to improve its bandwidth to cover lower frequency band. By co-simulation and optimization using HFSS and ADS, a -10 dB fractional bandwidth of 163.2% is gotten for the PCIM-SWB ranging from 0.48 GHz to 4.74 GHz with omnidirectional radiating pattern, which can be employed for Wi-Fi and many military applications.