Design a PIFA Antenna for Health-Care Application

In the life of an individual, satellite and wireless communication are essential. Microstrip (patch) antennas were created as a result of current research in medical and communication systems, which focuses on low-cost, low-profile antennas to enable high performance over a wide frequency range. A thin grounded dielectric substrate is joined to a narrow metallic conductor to form a microstrip antenna. One side of the antenna is the dielectric slab on the radiating patch, while the other is a grounded plane. The most significant benefit of microstrip antennas over their waveguide or coaxial counterparts or conventional antennas is that they are lighter, smaller in volume, and have a lower profile. The PIFA (Planar Inverted F Antenna) microstrip antenna presented in this paper