Development of Printed Antenna Models for GNSS C-band Antennas

This study focuses on modeling a navigation device using satellite signal reception and transmission. The main objective is to develop models of printed antennas with a center frequency of 5020 MHz designed for GNSS. The quality parameters of the prototypes are evaluated by analyzing the radiation patterns of the antennas, which handle C-band radio signal frequencies at the input and output of the device. Various high-performance electromagnetic analysis software packages for electromagnetic analysis in three-dimensional space will be used to analyze and evaluate the performance of the antenna devices. The study demonstrates the feasibility of a navigation antenna for C-band signals, analyzes the necessary characteristics, and analyzes the problems encountered in its development.