Design of Micro Strip Patch

Antenna Using Artificial

Magnetic Conductor
Keerthana. M
PES2201800628
Mohammed Zaki
salman
PES2201800186
Nikhil.S
PES2201800710
Dinesh.s
PES2201800585
Design Proposed Antenna Reference Antenna

wa (mm) 18 -

wa (mm) 0.5 -

wa (mm) 0.5 -

wp (mm) 29.5 37

Lp (mm) 25.5 29.5

Lf (mm) 6.25 4.25

RESULTS:
• Simulated results for the proposed antenna in term of
return loss ,VSWR, gain, and radiation pattern are
presented.
• The patch miniaturization ratio is obtained by
comparing the patch area of proposed and reference antenna.
• Brief characterization of the effect of changing the AMC’s
patch width, gap width, substrate thickness is also presented.

• Simulated return loss for the proposed antenna is illustrated.

• It shows that the WLAN frequency range requirement

is satisfied, with return loss value below -10 dB for frequency
band 2.4 to 2.5 GHz.
6.The structure has a resonance at
frequency 2.45GHz with return loss -13.3dB.
• The reference antenna gives a similar result with return loss
value below -10dB between 2.4GHz and 2.5GHz. Return loss
at resonant frequency 2.45GHz is -12.15dB, a slightly poorer
value than that of the proposed antenna.
• The VSWR value of 2:1 is satisfied on frequency range
from 2.4GHz to 2.5GHz
• The simulated gain of the proposed antenna is illustrated
shows that the gain peaks at 2.47GHz, giving a gain of
1.96dB. At resonant frequency 2.45GHz, the antenna gain is
1.53dB.
• The reference antenna gives a slightly higher
value.
• It is shown that the proposed antenna has a good radiation
pattern with no unwanted ripples.
• Simulations are conducted to calculate the effects present in the
changing of three main parameters,
(1) AMC patch width wa,
(2) position of patches, denoted by ratio of inner and outer gap
width gin and gout, and
(3) upper and lower substrate thickness tup and tlow.
• To isolate each parameters from their effects, the overall structure
size is kept constant. Thus, the substrate width will not be changed.
Return loss for varying AMC patch width
Return loss for varying inner gap width (gin)