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DESING OF MICROSTRIP PATCH ANTENNA TO
CONNECT INDOOR WIRELESS DEVICES
SUBMITTED BY
P.Prakasham (111012013665),
M.Naveen (111012013663),
G.Venkatesh (111012013678).
GUIDED BY
Ms.N.Thamil shelvi,
Assistant Professor(SS),
Department of ECE.
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OUTLINE
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Abstract
Literature review
Flow diagram
Software
Advantages
Applications
Reference
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ABSTRACT
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Design of 2.4 GHz band micro-strip patch
antenna
Using CST-2012 Studio.
It performs wireless communication functions.
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LITERATURE REVIEW
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AUTHOR PURPOSE METHOD ADVANTAGE DISADVANTAGE
Mina Danesh and John R.
Long, “Photovoltaic
Antennas for Autonomous
Wireless Systems”, VOL. 58,
NO. 12, December 2011
To design a PV
antenna which acts
as an energy
harvester for
electronic circuit &
RF antenna for
wireless
communication
PV technology based
on hydrogenated
amorphous silicon
Reliable cost,
increased
network
coverage, long
life.
Need for batteries
to store power for
night and cloudy
days
Terence Wu, Ronglin Li and
Manos.M.Tentzeris, “A
Scalable Solar Antenna for
Autonomous Integrated
Wireless Sensor Nodes”,
VOL. 10, 2011
To design a solar
antenna to provide
better network
reliability and easier
deployment
Antenna is simulated
& tuned using CST
micro stripes in free
space condition
Power
management,
reliable cost,
increased
network
coverage
Need for batteries
to store power for
night and cloudy
days
T.Peter, T.A.Rahman,
S.W.Cheung, R.Nilavalan,
H.F.AbuTarboush and
A.Vilches, “A Novel
Transparent UWB Antenna
for Photovoltaic Solar Panel
Integration and RF Energy
Harvesting”, DOI
10.1109/TAP.2014.2298044
To design a novel
transparent UWB
antenna that can
when integrated onto
solar panels as well
as harvest RF
energy besides
being able also to
provide wireless
Antenna is designed &
studied using
computer simulation
reliable cost,
increased
network
coverage, long
life, no need of
batteries to store
power
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BLOCK DIAGRAM
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FLOW DIAGRAM
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SOFTWARE
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SOFTWARE
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ADVANTAGES
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Power Management
Increased Network coverage
Reliable cost
Long Life
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APPLICATIONS
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WiFi(Wireless Fidelity)
4G wireless broadband
Flexibility – multi-platforms, multi-
applications, multi-bands
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REFERENCES
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D. Niyato, E. Hossain, and A. Fallahi, “Sleep and wakeup strategies in solar-powered wireless sensor/mesh networks: Performance analysis andoptimization,” IEEE Trans. Mobile Comput., vol. 6, no. 2, pp. 221–236, Feb.2007.
X. Jiang, J. Polastre, and D. Culler, “Perpetual environmentally poweredsensor networks,” in Proc. IEEE Inf. Process. Sensor Netw. Symp. Apr. 2005,pp. 463–468.
“Chewed antennas: Huntington Botanical Gardens,” Sensor- WareSystems, Pasadena, CA, 2003 [Online]. Available: http://www.sensorwaresystems.com/historical/resources/pictures/hunt-011.shtml.
N. Henze, A. Giere, H. Fruchting, and P. Hofmann, “GPS patch antenna withphotovoltaic solar cells for vehicular applications,” in Proc. IEEE VTC, Oct.2003, vol. 1, pp. 50–54.
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