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AhmedEzz
I searched the forum and didn't find any input on this subject.
Dear PF members, I need your help. I am at training for a university, and am assigned a project where I should design a quad-band (or tri) GSM antenna for a vehicle. I am going to second year EE undergrad. so I am only required to set the furnishing ground for the project and produce a report at the end.
I have searched google, wikipedia, IEEE, and read Balanis and ARRL amateus book (first chapter only)...
I need to ask a few questions which I hope you might consider answering using your superior knowledge on the subject.
1 - I have in mind a "modified" dipole antenna which have parasitic elements. Each of those elements would resonate at one of the frequencies of GSM system (850/900/1800/1900). Is this feasible? If yes, can you give me an insight on how this can be done?
2 - I will be using EMPIRE software for simulations, is anyone familiar with it?
That is it for nowa, I hope you might not find this post too daunting for you. (after all, we are engineers).
Dear PF members, I need your help. I am at training for a university, and am assigned a project where I should design a quad-band (or tri) GSM antenna for a vehicle. I am going to second year EE undergrad. so I am only required to set the furnishing ground for the project and produce a report at the end.
I have searched google, wikipedia, IEEE, and read Balanis and ARRL amateus book (first chapter only)...
I need to ask a few questions which I hope you might consider answering using your superior knowledge on the subject.
1 - I have in mind a "modified" dipole antenna which have parasitic elements. Each of those elements would resonate at one of the frequencies of GSM system (850/900/1800/1900). Is this feasible? If yes, can you give me an insight on how this can be done?
2 - I will be using EMPIRE software for simulations, is anyone familiar with it?
That is it for nowa, I hope you might not find this post too daunting for you. (after all, we are engineers).