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I am thinking of using bi-loop instead of biquad, I use matlab on a daily basis, and I have not yet managed to make a model, I am currently unable to check 1) Bi-Loop is mechanically simpler to make, tune and correction. What else, what profit can it give. In publication about this antenna for a 2,45GHz: "The simulation results showed that the best parameters value are 14.95 mm of loops radius, 1.15 mm of links radius, and 15.57 mm of reflector gap. In these parameters, the antenna had a characteristic value of return loss -36.65 dB, bandwidth 354 MHz" IMG_1496.webp
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Best Dish feader for 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz at one dish? bester × dual band cantenna × bat wings × biquad × or something else ×
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I'm new to this Forum and was wondering if anyone has any feedback regarding this antenna. https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/A-novel-planar-four-quad-antenna-Ahmed-Menzel/88f3d0223574bc1929f25b52c35bc7f35b1b1b17 It interests me because it PCB, flat, dual polarized and a well defined elliptical pattern, which I need as part of an indoor location solution. I don't believe it's tuned for 2.45GHz. Could someone help me figure out what the final design would look like and specifications? Thanks
