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Gain Enhancement of Pyramidal Horn Antenna using EBG Technique


Author : Sheelu Cyriac, Aparna Sankarasubramaniam and Tomson Devis

Pages : 3290-3294
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Abstract

The conventional pyramidal horn antenna has been used for microwave applications for a very long time. Its gain can be increased by enlarging the construction of the horn to flare exponentially. This work intends to present a method for gain enhancement of conventional pyramidal horn antenna in the frequency range 2.2 GHz to 8 GHz using Electromagnetic Band Gap(EBG) without construction enlargement. It has been proved that proper utilizations of EBG structures can enhance the performance of low profile antennas. So here a new EBG technique, which is the modified version of mushroom-like EBG structure, is employed in the pyramidal horn antenna. This method improves the antenna performance such as increasing the antenna gain and reducing back radiation. The simulation was done in Ansoft HFSS 13.0.

Keywords: Pyramidal horn antenna, Electromagnetic Band Gap(EBG), Mushroom-like EBG

Article published in International Journal of Current Engineering and Technology, Vol.5, No.5 (Oct-2015)

 

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