Development of a Dual-band Printed Antenna Based on a Nanocomposite Material made of Polyaniline charged by Iron-Nickel Nanopowder
Abstract
One of the major challenges of printed electronics is to develop materials for flexible devices. Among these latter, antennas occupy a place of choice because of the new applications which are emerging. In this paper a flexible antenna based on a new nanocomposite, Polyaniline (PANI) charged by nanopowder of Iron-Nickel (Fe-Ni), operating in dual-band ([2.4–2.48] and [5.15-5.825] GHz) is proposed. This antenna, triangular/circular shaped with a...
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Development of a Dual-band Printed Antenna Based on a Nanocomposite Material made of Polyaniline charged by Iron-Nickel Nanopowder
Published Date
Mar 31, 2019
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