Desenvolvimento de antenas planares reconfiguráveis em estruturas com metasuperfícies
All over the world, the evolution of the technological apparatus for telecommunications systems has been increasingly required, as a clear consequence of the exponentially growth in the demand for wireless communication services. Therefore, the integration of multiple wireless standards on a sing...
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| Resumo: | All over the world, the evolution of the technological apparatus for telecommunications
systems has been increasingly required, as a clear consequence of the exponentially
growth in the demand for wireless communication services. Therefore, the integration
of multiple wireless standards on a single platform, like a reconfigurable antenna, also
known as tunable antenna, is attracting much attention. Metasurfaces structures have
been extensively used in recent years to improve the performance of planar antennas for
wireless applications, including reconfiguration. A metasurface (also referred to as a metafilm)
is the equivalent of a metamateriaI surface. More precisely, one metafilm is a
surface with a distribution of small scatterers arranged along a region of space, to achieve
desirable electromagnetic behaviors. For many applications, metasurfaces can be used in
place of metamaterials because they have the advantage of taking up less physical space
than the three-dimensional structures of metamaterials, offering the possibility of reduced
losses, which has generated great interest. Therefore, this master thesis presents the
simulation, design and implementation of planar antenna structures coupled to metasurfaces
structures in order to reconfigure frequency, polarization and multiband antennas
for wireless communications applications. The analysis of the antenna structures is performed
with the aid of computational tools. Prototypes are fabricated and measured for
experimental verification purpose. Simulations and measurements results are in good
agreement. |
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