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I wanted to make this patch compact size... Will these via holes work?
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Yeah... You are right. Can i do it with via holes?
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Thank you! I found your design and modified it a bit for different length of feeder and teflon plug.
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Here are screenshots from cst. What do you think?
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I've tried to design something like plate sma connector with the same dimensions and materials. Do you know were i can find pre-built sma connectors for cst with right impedance characteristics?
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I think i won this challenge (with parasitic patches).
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Thank you, Clanon! But i know about VSWR and return loss dependence And a know that parasitic patches can widen the band ... but i don't know how they effect on s11 and how i should design them right
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Sorry, could you explain about new dip at s11? Have you got an example of its image?
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Thank you! Have you got any manual of designing this type of antennas in metall? Or can you share a link to it?
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Thanks a lot! I will try ti figure it out )
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I thought it should be something like this (image below).
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I've designed an antenna for 4.990 GHz and 5.200 GHz band (characteristics screen below) and decided to design the same thing for the 3.2-3.5 GHz band. But in this design, I got stuck trying to widen the band and began searching for methods to widen it. I found information about parasitic patches that could help widen the band, and I tried to design one.
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Sure! Here it is. patch_3.3_3.5.cst