Dipole antenna with microstrip technology for WiFi applications under the IEEE 802.11xx standard
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Dipole antenna; Microstrip technology; WiFi applications; 802.11xx standard.Abstract
This study was conducted with the objective of developing a dipole antenna using microstrip technology for WiFi applications under the 802.11xx standard, in response to the growing need to enhance transmission efficiency in wireless networks. The research arose due to the limitations of traditional antennas in terms of bandwidth, range, and signal reliability. A methodology was employed that included a detailed analysis of WiFi standards, the construction of a microstrip antenna model through 3D simulations, and the evaluation of the antenna in terms of S-parameters, gain, efficiency, and radiation pattern. The results showed that the designed antenna met the required performance standards, offering a maximum gain of 5.2 dBi and a bandwidth of 300 MHz, representing a significant improvement compared to conventional antennas. The conclusions highlight that the developed microstrip antenna not only meets the technical requirements for WiFi applications but also provides a more cost-effective and space-efficient solution in terms of manufacturing, contributing to better connectivity in various environments and underscoring the importance of innovating antenna design to meet the current demands of wireless networks.
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