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Particle Swarm Optimization Enhanced Ultra Wideband Tightly Coupled Array With Resistive Fss

Abstract: The antennas are necessary to support the technology, which is divided into two categories: omnidirectional and directional antennas. Long-range communication requires directional antennas, but indoor situations and short-range communication require Omni-directional antennas. The gain, directivity, and band width of directional antennas are all higher. The antenna range of applications in diverse domains must be considered while building an antenna for usage in a given system. To modify performance dependent on design parameters, a FSS is proposed. the FSS is improved by employing a PSO augmented denote as the PSO-UTC-FSS approaches. The PSO approach progresses the accurateness of the antennas limitations that have been calculated. The FSS preserves the gain while dropping interference in the bandwidth. The losses are minimized using these concepts, which improve the radiation efficiency, bandwidth ratio, gain etc. 5 claims & 4 Figures

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Patent Information

Application #
Filing Date
21 December 2021
Publication Number
05/2022
Publication Type
INA
Invention Field
ELECTRONICS
Status
Email
ipfc@mlrinstitutions.ac.in
Parent Application

Applicants

MLR Institute of Technology
Dundigal, Hyderabad – 500047

Inventors

1. Mr. K Nishanth Rao
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, MLR Institute of Technology, Dundigal, Hyderabad – 500047
2. Dr.B.Sridhar
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, MLR Institute of Technology, Dundigal, Hyderabad – 500047
3. Mr.P.Yakaiah
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, MLR Institute of Technology, Dundigal, Hyderabad – 500047
4. Mr.Haribabu.K
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, MLR Institute of Technology, Dundigal, Hyderabad – 500047
5. Mr.R.Sateesh
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, MLR Institute of Technology, Dundigal, Hyderabad – 500047
6. Mr.V.Syambabu
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, MLR Institute of Technology, Dundigal, Hyderabad – 500047
7. Mr.J.Nagaraju
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, MLR Institute of Technology, Dundigal, Hyderabad – 500047
8. Mrs.V.Ushadevi
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, MLR Institute of Technology, Dundigal, Hyderabad – 500047

Specification

Claims:The scope of the invention is defined by the following claims:
Claims:
1. A method of designing the array antenna in an improving the gain, reducing the radiation losses and thickness issues of the antenna.
a) To achieve the optimized values of the antenna using the, key parameters which serves as the optimization of the antenna.
b) Beginning 5 GHz, the planned antenna has a double the bandwidth and a lower radiation losses.
c) The thickness of the substrate plays significant role in inducing polarization.
2. As per claim 1, the designing frequency of the antenna is 5 GHz, but the frequency range is increased to 10 GHz, losses can be reduced.
3. According to claim 1, as a novelty, the gain performances can be improved by 0.8 dBs while maintaining the same bandwidth ratios as the 10 GHz design.
4. As per claim 1,the directivity of the antenna can be improves, and the radiation efficiency can be increases to 75%.
5. As per claim 1, the antenna using the material like, bakelite for outside coaxial feeding of the antenna, PEC for inside of the coaxial cable and Magnesium for FSS. , Description:Field of Invention
Nowadays, Frequency Selective Surface (FSS) approaches are used to control the interaction profile of the electromagnetic waves. With the ease of band pass property in the transmission band, reflection loss has been reduced at low frequencies because the resonance present in the FSS. Tightly coupled arrays (TCAs) have more preferable choice for these kind of applications. These set of arrays consist of elements that are associate with their neighbours, for low profile it provides wide bandwidth and make easier integration on mobile platforms.
Background of the invention
The proposed a Compact Rectangular Microstrip Patch Antenna with an inset feed and a compact dimension that was parameter were tuned using PSO to produce minimal return loss including optimal size downsizing. The goal of using the optimization method (PSO) was to get the best size miniaturisation with the least amount of return loss. By resonating at 2.45 Gega Hertz frequency, this antenna has decreased return losses of 57.8% and best-size miniaturisation of 58% as a result of using this technology (Girija, H. Sathiya, et al.[2020], 6th International Conference on Advanced Computing and Communication Systems (ICACCS).pp.1209-1214).The influence of these parameters on the antenna's radiation pattern and reflection coefficient would be developed on FR4 substrates with a U-shaped director in the 2.4 Gega Hertz and 5.8 Gega Hertz bands. The Genetic Algorithm was a tool for determining search and optimization problems. The radiation characteristics will be represented by the outputs of measurement and modelling, which include return loss of ten decibels, gain, and radiation pattern of three decibels. (P. N. Huu,et.al.,[2019], 19th International Symposium on Communications and Information Technologies (ISCIT), pp. 496-501).
The TCA antenna and an ultra wide band method with a frequency range of 4 to 12 GHz. Full-wave simulations have yielded an optimal array intending to incorporate all important components into a photodiode-integrated antenna shape. In conventional TCA, methods such as inductance and resistance matching are utilised to overcome intrinsic restriction. As a result, operating bandwidth must be refined while maintaining high efficiency. To demonstrate a phased array of eight transmitters, a multilayer elevated frequency substrate with four active intense necessities was designed and assimilated( Shi S. et.al.[2015],J Light Technology, IEEE Journals & Magazines.,33,pp.4781-4790). A devised a cutting-edge method for building ultra-wideband planar inverted-F antennas An major optimization approach GA was employed for creating antennas. Furthermore, the ultra-wideband planar inverted-F antennas proposed have a small footprint and excellent performance, making them suitable for mobile applications(Ibnyaich, et.al.[2020], Wireless Personal Communications ,pp. 1-13).
For an ultra-wide band media, access control is offered. A peer-to-peer network topology could be used for media access control. A simplified addressing method may be used for media access control. A pulse division multiple access channelization system can be used to create concurrent ultra-wide band channels. Multiple media access control states can be specified, each of which is related with one or more of the following: channel parameter state information, duty cycles, and synchronizing status. (JP5313374B2). A modular-based tightly coupled array includes a plurality of antenna unit cells, each of which has a pair of radiating arms and a connected RF feed configured to feed an RF signal to the pair of radiating arms, with each antenna unit cell's pair of radiating arms and RF feed integrated as part of a corresponding printed circuit board (PCB). The antenna unit cells could be installed above a conductive ground plane and coupled to a number of RF connectors on the conductive ground plane. (US20200321708A1). The invention provides a novel ultra-wideband tight coupling array that includes a first matching layer, a second matching layer, an antenna array plate, a frequency selection surface plate, and a feed balun array, where the antenna array plate is positioned directly above the frequency selection surface plate; the antenna array plate comprises a plurality of dipole radiation periodic units, each dipole radiation periodic unit comprising a dipole arm, a coupling meta, and a coupling meta; and the antenna array plate comprises; Each frequency selection surface unit consists of two four-fold circular patches, a hexagram gap patch, and two layers of frequency selection surface dielectric plates, while the dipole arm consists of two first metal patches, the coupling metal patches consists of two second metal patches, and the dipole arm consists of two first metal patches. The invention employs a frequency selection surface to eliminate short circuit sites, achieves a standing-wave ratio of less than 3 in the frequency range of 1.14 GHz-11.2 GHz, increases array bandwidth by 9.8 times, and can be employed in communication and satellite tracking radar systems. (CN109216940B).
The objective of this invention is an attempt has been made in the current work to improve the antenna's bandwidth, radiation pattern, and gain based on optimization techniques. Minimize the losses leading to get high frequency radiation. Varies thickness to attain attenuation as significant value. By reducing the interference of ground plane, maximize the array bandwidth. With the guidance of tightly coupled elements achieves very low profile. Arrangement of FSS with superstrate increase radiation frequency. Measures directivity to observe the direction of radiated EM waves.
Summary of the invention
Includes an in recent years, several methods for computing antenna design parameters have been used. In communication system that depends on the transformation of RF signals, the antenna's properties are critical. The proposed methodology eliminates interference among the ground plane and the array bandwidth. This invention provides a combination method depend on a Frequency Selective Surface and a Particle Swarm Optimization that has certain uses, including raised reliability, efficiency, and ease of implementation. The electromagnetic intensity is transmitted through the coaxial cable by the Frequency Selective Surface depending on the frequency ranges. The proposed Particle Swarm Optimization-UTC- Frequency Selective Surface method will compute values for prototype arrays and also designed parameter for antennas with a possible frequency ranges.
Brief description of Drawing
In the figures which are illustrated exemplary embodiments of the invention.
Figure 1 RFSS unit-cell with a Bowtie array
Figure 2 FSS with a dipole array
Figure 3 Bow-tie antenna's proposed HFSS model
Figure 4. Outputs of the proposed model.

Detailed description of the invention
As described above the present invention relates to copyright fetching. Figure1 illustrated as this result was attained employing a closely connected bow-tie arrays with a resistive FSS and the additions of conforming superstrates. The ground plane interference is reduced, and the array's bandwidth is increased, thanks to the use of a low profile ultra wideband tightly linked arrays with an FSS and a superstrates. When using a resistive element, extreme caution should be exercised. The superstrates and FSS overlap, and the optimal efficiencies reduces the thickness to λ/4when compares to the present designs. An equivalent growth in resistance value will most likely reduce the bandwidth ratio within a reasonable ranges.
Figure 2. depicts a the diverse ranges of frequency mandatory for each claim, signal interfering and emissions of radiation are substantially lesser when linked to other approaches. A new method termed PSO-UTC-FSS is presented to solve aforementioned problems, loss in bandwidth, also eliminate interference and frequencies standards. The model for the suggested antennas design is showed in Figure 3. The frequencies in GHz are provided by the simulation output. The model contains dual layers, starts with the ground planes, bow-tie patches, and resistive FSS made of magnesium with a thickness of 1 millimetre. The bow-tie antennas are connected by dual coaxial wires. Antenna measures 30 mm in length and 30 mm in breadth. The particle swarm optimization method generates a 6 mm value, which is subsequently added to the design's present value.
In Figure 4. the S-parameter is shown against frequency. The ultra-wideband antennas have frequency ranges of 0 to 10 GHz and can operate in a wide frequency range. The antenna's bandwidth is 10 GHz. Antenna S-parameter values range from -580 to 560 dB. Software limited component analysis is the method used in HFSS.
At the heart of the optimizations are velocities computations, which are equivalent to adjustments of relative changes, or simply changes of changes. The concept employs vectors pointing from the current positions to the personals best and global best.
(1)
Let (Determine next position),
(2)
Where -
rand ( ) and rand ( )
The constants c1 and c2, respectively, influence the impact of nostalgia (homesickness), rand ( ) is a functions that return a random numbers in the intervals, whereas social interaction is a functions that returns a random numbers in the intervals [0, 1] from a uniform distributions. The calls to the random function are considered independent because they are considered separate. All over again, inferring t and Δt = 1, a clearer illustration of (2) is given by
(3)
Because and are stochastic, and their presence simulates the swarm's erratic behaviour, or madness.
If the variables can take on any value, if the velocity is not constrained, an oscillating behaviour with increasing amplitude is likely to occur. This is commonly referred to as an explosion, and it can be avoided by setting limits by the positive number .
Variables are frequently restricted to a specific range. This will necessitate dealing with particles that attempt to cross the boundary limit.
The inertial weight, w, is shown in equation (1.3) and was introduced to control the algorithm's convergence. A big w promotes exploration, whereas a minor w causes the particles to fine-comb the part around the global extreme. When initially covering a broad area, the inertial weight is always linearly decreased during an optimization to speed up convergence.
(4)
Equation 4 is used to find out next position of particle using equation 1, this next position give better optimize position.
Various frequency selection considerations have an impact on resistive surface design, including:
The PSO-UTC-FSS approach meets radiation efficiency, gain, and other parameter design requirements by decreasing the bandwidth order. When the FSS and superstrate of dielectric are present, the bandwidth ratio is maximised. At the maximum limit of the effective band, the ground planes spacing h is short-circuit limits the tightly linked array, as shown by the equation.
(5)
The array antenna exhibitions and quality peaks at spacing of it can be express as
(6)
The efficiency of antennas is the ratio of its real energy to its electric energy. This occurrence of loss resistances in antenna radiations decreases it. By decreasing the FSS loss, it is possible to improve the radiation efficiency. In various applications, such as radar systems and the efficiencies of antennas are defined as the ratio of power radiate to input power, which is given as
(7)
Multiplying the impedance mismatch losses by the antenna's radiation efficiencies yields the antenna total efficiency. which is expressed as
(8)
The gain of huge-frequency antenna can be simply measured considering the complexity of the environment since they are not sensitive to electromagnetic interfering or reflections. The gain factor is determined by testing impedance-matched and polarised antennas using identical samples to get the gain factor, which may be expressed as
(9)
A specific wavelength, low frequency antennas can produce radiations with multiple wavelengths. Equation can be used to compute the resonant frequency.
(10)
Where l is the length of the slots
and

Because the minimize loss, the antennas with dense wires are ideal for a variety of applications.
The following formulae are used to calculate them:
(11)
(12)
The resonant thickness is given as
(13)
5 claims & 4 Figures

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1 202141059768-REQUEST FOR EARLY PUBLICATION(FORM-9) [21-12-2021(online)].pdf 2021-12-21
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8 202141059768-EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION(S) [21-12-2021(online)].pdf 2021-12-21
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10 202141059768-COMPLETE SPECIFICATION [21-12-2021(online)].pdf 2021-12-21