Reza Azadegan - Ann Arbor MI, US Kamal Sarabandi - Ann Arbor MI, US
Assignee:
The Regents of the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor MI
International Classification:
H01Q013/10
US Classification:
343767000, 343795000
Abstract:
The present invention disclosed design aspects and the measured results of a miniaturized resonant narrow slot antenna. The resonant narrow slot radiating elements have a planar geometry and are capable of transmitting vertical polarization when placed nearly horizontal. A resonant narrow slot antenna according to the present invention simplifies impedance matching. Slot dipoles can be excited by a microstrip line and can be matched to arbitrary line impedances by moving the feed point along the slot. Antenna miniaturization can be achieved by using a high permittivity or permeability substrate and superstrate materials and/or using an appropriate antenna topology. Miniaturization is achieved through providing a unique geometry for a resonant narrow slot antenna. A very efficient radiating element is provided. With the virtual enforcement of the required boundary condition at the end of a slot antenna, the area occupied by the resonant antenna can be reduced. To achieve the required virtual boundary conditions, the two short-circuit at the end of resonant slot are replaced by some reactive boundary conditions, including inductive or capacitive boundary conditions, including inductive or capacitive loadings.
Vehicular Antenna Assembly Including Gnss Antenna And Sdars Antenna With Reflector
- Chesterfield MO, US Ayman DUZDAR - Holly MI, US Reza AZADEGAN - Troy MI, US Curtis W. BEAULIEU - Fenton MI, US Hasan YASIN - Grand Blanc MI, US Thomas W. HOWAY - Metamora MI, US
International Classification:
H01Q 1/32 H01Q 5/50 H01Q 15/14 H01Q 21/06
Abstract:
According to various aspects, disclosed are exemplary embodiments of vehicular antenna assemblies. In an exemplary embodiment, a vehicular antenna assembly generally includes a first satellite antenna configured to be operable for receiving first satellite signals, and a second satellite antenna configured to be operable for receiving second satellite signals different than the first satellite signals received by the first satellite antenna. A reflector is positioned generally between the first and second satellite antennas. The reflector is configured to be operable for reflecting the first satellite signals generally towards the first satellite antenna.
University of Michigan since 2009
Senior Research Fellow
Delphi 2004 - 2008
Senior Research Engineer
University of Michigan 1999 - 2004
Research Assistant
Education:
University of Michigan 1999 - 2004
PhD, Electrical Engineering
Sharif University of Technology 1992 - 1996
B.S, Electrical Engineering