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1.4.8 Matlab Coding For All Parameter

This document contains Matlab code for calculating various parameters related to patch antenna design and simulation. It defines variables for the antenna geometry, material properties, and frequency of operation. It then calculates the effective dielectric constant, resonant frequency, quality factors, input impedance and other antenna parameters through a series of equations. The results are compared to those from the method of moments and experiments, showing accuracy of better than 1.5%.

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1.4.8 Matlab Coding For All Parameter

This document contains Matlab code for calculating various parameters related to patch antenna design and simulation. It defines variables for the antenna geometry, material properties, and frequency of operation. It then calculates the effective dielectric constant, resonant frequency, quality factors, input impedance and other antenna parameters through a series of equations. The results are compared to those from the method of moments and experiments, showing accuracy of better than 1.5%.

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1.4.

8 Matlab coding for all parameter


clear all;
close all;
co=3.10^8;
m=input('enter the model nomber of field=');
n=input('enter the model nomber of field=');
W=input('enter the width of patch in milimeter=');
L=input('enter the length of patch in milimeter=');
eps_o=input('enter the relative permitivity of air=');
Tgq=in. clear all;
put('enter the dielectric loss tangent to the substrate=');
do=input('enter the close all;
diameter of the probe in milimeter=');
F_p=input('enter the frequency of the patch in Ghz=');
Xo=input('enter the feed point along the length of probe in milimeter=');
eps_xyi=0;
Yn=2;
Ym=1;
eps_xxi=input('enter the permitivity of dielectric of layers');
eps_yyi=input('enter the permitivity of dielectric of layers');
h_i=input ('enter the hight of the dielectric in milimeter');
i=input('enter the number of dielectric laers'
N=0.667*log(W/h_i+1.444);
A=eps_eq+1/2;
B=eps_eq-1/2;
C=(1+10./(W/h_eq)^-0.5);
D=1.451+log(W/2*h_eq+0.94);
E=W/2*h_eq+0.441+0.082*(eps_eq-1./eps_eq^2);
F=eps_eq+1/2*pi*eps_eq;
eps_f=A+(B.*C);
Z_a=60*pi./sqrt(eps_eq).*(E+F.*D)^-1;
W_eq=(120*pi*h_eq)/(Z_a*(eps_f^0.5));
L_eq=120*pi*h_eq/Z_a*sqrt(eps_f);
L_f=L+(W_eq-W/2).*((eps_f+0.3)/(eps_f-0.258));
W_f=W+(L_eq-L/2).*((eps_f+0.3)/(eps_f-0.258));
Z_W=377./sqrt(eps_f).*(P+N)^-1;
W_eq=(120*pi*h_eq)/(Z_a*(eps_f^0.5));
L_eq=120*pi*h_eq/Z_a*sqrt(eps_f);
C_sta1=0.5*L*(Z_W/co*Z_W^2-eps_o*eps_eq*W/h_eq);
C_sta2=0.5*W*(Z_W/co*Z_W^2-eps_o*eps_eq*L/h_eq);
C_dyn1=C_sta1/Yn*Ym;
C_dyn2=C_sta2/Yn*Ym;
Co_dyn=eps_o*eps_eq*W*L/Yn*Ym;
C_dyn=Co_dyn+2*C_dyn1+2*C_dyn2;
Z_o=377./(P+N)^-1;
C_sta1o=0.5*L*Z_o/(co*Z_o^2-eps_o*W)/h_eq;
C_sta2o=0.5*W*Z_o/(co*Z_o^2-eps_o*L)/h_eq;
C_dyno1=C_sta1o/Yn*Ym;
C_dyno2=C_sta2o/Yn*Ym;
C_dyno=Co_dyn+2*C_dyno1+2*C_dyno2;
eps_dyn=C_dyn/C_dyno;
f_r=(co./(2*sqrt(eps_dyn))).*sqrt((m/W_f)^2+(n/L_f)^2);
S=W/2*h_eq+0.441;
U=1.451+log(W/2*h_eq+0.94);
Z_ao=60*pi*(S+1/pi.*U)^-1;
K=log(2*pi*2.37*W/2*h_eq+ 0.94);
V=W/h_eq+W/(pi*h_eq)/(W/2*h_eq+0.9
Qr=co*sqrt(eps_dyn)/4*f_r*h_eq;
QT=1./Qr+1./Qc+1./Qd^-1;
a1=F_p/f_r-f_r/F_p;
b2=log(co./(pi*F_p*do*sqrt(eps_eq)));
M1=pi*f_r*eps_dyn*eps_o*L*W;
M2=pi*Xo/L;
R=QT*h_eq/M1*(cos(pi*(Xo/L))^2);
X_L=377*F_p*h_eq/co*b2;
Z_f=R/(1+QT^2*a1)+i*(X_L-(R*QT*a1))/(1+(QT*a1)^2);

1.4.9 Result
The model has accuracy better than, 1.5% for both the resonance and resonant resistance as
compared against the result of the method of moment and experimental

Fig (1)
fig(2)
fig(3)

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