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Chapter 4

The document discusses the software and steps used to design and simulate a small chip antenna. HFSS is used to simulate the antenna's performance. Key steps include selecting a substrate, cutting it to shape, and etching holes on the top and bottom layers. The final simulated results show the return loss is -29dB at 2.4GHz and -20dB at 5.8GHz, demonstrating the antenna can operate at dual frequencies.

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Chapter 4

The document discusses the software and steps used to design and simulate a small chip antenna. HFSS is used to simulate the antenna's performance. Key steps include selecting a substrate, cutting it to shape, and etching holes on the top and bottom layers. The final simulated results show the return loss is -29dB at 2.4GHz and -20dB at 5.8GHz, demonstrating the antenna can operate at dual frequencies.

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Chapter4

DESIGN AND SIMULATION OF


SMALL CHIP ANTENNA

Software used for the simulation of small chip antenna is HFSS High Frequency Simulator
Structure; HFSS is a high performance full wave electromagnetic (EM) field simulator for
arbitrary 3D volumetric passive device modelling that takes advantage of the familiar Microsoft
Windows graphical user interface. It integrates simulation, visualization, solid modelling, and
automation in an easy to learn environment where solutions to your 3D EM problems are quickly
and accurate obtained.
HFSS can be used to calculate parameters such as S-Parameters, Resonant Frequency, and
Fields. Typical uses include:
Main Steps for Designing and Simulation
HFSS has a 3-dimentional view as shown in Figure 4.1, for detail see the appendix A.
Figure 4.1 showing the xyz plane
Select the substrate of same dimensions and thickness; as shown in figure 4.2

Figure 4.2 drawing of substrate (3D view)


Figure 4.3 after cutting the substrate

Figure 4.4 Top view of upper layer with etching holes


Figure 4.5 Side View of Small Chip Antenna
Figure 4.6 Bottom View of Small Chip Antenna after etching the holes

Figure 4.7 final view of Small Chip Antenna

Simulated Result through HFSS


Final simulated result shows the return loss verses frequency, for 2.4 GHz the return loss is -
29dB and for 5.8 GHz, it is about -20 GHz.
Figure 4.6 simulated result showing the return loss at 2.4 GHz and 5.8GHz

The above simulated result shows that Small Chip Antenna can work on dual frequency 2.4GHz
and 5.8GHz.

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