3. Definition
An embedded antenna is
nothing but a metallic
conductor embedded in a
dielectric material whose
dielectric constant is greater
than 1.
4. Role of dielectric material
Consider an example of a half-wave dipole antenna.
It resonates at a particular frequency.
The main purpose of embedded antenna is to use it in mobile phones and
other small chips.
In order to achieve this, antenna size must be decreased.
When this is done, the resonant frequency changes due to change in it’s
length which is not desirable.
That is why we use dielectric material as it provides us a flexibility of
varying the antenna length without compromising on the frequency.
9. Advantages of Embedded Antenna
Reduction is size.
Flexible design ie., customizable.
Protection against environment changes.
Durable and Reliable
These antennas have very good clarity.
As the name suggests, it is an antenna which is embedded. Antenna, we all know. It is a metallic conductor which is used to send and receive signals. And embed means…
Embed means fix an object deeply in a surrounding mass. In our case it is antenna for object and dielectric for mass. Lets go for a more formal definition.
Please notice the last part of the sentence. It must be greater than 1/
Design a mobile phone <draw phone>
Main function is to design an antenna <antenna>
Must have heard of GSM800, GSM1300, etc… they are dedicated frequency bands
This can be achieved by only 1 particular length and lets say that length is lamda