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Fractal antennas are self-similar antennas that maximize the length of material that can transmit or receive electromagnetic radiation within a given space. They have a compact size but wide bandwidth capabilities. Unlike traditional antennas, fractal antennas exploit multiple scale self-similarity through iterations to be more space-filling. They can be created by drilling holes, adding wires in a fractal pattern, and testing versus conventional antennas.
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