Reconfigurable Antenna by Ahmed Alawneh, Mohammed Mansour and Alaa Rawajbeh The supervisor: Dr. Allam Mousa   2014 An-Najah National University.

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Reconfigurable Antenna by Ahmed Alawneh, Mohammed Mansour and Alaa Rawajbeh The supervisor: Dr. Allam Mousa   2014 An-Najah National University Fuculty of Engineering Telecommunication Engineering Department

Overview the reconfigurable antenna is a new technology for next generation of wireless network it has the ability to modify its geometry and behavior adapt the changes in environmental conditions or system requirements such as: enhanced bandwidth, change in operating frequency, polarization, radiation pattern etc.

Objectives Type of the Reconfigurable antennas Implement reconfigurable antenna Frequency reconfigurable antenna Channel hopping in Wi-Fi Pattern reconfigurable antenna BER Improvement

Types of Reconfigurable antenna

Types of Reconfigurable antenna Process Applications Frequency Reconfigurable Antennas Change the surface current distribution WLAN, GSM, UMTS, PCS, Bluetooth, Cognitive Radio Pattern Reconfigurable Antennas Change the radiating edges, slots or the feeding network MIMO, Software Defined Radio, Polarization Reconfigurable Antennas Change the antenna surface structure or the feeding network Satellite Communication, MIMO,

In this project we work on two reconfigurable types: 1- Frequency reconfigurable antenna 2- Pattern reconfigurable antenna

Frequency Reconfigurable antenna The Problem: A single wireless device such as laptop and mobile need to support a number of communication standards ( e.g. WIMAX,3G ,Bluetooth ,GPS ,Wi-Fi, UWB)

The Solutions: Individual antenna for each standard ( lack of space and the strong coupling between radios) multiband antennas (more filters , large space) Frequency reconfigurable antenna (less space and filters)

Our Design of frequency RA We used HFSS program to design a Microstrip reconfigurable antenna to operate in two scenarios:  Single-band 2.4 GHz. Dual-band 2.4 &3.5 GHz.

Re-configurability Implementation Parameter Value/mm Width of Patch (W) 42 Length of Patch (L)  28.73 Width of Ground (WG)  52 Length of Ground (LG) 50 Width of Feed Line (WF)  2.7 Length of Feed Line (LF) 31.735 Patch & Ground Thickness (M) 0.05 Substrate Thickness (H)  1.6 Insert Width (X)  2 Insert Length (Y)  4.8 Vertical Slot Width(S1)  20 Vertical Slot Length(S2)  1.5 Horizontal Slot Width(S3)  Horizontal Slot Length (S4)  1 PIN Diode Switch (P)  12 horizontal and vertical slots with ON/OFF PIN diode switch are used to allow the reconfigurable antenna to operate in two scenarios

When PIN diode is in ON mode the resonant frequency measured at 2 When PIN diode is in ON mode the resonant frequency measured at 2.4 GHz with return loss -16.5 and gain of 5.5 dB as illustrated in Figures below .

When PIN diode is in OFF mode the resonant frequencies measured at 2 When PIN diode is in OFF mode the resonant frequencies measured at 2.4 and 3.5 GHz with return loss -14.6 & -16.5dB respectively as shown in the figure below.

Frequency channel hopping on Wi-Fi

Wireless InSite Simulation Design for Faculty of Engineering

Power(dB) of various Wi-Fi channel

Frequency channel hopping on Wi-Fi

Pattern Reconfigurable antenna The Problem: multipath fading in indoor propagation model for Wi-Fi technology. The solution: Pattern Reconfigurable antenna

Fading and Multipath Fading refers to the distortion that comes form the Multipath

Beam for Dipole Antenna L/2, L

Wireless InSite Simulation Design for Faculty of Engineering

Received signal power in (dBm) for different antenna radiation patterns Vs. Distance points

The Communication System Generate bits Convolutional Coding BPSK modulation Channel Demodulation Decoding BER Calculations

BER improvement

Results frequency reconfigurable antenna its possible to make a multiband with one antenna Reconfigurable with Wi-Fi channel improve the BER Patten reconfigurable antenna reduce the the transmit power needed by nearly 10 db

Future Vision Reconfigurable antenna will see the light up with new generations of Wireless technology.

Thank you