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Figure 1. Design evolution and geometry of the proposed antenna. (a) Radiation patch. (b) Groundingplate of antenna 1
Figure 2 shows S11 and VSWR curves of the antenna when a rectangular stub and two pairs of quarter-wavelength stubs are loaded on the antenna ground plane
Figure 3. The influence of each parameter on the notch frequency.
Figure 6. Surface current distribution of the proposed antennas.
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