Comparative analysis of an implantable patch antenna with and without defective ground structure (DGS) using nema grade glass-reinforced epoxy laminate material

In the medical sector, the development of an implantable device with sensing and transmitting capabilities like pressure and temperature has become increasingly crucial. The external receiver of the system can be placed close to and it should be far away from the patient. Implantable device technolo...

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Main Authors: Kumar, T. Rubesh, Moorthi, M., Kumaran, E. Muthu
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Epoxy resins
External pressure
Frequency ranges
Glass fiber reinforced plastics
Glass fibers
Glass-epoxy composites
Medical materials
Patch antennas
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Summary:In the medical sector, the development of an implantable device with sensing and transmitting capabilities like pressure and temperature has become increasingly crucial. The external receiver of the system can be placed close to and it should be far away from the patient. Implantable device technology is beneficial for the patients in diagnosing serious ailments such as a stroke or cardiac arrest. This research work aims to use a Composite Ground Structure (DGS) for a patch antenna used in biomedical settings. This antenna is fabricated with fibre glass cloth and epoxy resin, and it is ideal for 2.9GHz frequency which lies in the unlicensed band. Furthermore, its design complies with the FCC regulations for this frequency range.
ISSN:0094-243X
1551-7616
DOI:10.1063/5.0203718