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Analysis and design of a 3.5 ghz patch antenna for wimax applications

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Table 1.1  Current major spectrum allocations for WiMAX worldwide [5].  Region  Frequency  Bands  (GHz)  Comments  Canada  2.3,  2.5  3.5  5.8     USA  2.3, 2.5  5.8     Central and  South America  2.5 3.5  5.8
Figure 2.4  Linear plot of power pattern, its lobes, and beamwidths.
Figure 3.10  Geometry of the patch antenna with quarter wave long transformer section
Figure 3.14 A photograph of the fabricated patch antenna with quarter wave long transformer section and  SMA connector
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