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A Printed Array of High-gain Fractal Antennas for X-band Applications
A $1\times 2$ printed linear array of microstrip fractal antennas has been reported in this article. The proposed single element antenna is designed to operate in X-band with the center frequency ($f_{r}$) of 10.00 GHz. The proposed structure is obtained by etching the Minkowski boxes in all the four corners of a square geometry. In the next step, a 50% scaling factor is applied to each Minkowski square boxes of the resultant geometry. Further, the four-folded and centrosymmetric structure has been proposed to achieve symmetric radiation pattern in a particular direction. A two-element linear array with Wilkinson equal power divider has been designed to obtain more improved parametric results for the application of wireless communication in X-band. The single element and the array maintains a gain of 11.46 and 14.24 dBi respectively. Both antenna gives a low cross-polarization level of −46.35 and −39.58 dB respectively without tampering the ground plane i.e., the novelty of the proposed design. The radiation efficiency, the computed aperture efficiency, and the front-to-back ratio (FBR) of the structures are quite acceptable for X-band wireless communication.