Ivan R. Gonzalez-Rangel, Genaro Hernandez-Valdez
In this paper, the relationships between the different resonance frequencies of Sierpinski fractal antennas of four iterations are studied. In particular, Sierpinski fractal antennas with operating frequencies of the initial triangle of 250 MHz, 350 MHz, and 530 MHz were designed and built. The antennas are made of copper tablets with bakelite substrate. The performance of the designed antennas is measured in terms of return losses. The return losses are obtained experimentally with a "RFX" system that measures antenna parameters in conjunction with a network analyzer. These results are compared with numerical simulations of a commercial finite-element program that analyzes high frequency electromagnetic structures, "HFSS". Experimental and simulation results show that there is approximately a factor of 2 between the resonance frequencies of the first and second iterations and the second and third iterations.
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