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Summer Internship: Imulate Antennas

The internship focused on learning about antenna design and simulation. The student learned how to draw antenna geometries in 3D modeling software and simulate their performance. Various miniaturized antenna designs were examined from research papers and replicated in simulation tools. Key skills developed included using Matlab for measurements, reproducing scientific results, and project management. The experience improved the student's technical, soft, and management skills and prepared them for future career opportunities.

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Summer Internship: Imulate Antennas

The internship focused on learning about antenna design and simulation. The student learned how to draw antenna geometries in 3D modeling software and simulate their performance. Various miniaturized antenna designs were examined from research papers and replicated in simulation tools. Key skills developed included using Matlab for measurements, reproducing scientific results, and project management. The experience improved the student's technical, soft, and management skills and prepared them for future career opportunities.

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Summer Internship

Simulate Antennas
By

Name : NGUYEN BA TRINH


ID: EEEEIU16083
● Work place

● Internship mission

● Process
Agenda
● What did i learn

● Conclusion

● Referencse
2
Work place

9.5 Weeks
INTERNSHIP MISSION
My Mission : Learning how antennas work

Beginning :Learn how to draw and simulate the Antennas


To reproduce the results presented in the scientific paper

Last Achievement : Bring all of my technical and management skills


to drive projects to successful completion.
Process
A Folded Miniaturized Antenna for
IOT Devices

Fig 1: 3D Folded Antenna design


A Miniaturized Circularly-Polarized
Antenna for In-Body Wireless
Communications

Geometry of the proposed antenna and drawing antenna in 3d box


Implantable antennas act as a key factor to assure wireless communications
between the implantable devices and the external equipment and have been
assigned at the industrial,scientific, and medical .
 

Fig 2.1: Reflection coefficients of article and my simulation


 
The article did not provide enough size figures for
the antenna, so by measuring with MATLAB
software I attempted the calculation again. My
antenna 's result doesn't look exactly like the
article. But on the other hand I know how to draw
the antenna and how it work.
 
Small Antennas: Miniaturization
Techniques and Applications
Case A Case B

Antenna of the article

Case C Case D
Case A Case B

drawing antenna in 3d box

Case C Case D
Case A Case B

Reflection coefficients obtained from HFSS software

Case C Case D
Small Microstrip Antenna
with Notches and Slots

Antenna of the article and drawing antenna in 3d box


• L = 56 mm,
• W = 48mm
• h = 10 mm
• x = 10.2 mm
• The notches and the slot :20 mm × 4 mm
• Measurement results have shown 24 MHz bandwidth
around 900 MHz
Reflection coefficients obtained from HFSS software
3D polar plot radiation 2D radiaton pattern
   

Radiation pattern from HFSS software


Dual Band Shorted Patch Antenna

• L = 64 mm
Antenna of the article and drawing antenna in 3d box
• W = 102 mm
• h = 11 mm
• w = 100
• x = 46 mm
• slot dimensions are 98 mm × 1 mm
• Measured radiation patterns at 1800 MHz
Reflection coefficients obtained from HFSS software
3D polar plot radiation 2D radiaton pattern

   

Radiation pattern from HFSS software


SLOTTED PIFA

• ground plane : 50 mm× 100 mm

Antenna of the article and drawing antenna in 3d box


 
Making Antennas for mobile terminals that they fit inside the mobile
terminal housing in order to allow compact and appealing design
Reflection coefficients obtained from HFSS software
3D polar plot radiation 2D radiaton pattern

Radiation pattern from HFSS software


The article does not give detail about the thickness of
the antenna so to fix this I have to change the size the
thickness from 4-1mm
What I learned?
Technical skills: Soft skills:
Management skills:
● Communication skills
● Stimulating Antennas
● English Working ● Project management,
● Drawing 3D boxes
culture ● Time management
● Measure Matlab Imtool
● Readding scientific ● and more

paper
Conclusion
• This internship has been an
excellent and rewarding
experience.

• It was a great opportunity to


improve personal and
professional skills.

• These valuable skills have


boosted my professional skills
to a higher level and prepare
me for future career.
REFERENCSE
[1] D. Bonefaci ˇ c, B. Rapinac, "Some Considerations on Size ´ Reduction of a Microstrip Patch
Antenna", Proceedings of the 19th International Conference on Applied Electromagnetics and
Communications (ICECom 2007), pp. 257–260, Dubrovnik (Croatia), September 2007.

[2] D. Bonefaci ˇ c, B. Rapinac, "Small H-shaped Shorted Patch ´ Antennas", Radioengineering, Vol.
17, No. 2, pp. 77-82, June 2008

[3] Z. Srica, ˇ Dual Band Rectangular Microstrip Antenna (in Croatian), Diploma Thesis, Faculty of
Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb, July 2011.

[4] I. Mikulic, ´ Small Microstrip Antenna with Notches ans Slots (in Croatian), Diploma Thesis,
Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb, July 2009.

[5] D. Bonefaci ˇ c, B. Rapinac, J. Bartoli ´ c, "Slotted PIFA for ´ GSM Band", Proceedings of the
Second European Conference on Antennas and Propagation (EuCAP 2007), pp. MoPA.007(1-4),
Edinburgh (UK), November 2007.

[6] D. Bonefaci ˇ c, B. Rapinac, J. Bartoli ´ c, "Slotted PIFA for ´Mobile Communication Devices",
Radioengineering, Vol. 17, No. 4, Part II, pp. 13-18, December 2000

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