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                                                                                   ratio @ 2.45GHz
                        Return Loss (low band antenna)  Coupling f om high band to low band antenna
                                            0
                                           -10
                                           -20
                                         I  -30
                                         O  -40      «  EBG
                                           -50'i     ^  No EBG
                                           -60
                                                  2  3  4  5  6
                                                    Frequency [GHz]

               Figure 5.  Simulated  return  loss  (RL)  and  coupling (Q  of the  dual-band  CP  antenna  with  and  without
               EBG structure. Simulated gain (G) and axial ratio (AR) of the dual-band CP antenna at 2.45 GHz with and
               without EBG structure.

               Radiation  properties  of  the  low  band  antenna  at  2.45  GHz  with  and  without  EBG  are  also  shown  in
               Figure 5. As expected, EBG lattice does not  affect  the gain or axial ratio of the studied antenna  in the de-
               sired operating frequency  band. Similar results were found  for the high band antenna.


               CONCLUSIONS
               A dual-band  CP rectenna operating at 2.45  GHz and  5.8  GHz has been designed  and evaluated. Success-
               ful operation at both frequency bands was verified with measurements while rotating the rectenna relative
               to the transmitter.  A method  for  improving the  harmonic  rejection  of the  antenna  was also  studied. The
               proposed EBG structure was found  to be simple and effective  solution that also resulted  in decreased cou-
               pling  between  the  high  band  and  low  band  antenna  without  affecting  their  radiation  properties  in  the
               operating frequency  band.


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