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Microwave Engineering deals with the study, design, and application of high-frequency components and systems operating in the microwave spectrum (300 MHz to 300 GHz). Within this domain, microstrip and microwave antennas are vital elements in modern communication, radar, satellite, and sensing systems, enabling efficient transmission and reception of electromagnetic waves.
At the Academy of Technology (AOT), research in microwave engineering focuses on the design, simulation, fabrication, and testing of high-performance antennas and microwave devices. Microstrip antennas, known for their compact size, low profile, and ease of integration with electronic circuits, are a key area of study. Researchers work on enhancing antenna parameters such as gain, bandwidth, polarization, and radiation efficiency, while also developing innovative geometries for specific applications like wearable electronics, unmanned aerial vehicles, and IoT devices. In addition to antenna design, AOT’s research covers microwave components such as filters, couplers, and waveguides. Advanced electromagnetic simulation tools are used to model device performance, and experimental validation is carried out using network analyzers and anechoic chambers. Particular emphasis is placed on integrating antennas into complex systems for wireless communication, radar imaging, and navigation.
Applications of this research are vast, ranging from 5G and satellite communication systems to defense and space exploration technologies. Microstrip antennas are especially valuable in portable and mobile devices due to their lightweight construction and adaptability to various frequency bands. AOT’s well-equipped laboratories, combined with faculty expertise and collaborations with industry partners, create an environment conducive to innovation. Future research directions include the development of reconfigurable antennas, metamaterial-based designs, and millimeter-wave antennas for emerging 6G networks. Through its contributions in microwave engineering, the Academy of Technology is advancing the frontiers of wireless connectivity, ensuring reliable, efficient, and high-speed communication for diverse applications worldwide.
Problem Description: In microwave communications, MPAs are extensively used for Mobile communications, Satellite communications, Medical industries, Textile industries etc. due to their support for multi-frequency operations, low profile, small size, light weight, relatively inexpensive and easy integration into portable devices. Besides the advantages, MPAs also have some limitations like narrow bandwidth, lower gain, requirement of complex feed structures for high performance arrays, difficulty in achieving polarization purity, poor end-fire radiation, excess radiation from feeds and junctions, lower power handling capability etc. So, the researchers are trying to employ different techniques along with IRS to utilize MPAs to its fullest potential.
Title: Design of Broadband Wearable Antenna for IOT and Medical Application
Students: Sudeshna Banerjee, Souvik Rana, Soumyajeet Dutta, Souvik Dutta, Soumya Seth
Supervisor: Dr. Tapas Tewary (ECE Department)
Year: 2025
Problem Description: Various types of antennas exist today, including aperture, array, reflector, lens, horn and microstrip antennas. Among them, the microstrip antenna is widely used due to its versatility. Key application areas include mobile and satellite communication, GPS, radar systems, medical fields and wearable technologies. Despite its advantages, the microstrip antenna has limitations such as narrow bandwidth, low gain, complex feed structures, polarization issues, poor end-fire radiation, feed radiation losses and limited power handling capacity. Therefore, ongoing research focuses on minimizing these drawbacks to enhance the performance of microstrip patch antenna.
Problem Description: Over the past couple of decades, wireless communication has advanced significantly. Antennas are one of the most crucial components of modern wireless gadgets, and their production must be customized to meet the market’s growing need for fast and intelligent products. Machine learning is gaining a lot of attention due to its capacity to determine the best results in a variety of fields, and it is anticipated to play a significant role in our future technological infrastructure. Machine learning is exhibiting an obvious future in antenna design optimisation by anticipating antenna behaviour and accelerating optimisation with accuracy and efficiency.
Title: Design and Analysis of Flipped-P Shaped Elliptical Microstrip Patch Antenna Based on Different Dielectric Substrates at Sub-6 GHz Frequency Range for 5G Applications
Students: Razeen Aman, Sayantika Biswas, Jayantika Deb, Rahul Basu, Khushi Gupta
Supervisor: Nupur Chhaule (ECE Department)
Year: 2024
Problem Description: With the evolution of 5G wireless communication antennas with ultra-high data speeds, reduced latency, and improved connection at mm-Wave frequencies are required. At these frequencies, traditional microstrip patch antennas have problems like low gain, limited bandwidth, poor efficiency, and higher cross-polarization radiation. The objective of this research is to design a broadband high-gain antenna that is optimized for different 5G applications. By utilizing cutting-edge methods like Metasurfaces and ML-based optimization, the suggested antenna will provide a large bandwidth, high radiation efficiency, and compactness.
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