In recent years, wireless communication has been developed towards the ultra-high bands in order to exploit the plasmonic effect that was observed in nanoscale metallic nanomaterials. In this report we study the impact of plasmon effect of gold nanoparticles covered on the surface of the microwave antenna to seek for a change in the antenna efficiency. In particular, the changes of antenna's reponses when exposing to the light and the dark were investigated. The obtained results show that the reponse loss (S1 coefficient) decreased considerably while preserving the position of the resonance lines.
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Antenna, Gold, Nanoparticles, Plasmon, Microwave
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abstract = {In recent years, wireless communication has been developed towards the ultra-high bands in order to exploit the plasmonic effect that was observed in nanoscale metallic nanomaterials. In this report we study the impact of plasmon effect of gold nanoparticles covered on the surface of the microwave antenna to seek for a change in the antenna efficiency. In particular, the changes of antenna's reponses when exposing to the light and the dark were investigated. The obtained results show that the reponse loss (S1 coefficient) decreased considerably while preserving the position of the resonance lines.},
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