This study demonstrates a wide bandwidth wearable antenna with defected ground structure, highlighting its use in biomedical applications.
This study presents a compact, flexible U‐shaped wearable antenna with a defected ground structure (DGS) for biomedical applications. Fabricated on a 1 mm polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) substrate using conductive adhesive tape, the antenna achieves a wide bandwidth of 1.52–5.38 GHz, covering key ISM bands. The DGS enhances impedance matching and stability, while curvature adaptation to a 46 mm arm diameter ensures practical wearability. Simulations in CST and COMSOL demonstrate robust performance near a multilayer human arm phantom, with specific absorption rate (SAR) values compliant with safety standards (< 2 W/kg). Experimental validation confirms the design’s reliability, making it a promising solution for wireless body area networks (WBANs) and next‐generation biomedical wearables.
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