The work presents a three-elements lotus leaf-shaped wideband antenna (BIMS) designed for wireless communication applications. The antenna's size is reduced without compromising performance. The BIMS uses bio-inspired shapes like leaves, trees, animals, or insects as preference. The antenna is simulated using fiberglass laminate (FR4) as a substrate, offering maximum gain and occupying less area compared to conventional patch antennas. The work demonstrates the potential of BIMS in reducing antenna size without compromising performance.
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