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The objective is to analyze the performance of hybrid fractal antennas for multiband communication and radar applications.

January 14, 2026Fractal and FractionalOpen Access

Characterization and Analysis of Hybrid Fractal Antennas for Multiband Communication and Radar Applications

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The objective is to analyze the performance of hybrid fractal antennas for multiband communication and radar applications.
Development of a hybrid fractal antenna with Koch snowflake and Sierpinski geometries
Fabrication on an FR4 board
Electromagnetic simulations using Ansys HFSS
Seven distinct resonances observed at various GHz frequencies
Impedance bandwidths range from 37 to 220 MHz
The antenna shows good return losses and VSWR values
Frequency analysis indicates compatibility with multiple communication standards

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This work demonstrates resonances and broadband capabilities in hybrid fractal antennas for radar applications, indicating potential for multi-band communication.

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Azzouz et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6966e72c13bf7a6f02bffa2e https://doi.org/10.3390/fractalfract10010047

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This work demonstrates resonances and broadband capabilities in hybrid fractal antennas for radar applications, indicating potential for multi-band communication.

Characterization and Analysis of Hybrid Fractal Antennas for Multiband Communication and Radar Applications

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Characterization and Analysis of Hybrid Fractal Antennas for Multiband Communication and Radar Applications

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