This research demonstrates a compact monopole antenna achieving wideband performance and intrinsic filtering for wireless platforms.
A compact wideband filtering monopole antenna is presented using characteristic mode analysis (CMA). The antenna integrates a ‐shaped monopole arm and a folded monopole arm on a common ground plane. The ‐shaped monopole supports a /4 mode, whereas the folded monopole compresses a 3/4 mode towards a /4 mode. The antenna yields a trimode response. Mode decomposition of the antenna modes onto substructure modes shows that two /4 modes and a 3/4 mode produce radiation nulls in the lower and upper bands, enabling intrinsic filtering without external structures. The prototype achieves a 48.3% impedance bandwidth ( −10 dB). The antenna has a compact size of 0.354 0.049, making it suitable for space‐constrained wireless platforms.
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