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This article presents a planar Vivaldi array antenna based on a power divider structure. A half‐loop defected ground structure (DGS) is performed to decrease the mutual coupling between antennas in the bottom layer of the substrate. The proposed Vivaldi antenna has a 1 × 8 power divided microstrip line structure and performs well in antenna gain and beam directivity. To validate the design, the proposed high‐gain planar Vivaldi array antenna was manufactured, and the measured results were very similar to the simulated one. The size of the proposed antenna is 67 × 44 mm 2 , the application band is 25–27.3 GHz, and the measured peak gain is 12.6 dBi. The antenna is simulated with an electromagnetic power density (PD) of 28.5 W/m 2 at 1 cm 2 and 7.27 W/m 2 at 4 cm 2 , which are in compliance with the FCC regulations. Therefore, this antenna is suitable for wearable devices and is applied to n257, n258, and n261.
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