A simple technique is developed in this communication to increase the axial ratio (AR) bandwidth and achieve good impedance matching of a single-fed low profile circularly polarized (CP) stacked patch antenna. The proposed antenna is composed of a driven patch layer and a parasitic patch layer. The driven patch layer consists of a truncated main patch, a parasitic patch and a probe feeding structure while the stacked patch layer is comprised of five patches. The proposed antenna combines the attractive features such as low profile, wide impedance and AR bandwidths, high gain as well as easiness of design, manufacture and integration. The antenna operating at 6 GHz band is designed and fabricated on an FR4 substrate and the overall volume is 0.8 λ 0 ×0.8 λ 0 ×0.09 λ 0 . Measured results show that the antenna achieves an impedance bandwidth of more than 30% for dB, a 3-dB AR bandwidth of about 20.7%, and a gain level of over 7.9 dBi within the 3-dB AR bandwidth.
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