In this letter, a compact zigzag-shaped-slit rectangular microstrip patch antenna with circular defected ground structure (DGS) is designed for wireless applications. The probe-fed antenna consisting of a zigzag-shaped slit, dual T-shaped slits on either sides of a rectangular patch, and circular dumbbell-shaped defected ground plane is optimized. The antenna was able to generate three separate resonances to cover both the 2.45/5.28-GHz WLAN bands and the 3.5-GHz WiMAX bands while maintaining a small overall size of 40 ×28 ×3.175 mm3. The return-loss impedance bandwidth values are enhanced significantly for three resonant frequencies. The designed antenna is characterized with better radiation patterns and potentially stable gain around 4-6 dBi over the working bands. Good agreement was obtained between measurements and simulations.
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