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Advancement of technology in the field of communication has made it possible to send biological information of human body to external intensive care systems and Biotelemetry is one such advance area of research. Being planar patch antennas are finding attention for RF biotelemetry due to their specific properties. In this paper we have proposed a compact cup shaped planar microstrip antenna with dual band performance. The proposed antenna is fabricated and measured. It operates efficiently in ISM, LTE and WLAN band and offers impedance bandwidth of 81.59 %( 1.72-4.1 GHz) in S-band and 17.12% (4.7-5.58 GH) in C-band. The fabricated antenna is also analyzed on body phantom gel and hence performance is optimized to get best possible matching between them. When antenna is measured on phantom gel its bandwidth degraded from 81.58% to 33.47% in S band and in C-band impedance bandwidth decreases from 17.12% to 7.5% but still antenna is covering ISM, LTE and 5.2 GHz Wi-Fi bands used in biotelemetry application.
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