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A wideband planar double-segmented loop antenna that can excite different modes with perpendicular polarized omnidirectional radiation patterns is designed for mobile platforms. The proposed antenna combines these resonant modes with adjacent resonant frequencies for wideband application. One of the modes is induced by the loop element itself and generates horizontally polarized radiation pattern. Meanwhile, the other mode generates vertically polarized radiation pattern when the ground plane is excited by the loop element and operates as a radiator. The measured results confirm that the antenna is capable of achieving wide bandwidth (10-dB return loss) from 2.1 to 2.9 GHz (the corresponding fractional bandwidth is 32%). The average total realized gain of the antenna is 2.75 dBi over the entire operating bandwidth.
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