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Self-complementary antenna

The self-complementary antenna (SCA) is a basic antenna for extremely broadband practical antennas. This antenna is an arbitrarily shaped antenna which is constituted with a half of an infinitely extended planar-sheet conductor such that the shape of its complementary structure is exactly identical, or "self-complementary" with that of the original…

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