Citation:

Gayathri.C, Venkatanarayanan.S, 2021. "Design of implantable Flower Maze Structured Antenna" ESP Journal of Engineering & Technology Advancements  1(2): 7-13.

Abstract:

In this work, an original scaled down round labyrinth molded implantable recieving wire is presented for clinical field to be worked in clinical band. The biocompatible polyamide substrate (r = 4.3 and tan = 0.004) with 0.05 mm thickness has been utilized as both substrate and superstrate. The proposed radio wire is included with generally excellent scaling down with the elements of 7 × 7×0.1 mm3 by utilizing round labyrinth formed construction in radiator.The proposed receiving wire shows most - 23 dBiof an extreme addition in a skin apparition reenactment at the recurrence of 2.45 Ghz. A model of radio wire has been manufactured and the estimations are led in a flesh piece. The greatest SAR (Specific Absorption Rate) has been assessed for wellbeing security thought. The acquired edges are in the protected limit and fulfilledC95.1-2005 and IEEE C95.1-1999 security protocols.

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Keywords:

Antenna, Flower Maze.