A new design of Microsrtip patch fractal antenna for 2.5 GHz is proposed which possess an excellent size reduction possibility with good radiation performance for wireless applications like Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN). The design and simulation results of Microstrip patch fractal antenna using An soft HFSS is presented which has S11<-10 dB (VSWR<2). The antenna is designed based on the transmission line model with the input impedance of 50 ohm. The fractal geometry for the conventional antenna is generated up to second iteration. The results show that size reduction of 51.9% can be achieved as compared to conventional patch antenna.

Timely diagnosis is the most important parameter for the detection and hindrance with tissues (infected). Many conventional techniques are used for the determination of the chronic disease like MRI, X-ray, mammography, ultrasound and other diagnosing methods. Nevertheless, they have some limitations. We epitomize between 4 and 34 % of all carcinogenic tissues are lacking because of weak, in adequate malignant/benign cancer tissue on the contrary. So, an effective alternative method is the valid concern in the field of medical right now. Imaging with the help of patch antenna to detect chronic disease like breast cancer, oxidative stress syndrome etc. it has been proved to be a suitable potential method, and there are many works in this area. All materials have different conductivity and permittivity. With the help of these antennas, a 3D tissue structure which has different conductivity and permittivity is modelled in highfrequency structure simulator through finite element method which resolves electromagnetic field values and a Microstrip patch antenna operation process. As compared with conventional antennas, micro strip patch antennas have enhanced benefits and better prospects. An integrated Antenna plays an important or crucial role for supporting many applications in biomedical, commercial and in military fields. The Antenna designed for these applications should be wideband, not sensitive to the human body. In this present review, the precise application of the Antenna in different biomedical aspects is considered. Furthermore, the author has also discussed the analytical results using simulation models and experimental results for some of the significantdisease.

This paper presents a novel implementation of an electromagnetically coupled patch antenna using air gap filled substrates to achieve the maximum bandwidth. We also propose an efficient modeling technique using the FDTD method which can substantially reduce the simulation cost for modeling the structure. The simulated results have been compared with measurement to show the broadband behavior of the antenna and the accuracy of the proposed modeling technique. The measured results show a 16% of VSWR<2 bandwidth which is considerable considering the inherent bandwidth limitations in Microstrip antenna technology.

An aperture coupled circular Microstrip patch antenna is analyzed. A full wave spectral domain method of moment along with a reciprocity analysis of a single aperture coupled Microstrip element is applied. Both the electric surface current on the circular patch and the equivalent magnetic current on the aperture are considered. Results on effects of different feed line stub length, aperture length, different feed substrate permittivity and thickness on input impedance, resonant frequency and radiation pattern of the antenna and slot are provided

A set of hybrid Microstrip patch and semi-circular cavity antennas is introduced. The semi-circular cavity is implemented using Half-mode Substrate Integrated Waveguide (HMSIW) technique. Different shapes of the patch including rectangular, semi-circular and equilateral triangular are excited using proximity effect by the semi-circular SIW cavity at its TM010 mode. The proposed antenna structures have been excited using an inset 50 W Microstrip line that leads to a facility of planar circuit integration. The inherent limited bandwidth of the conventional Microstrip patch antenna and SIW cavity-backed slot antenna is improved about 6 to 10% depending on the type of the patch using the proposed structure. Additionally, the proposed hybrid antenna enhanced the antenna gain by about 1.5 dB in comparison with the half-mode cavity without patch. Meanwhile, the proposed hybrid antennas made on a single-layer substrate has a low fabrication cost using printed circuit board (PCB) process. Three hybrid antennas are numerically and experimentally investigated. A comparative study between the three different structures contains gain, bandwidth, Cross Polarization Level (CPL) and Front to Back Ratio (FBR) is presented.

The finite-difference time-domain (F.D.T.D.) method has applied to the probe-fed rectangular patch Microstrip antenna stacked a parasitic patch for better bandwidth. The input impedance, and the return loss, are calculated and compare with the same results which are derived with the aid of Moment method (Microwave Office 2000). The far field radiation patterns, radiation resistance, and current distribution on the lower patch are calculated with the aid of F.D.T.D. and the mechanism of broadband operation is concluded. It is shown that although a very simple model is used to simulate the coaxial probe-fed in F.D.T.D. simulation, the calculated input impedance and return loss agree well in both of these simulations. The bandwidth is about 10% regarding the relative permittivity (εr=3.38) and the operating frequency (1.2GHz), shows wideband behavior.