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IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation
Volume 47 Number 3, March 1999
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Perturbation Formulas for
Microstrip Patch Arrays and Elements
Marat Davidovitz, Senior Member, IEEE
Page 536.
Abstract:
One-term perturbation formulas are derived to characterize
periodic microstrip arrays with nonuniform planar distributions of
dielectric and magnetic materials. Analogous results are also obtained
for single-patch elements. The formulas are generally applicable to
other types of antennas.
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