Design and Analysis of planar inverted Leaf antenna for WLAN applications

A novel platelike inverted leaf antenna is given. The traditional monopole antenna has been replaced with platelike structure. On top of the bottom plane, an antenna with semi elliptical base with an inverted cone is put in. The divergent part has 3 holes and is delineated as having a `leaf' form. The necessity for raised information speeds and multiband operations of wireless communication systems motivated for the demand of broadband antennas which might support such desires. The radiation properties like information measure, polarization, and gain area unit desired maintaining price effective systems. Within the horizontal plane, the most issues, that's moving is that the size of the bottom plane. The dimensions of the antenna is formed compact with the addition of 3 holes which boosts the information measure. The feeding mechanism of antenna is completed by coax via a surface mounted adapter instrumentation (SMA). The results show that the planned antenna provides a minimum of 13:1 electrical phenomenon information measure at 10-dB come back loss.