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Jong Jin Baek1, Se Woong Kim1, Youn Tae Kim1
1IT Fusion Technology Research Center and Department of IT Fusion Technology, Chosun University, Gwangju 61452, Korea.
A novel antenna design for capsule endoscopes features a meandered line and camera hole, enabling integration and wide bandwidth in a small size. This innovation supports advanced endoscopic imaging capabilities.
Area of Science:
- Biomedical Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Medical Devices
Background:
- Capsule endoscopy requires miniaturized components for in-vivo imaging.
- Integration of antenna and camera within a capsule endoscope presents design challenges.
- Achieving wide bandwidth in small antennas is crucial for reliable wireless data transmission.
Purpose of the Study:
- To propose a new antenna design for capsule endoscopes.
- To enable antenna integration alongside the camera within the endoscope.
- To achieve wide bandwidth performance in a compact antenna.
Main Methods:
- Design of a novel antenna structure incorporating a camera hole.
- Utilizing a meandered line structure to enhance antenna performance.
- Integration of the antenna on the same side as the camera and light-emitting diodes.
Main Results:
- The proposed antenna is successfully integrated within the capsule endoscope.
- The antenna achieves a wide bandwidth.
- The meandered line structure facilitates miniaturization while maintaining performance.
Conclusions:
- The new antenna design is suitable for capsule endoscope applications.
- The design allows for compact integration of essential components.
- This antenna offers a viable solution for wireless capsule endoscopy systems.
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