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Performance-constrained multi-objective optimization of antennas for miniaturization design.

Qi Yang¹, Hongqiang Wang², Xin Peng³

¹College of Electronic Science and Technology, National University of Defense Technology, Changsha, 410073, China. yangqi08@nudt.edu.cn.

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Miniaturization of antennas is essential for wireless systems. A new performance-constrained multi-objective optimization (PCMOM) method effectively balances antenna size and return loss, enabling better integration.

Keywords:

Antenna design Miniaturization Multi-objective optimization Multi-port network modeling

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Antenna Theory

Background:

Antenna miniaturization is critical for advancing wireless communication systems.
Integrating smaller antennas enhances device portability and functionality.
Existing methods often struggle with the trade-offs between antenna size and performance metrics like return loss.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel performance-constrained multi-objective optimization (PCMOM) method for antenna miniaturization.
To address the complex design challenges involving antenna size and return loss.
To develop a strategy for creating diverse antenna structures while meeting performance criteria.

Main Methods:

The PCMOM method utilizes a multi-port network model for antenna structure optimization.
The non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm II (NSGA-II) is integrated with return loss performance constraints.
This approach filters out antenna designs that fail to meet specified performance requirements.

Main Results:

Three pixel antennas were designed using the PCMOM method.
Two of the designed pixel antennas were successfully fabricated and tested.
Experimental validation confirmed the effectiveness of the PCMOM method in managing miniaturization trade-offs.

Conclusions:

The proposed PCMOM method offers an effective solution for antenna miniaturization challenges.
The integration of performance constraints into optimization algorithms is crucial for practical antenna design.
This research facilitates the development of smaller, high-performance antennas for wireless applications.