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Design of rectangular patch antennas through machine learning.

Irene Merino-Fernandez¹, Javier Del Pino², Sunil Khemchandani²

¹Instituto de Microelectrónica Aplicada, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC), Parque Cientifico Tecnologico, 35017, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain. imerino@iuma.ulpgc.es.

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This study introduces an AI-driven method for optimizing rectangular patch antennas using machine learning and electromagnetic simulations. The approach rapidly designs antennas with high accuracy, significantly reducing computational time and resources.

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Area of Science:

Electrical Engineering
Computational Electromagnetics
Materials Science

Background:

Rectangular patch antennas are crucial components in modern wireless communication systems.
Traditional antenna design relies heavily on iterative electromagnetic (EM) simulations, which are computationally intensive and time-consuming.
Dielectric material selection significantly impacts antenna performance within specific frequency ranges.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a comprehensive methodology for optimizing rectangular patch antenna design.
To integrate electromagnetic simulations, machine learning (ML) techniques, and dielectric material analysis.
To create an AI-driven antenna design toolbox for rapid and accurate antenna parameter prediction and performance estimation.

Main Methods:

Generated a dataset of 1000 antennas via EM simulations in PathWave ADS across a 0.5-10.5 GHz frequency range.
Analyzed the influence of dielectric materials on antenna validity (return loss > 10 dB, gain > 0 dB).
Trained two artificial neural networks (ANNs): one for predicting geometrical parameters and another for estimating return loss and gain.

Main Results:

Selected ANNs achieved high accuracy in geometrical parameter prediction and performance estimation (R² > 0.95, MSE < 0.03).
The AI-driven toolbox provides antenna designs and parameters within seconds, comparable to full-wave EM simulations.
Demonstrated the critical role of dielectric material selection in defining antenna operational frequency bands.

Conclusions:

The proposed integrated methodology offers a significantly faster and computationally efficient alternative to conventional antenna design workflows.
The AI-driven antenna design toolbox enables rapid optimization and accurate performance prediction for rectangular patch antennas.
This approach highlights the potential of ML in accelerating the design cycle of RF and microwave components.