High isolation diplexer design for autonomous vehicle
Antennas and Propagation（2011）
Abstract
A diplexer for use in the communication system of an autonomous vehicle is designed for operation in the UHF (240-320 MHz) and GPS (1.2-1.6GHz) dual frequency bands and with isolation of better than 80dB. A lumped element model for the diplexer is first created and simulated. Based on the lumped element model, microstrip realization is then designed and simulated. All the diplexer designs are simulated in the Agilent Advanced Design System (ADS) software and the obtained results show an insertion loss of less than 1dB and an isolation of better than 90dB.
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Key words
Global Positioning System,UHF antennas,multiplexing equipment,vehicles,ADS software,GPS,UHF,agilent advanced design system software,autonomous vehicle,communication system,dual frequency bands,frequency 1.2 GHz to 1.6 GHz,frequency 240 MHz to 320 MHz,high isolation diplexer design,lumped element model,microstrip realization,diplexer,microstrip
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