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Fig 1.

Geometry of the (a) patch antenna (b) MSR structure and (c) MSR loaded patch antenna.

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Table 1.

Parametric values of the proposed MSR embedded multiband antenna as depicted in Fig 1.

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Fig 2.

Effect of inserting different numbers of slots on the radiating patch.

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Fig 3.

Response of different feeding techniques on the S-parameter, S11.

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Fig 4.

Effect of the dimension of ground plane on the S-parameter, S11.

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Fig 5.

The retrieved constitutive parameters, (a) effective permittivity (εeff) and (b) effective permeability (μeff) of the proposed MSR structure.

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Fig 6.

Effect of the distance of separation between the conventional microstrip patch antenna and MSR structure.

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Fig 7.

Photograph of the fabricated prototype (a) microstrip patch antenna, (b) MSR structure and (c) patch antenna with MSR.

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Fig 8.

The measured and simulated S-parameter, S11 of the antenna (with and without MSR integration).

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Fig 9.

Measured gain of the proposed antenna with and without MSR structure.

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Fig 10.

The simulated radiation pattern of the proposed antenna without and with MSR structure at three different resonant frequencies.

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Fig 11.

The measured radiation pattern of the proposed antenna without and with MSR structure at three different resonant frequencies.

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Fig 12.

Smith chart of the proposed MSR loaded microstrip patch antenna.

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