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Fig 1.

General block diagram of a hybrid reconfigurable rectenna.

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Table 1.

Performance of the proposed mathematical model antennas.

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Fig 2.

Hybrid reconfigurable antenna designed geometry.

(a) Proposed Hybrid Model. (b) fabricated prototype.

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Table 2.

Nomenclature of important parameters.

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Fig 3.

PIN diode structure (a) HFSS PIN Diode Symbol. (b) Ideal equivalent circuit models of PIN diode working at 28/38GHz ON state, OFF state (c) Step Response of RLC switch for oscillation.

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Table 3.

Simulated and measured variation of antenna design parameters with substrate thickness at 28GHz.

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Table 4.

Mean, variance and standard deviation simulated and measured variation of antenna design parameters with substrate thickness at 28GHz.

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Table 5.

Cases to be observed for analysis of hybrid reconfiguration mechanism.

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Fig 4.

Return loss.

S11 result when both S1 and S2 are at ON position.

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Fig 5.

VSWR result when both S1 and S2 are at ON position.

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Fig 6.

Simulated and measured results of P1_28 & P2_38 patches AR at y = 1.2 mm.

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Fig 7.

Simulated and measured polarization results showing radiation pattern of both 28GHz and 38GHz on XOY-E-Plane.

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Table 6.

Power harvested at different radiation modes.

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Fig 8.

Comparison of Circuit Design and HFSS Design for the same structure when P1_28 GHz is active.

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Table 7.

Comparison table of published literature.

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