Application of Graphene as New Material for Satellite Communication Antenna
Rabah Mohammed Amin, Benabdellah Youcef, Gherbaoui Mohammed · 2024
The graphene antenna is a cutting-edge advancement in antenna technology. By leveraging the exceptional conductivity and strength of graphene, combined with the enhancing properties of hydrogen atoms (Xu, C., Bo, Z., Wu, S., Wen, Z., Chen, J., Luo, T., Ostrikov, K. K. Vertical graphene nano-antennas for solar-to-hydrogen energy conversion. Solar Energy, 208, 379–387, 2020). This antenna offers unprecedented efficiency in sending and receiving signals across various frequencies. Its unique composition allows for compact and flexible designs, paving the way for smaller, more powerful devices with improved wireless connectivity. This innovation holds immense potential for transforming telecommunications, offering faster data transmission rates and more reliable wireless communication in a wide range of applications, from smartphones to satellites (Khan, M.E., and Cho, M.H. ‘Recent progress of metal-graphene nanostructures in photocatalysis’, Nanoscale, 10, pp. 9427-9440.2018. doi: 10.1 039/c8nr03500h.)