Honey bee mating optimization about to design antennas
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This project of thesis includes metaheuristic optimization algorithms applied to optimize the designed antennas with computer programme. In this work of project, scattering and radiation characteristics of the antennas that are designed in MATLAB Antenna Toolbox are analyzed with Method of Moments firstly. Helix, Bowtie Rounded and Bowtie Triangular Antennas that work at 2.4 GHz at ISM frequency band are selected for optimization problem of designing antennas between their design cost is low and selection of antennas is executed about difference of their parameters. After that, one of the widely used metaheuristic optimization algorithms, Honey Bee Mating Algorithm (HBMO), is practiced for multivariable and multiobjective optimization of the selected and designed antennas. Also, the solutions are verified by 3D simulator programmes.
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Nurdan Timürtaş
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Nurdan Timürtaş (Master Thesis). Honey bee mating optimization about to design antennas, 2018, Yıldız Technical University.
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