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IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON MICROWAVE THEORY AND TECHNIQUES, VOL. 52, NO. 5, MAY 2004 1425 Multifunctional Microstrip Transmission Lines Integrated With Defected Ground Structure for RF Front-End Application Younkyu Chung, Student Member, IEEE, Seong-Sik Jeon, Student Member, IEEE, Shinho Kim, Student Member, IEEE, Dal Ahn, Member, IEEE, Jae-Ick Choi, and Tatsuo Itoh, Fellow, IEEE Abstract— This paper presents multifunctional microstrip done by utilizing a dual-band antenna, which has two indepen- transmission lines for designing a high port-isolation dual-fre- dent excitation modes for the Tx and Rx link of the transceiver quency orthogonally polarized rectangular patch antenna and the [3]. This approach can eliminate the necessity of diplexers and antenna-integrated power amplifier. The proposed lines were real- ized through the integration of defected ground structures (DGSs) reduce the overall number of components in the transceiver with conventional microstrip lines. A spiral-shaped DGS-inte- as well, thereby enhancing system efficiency and reducing its grated microstrip line enhances the port isolation of the antenna, cost. The printed circular sector antenna can be used for this while feeding the 2.0-GHz excitation to the antenna and filtering purpose. Despite its good isolation characteristics, the choice out the 2.5-GHz receiving signal from the other port. High-order of design frequencies for this dual-band antenna is restricted harmonic signal suppression of the power amplifier at the 2.5-GHz port was accomplished by the dumbbell-shaped DGS, thereby [4]. Furthermore, compared to conventional rectangular patch improving the efficiency