<p>In this article, an innovative optimization design method for ultra-wideband (UWB) antennas that leverages machine learning models and intelligent optimization algorithms is presented. The method aims to improve the efficiency and reduce the cost of antenna design. By incorporating U-shaped slots and rectangular slot resonators, the UWB antenna achieves dual-notch frequency bands. This method is based on a machine learning model to establish the relationship between structural parameters and performance parameters, and then uses a method to create a dataset based on prior knowledge. Comparing the performance of three machine learning models, Gaussian process regression, support vector machine regression, and BP neural network, the (BP) neural network model and genetic algorithm are finally adopted for the optimization of the geometric structure of ultra-wideband antennas. The optimized antenna demonstrates dual-band suppression capabilities at center frequencies of 3.9&#xa0;GHz and 5.4&#xa0;GHz, effectively mitigating interference in the satellite communication C-band and the WLAN band, respectively. The effectiveness of the optimization strategy combining machine learning with a genetic algorithm was validated through full-wave simulations.</p>

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A machine learning and genetic algorithm-based notch band design method for ultra-wideband antennas

  • Chengjie Li,
  • Ruxin Zheng,
  • Yaogen Li,
  • Yixing Gu,
  • Mingjie Sheng,
  • Shiping Tang

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In this article, an innovative optimization design method for ultra-wideband (UWB) antennas that leverages machine learning models and intelligent optimization algorithms is presented. The method aims to improve the efficiency and reduce the cost of antenna design. By incorporating U-shaped slots and rectangular slot resonators, the UWB antenna achieves dual-notch frequency bands. This method is based on a machine learning model to establish the relationship between structural parameters and performance parameters, and then uses a method to create a dataset based on prior knowledge. Comparing the performance of three machine learning models, Gaussian process regression, support vector machine regression, and BP neural network, the (BP) neural network model and genetic algorithm are finally adopted for the optimization of the geometric structure of ultra-wideband antennas. The optimized antenna demonstrates dual-band suppression capabilities at center frequencies of 3.9 GHz and 5.4 GHz, effectively mitigating interference in the satellite communication C-band and the WLAN band, respectively. The effectiveness of the optimization strategy combining machine learning with a genetic algorithm was validated through full-wave simulations.