CD Skripsi
Rancang Bangun Antena Mikrostrip Sebagai Planar Microwave Sensor Untuk Deteksi Virus Pada Darah
The development of microwave technology increases advances in biomedical fields such as virus detection. This study proposes a microstrip antenna as a planar microwave sensor to detect viruses in blood at a frequency of 2.4 (2.4-2.5) GHz. The working frequency is based on the Industrial Scientific Medicine (ISM) band standard using Roger 3010 substrate with proximity coupling feed technique. The simulation results of the antenna operate at a frequency of 2.46 GHz, return loss -19.46 dB, bandwidth of 401.2 MHz. The measurement results of antenna fabrication using a Vector Network Analyzer (VNA) operate at a frequency of 2.50 GHz with a return loss of -21.14 dB. The tests carried out in this study involved non-reactive blood samples and hepatitis B reactive blood samples using the LUT testing technique. The test results on serum and plasma samples of non-reactive virus did not experience a resonance frequency shift from the initial frequency. Meanwhile, the results of antenna testing on Hepatitis B reactive blood samples have decreased in frequency. This was validated with a reactive serum sample of 10 μL volume at 2.47 GHz return loss -23.90 dB, 20 μL volume at 2.47 GHz return loss -25.41 dB and 30 μL volume at 2.46 GHz return loss - 28.73 dB. The results of the reactive plasma sample with a volume of 10 μL at 2.45 GHz return loss -22.84 dB, a volume of 20 μL at 2.46 GHz return loss -23.49 dB and a volume of 30 μL at 2.47 GHz return loss -20, 38 dB. The contribution of this research is able to prove that the reactive sample tested on the antenna as a planar microwave sensor shows a decreasing shift in the value of the resonance frequency.
Key words: microstrip antenna, planar microwave sensor, virus detection
Tidak tersedia versi lain