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Abstract
The goal of this paper is to create a modern, low-profile, coplanar, flexible microstrip antenna that can be used in smart transportation systems and global positioning systems. There is power coming from the middle of the ring -square filled patch antenna, and it is linked in a straight line. These two antennas are put together to make the utility antenna. The utility antenna is made by putting these two antennas together. The linked square-ring patch antenna is an example of a coplanar basic single-fed method. This antenna works with the GPS L2 frequency of 1.300 GHz in basic mode and has circle polarization on the right side. This strategy is being thought about inside the antenna building. The square-ring is an extra part that gives the center-fed square patch antenna vertical linear polarization in TM mode for ITS uses. This causes the resistance bandwidth to grow by a large amount. It turns out that the radiation patterns and the return loss match up very well between the modeling and the test.