IEEE Microwave Antenna Research Manuscript

I already have the complete antenna design, simulation graphs, and measured data for a microwave structure that achieves lowered Specific Absorption Rate (SAR). What I now need is a polished, publication-ready manuscript—10 to 15 pages—laid out in strict IEEE journal format.

Here’s what I expect from you
• Shape a compelling Literature Review and solid Theoretical Background that survey the latest SAR-reduction techniques for microwave antennas.
• Present my supplied data in a clear, reproducible Methodology section; this part is the top priority.
• Integrate results, discussion, and a concise conclusion so the flow matches IEEE style guidelines.
• Deliver entirely original text, free of plagiarism and detectable AI assistance (I will check both).
• Supply final files in Word or LaTeX, complete with properly numbered figures, tables, and IEEE-style references, plus a similarity report.

You will have my raw CST/HFSS outputs, return-loss plots, SAR maps, and fabrication photos to build on, and I’m available for clarifications throughout the drafting process. If you are familiar with microwave antenna terminology, citation management tools (EndNote, Mendeley, Zotero) and comfortable structuring a paper to IEEE template standards, let’s move forward.