摘要： In this chapter, we present an electromagnetic modelling formulation of graphene nanoribbon antenna based on moments method combined to the generalized equivalent circuit method (MoM-GEC). The electrical properties of graphene are introduced in the mathematical formulation via a quantum mechanical conductivity deduced from the Kubo formalism. The antenna structure is shielded in a rectangular waveguide with electric boundary walls. Next, the global antenna structure is modelled by an electric equivalent circuit to investigate the antenna parameters. It is proved that, graphene nanoribbon-based antenna presents similar performances as well as conventional one, hence allowing to work at terahertz frequencies range. The high input impedance of a single graphene nanoribbon antenna causes an impedance mismatch problem, which requires the use of an antenna array. So, the coupling phenomena have been well studied in order to optimize the antenna response. Obtained numerical results show that the antenna resonant frequency is very sensitive to the variation of the graphene chemical potential. This leads to a reconfigurable antenna by a simple control of bias voltage. On the other hand, it is showed that, at terahertz frequencies, graphene nanoribbon antenna array allows to enhance the far field communication for short distances, which is beneficial for nanocommunications.