28/38-GHz dual-band millimeter wave SIW array antenna with EBG structures for 5G applications

Ashraf, Nadeem; Haraz, Osama M.; Ashraf, Muhammad A.; Alshebeili, Saleh

doi:10.1109/ictrc.2015.7156407

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“…Some recently published configuration to achieve the acceptable performance for these important frequencies will be discussed in detail. Three different oriented microstrip inset fed patches are designed in [12]. In the first design, two patches are placed side by side while in the other two configurations opposite feeding structures are used.…”

Section: Antenna In Mid-frequency (15 and 30 Ghz) For 5g Applicationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Evolution and Move toward Fifth-Generation Antenna

Pedram¹,

Karamirad²,

Pouyanfar³

2019

The Fifth Generation (5G) of Wireless Communication

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With the introduction of various antennas in the field of antenna technology, most of the constraints related to the transmission and receiving of the signals at different intervals have been resolved. By the rapid growth in industry and consequently high demands in the communication arena, the conventional antennas are unable to respond to these extended requirements. However, those initial antennas were suitably used in the field of technology. In the recent decades, by introducing new antenna technologies such as metamaterial structures, substrate integrated waveguide (SIW) structures and microstrip antennas with various feeding networks could meet the demands of the current systems. As stated before, in the frequency ranges of below 30 GHz, antenna size and bandwidth are of the important issues, so that novel antennas can be created in low frequencies, which are able to achieve reliable radiation properties when combined with new multiband antennas. Generally, transmission lines are practical in low frequencies and short distances, while higher frequencies are mainly used due to bandwidth goals. This chapter is organized into three subsections related to the 5G wireless communication systems: antennas below 15 GHz or accordingly antennas with wavelength less than 1/20; antennas operating between 15 and 30 GHz; higher frequency antennas or millimeter-wave antennas, which are desired for above 40 GHz.

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Section: Antenna In Mid-frequency (15 and 30 Ghz) For 5g Applicationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Evolution and Move toward Fifth-Generation Antenna

Pedram¹,

Karamirad²,

Pouyanfar³

2019

The Fifth Generation (5G) of Wireless Communication

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“…A coplanar hybrid dual band antenna at 83 GHz / 94 GHz with a slot in feeding line has been developed in [9]. In [10] an antenna array with Electromagnetic Band Gap [EBG] structure was used to develop a dual band at 28 / 38 GHz with bandwidth of less than 5.8%. A three layers of substrates have been used in [11] to design a Fabry-Perot cavity antenna operates at 36 GHz with high gain.…”

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“…Multiband antennas have massive applications in millimeter band applications. A various techniques in the literature have been developed for multiband microstrip antennas as in [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12]. For instance, a multilayer GaAs is described in [4] to achieve a multiband antenna operating at 35 GHz.…”

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Omni-directional Dual-Band Patch Antenna for the LMDS and WiGig Wireless Applications

Ibrahim¹

2018

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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In this paper an omnidirectional dual band monopole antenna at 28 GHz and 60 GHz which is fit for indoor and outdoor wireless applications is developed. The proposed antenna consists of two rectangular patches with a T folded patch. The design, analysis, and optimization processes through this article are executed by the numerical method, Finite Element Method (FEM) and verified with another numerical method, Finite integration Technique (FIT). Good agreement between the results by these two simulators is obtained. The proposed antenna has achieved dual bands with omnidirectional patterns. The first band at 28 GHz is extended from 27.5 GHz to 28.958 GHz with 5.1 % bandwidth and total efficiency of more than 93% along the entire band which serves the LMDS band. The second band at 60 GHz is extended from 45.2 GHz to 84.4 GHz which serves the WiGig band with bandwidth of 60.6% and total efficiency of 85.5% along the entire band. The proposed antenna performance makes it a good candidate for the fifth generation (5G) applications.

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“…Various transparent antennas are proposed in the literature for dual‐band and ultra‐wideband characteristics but very few covers the millimeter wave applications. Researchers have proposed various nontransparent antennas using array structures for 5G applications and mobile communication networks . Few more antennas useful for 5G smartphone applications are proposed in Refs.…”

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Compact wideband transparent antenna for 5G communication systems

Desai

Upadhyaya

Patel

2018

Micro & Optical Tech Letters

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A compact wideband transparent antenna designed on plexiglass substrate (10 × 12 × 1.48 mm3) is presented. The optically transparent antenna consists of a radiation patch and a ground plane fabricated using AgHT‐8. The antenna design comprises of rectangular shaped branches optimized to attain the wideband characteristics. The proposed antenna design has impedance bandwidth of 58.71% covering the frequency range of 23.92‐43.8 GHz. The radiation pattern of the proposed antenna shows directional radiation pattern with electrical tilt. All calculated and measured results show that proposed compact transparent antenna is an excellent candidate for 5G communication systems and wideband code division multiple access applications.

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28/38-GHz dual-band millimeter wave SIW array antenna with EBG structures for 5G applications

Cited by 107 publications

References 18 publications

Evolution and Move toward Fifth-Generation Antenna

Evolution and Move toward Fifth-Generation Antenna

Omni-directional Dual-Band Patch Antenna for the LMDS and WiGig Wireless Applications

Compact wideband transparent antenna for 5G communication systems

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