Design and Analysis of an Inset Fed Patch Antenna with Defective Ground for Millimeter Waves the Future of Telecommunication

Verma, Rahul Kumar; Bhaskar, Lala; Srivastava, Shilpa

doi:10.1109/cictn57981.2023.10140262

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“…Furthermore, efforts are concentrated on creating compact antennas having broadened bandwidth so as to cater for high-speed mobile internet during 5G communication era [70]. The growth of wireless communications particularly in 5G applications requires antennas capable of massive connectivity, enhanced network capacity and low latency thus making antenna design an essential area of investigation [71]. In order to enhance the design process and achieve desired antenna parameters for current 4G as well as upcoming 5G applications, new methods like generative adversarial networks together with optimization algorithms are used [30].…”

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Recent Advances of 5G Technology Based on Patch Antenna: A Literature Review

Sacala,

Arboleda

2024

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For their speed in data processing, low heights and cheapness, patch antennas are important to 5G networks. While there have been improvements in the area of bandwidth and size reduction; however, there are still problems that need to be fixed with regards achieving high data rates as well as wideband operation and compact sizes for 5G applications. In the coming years researchers should concentrate on materials optimization and feeding methods so that they can work efficiently at shorter wavelengths for next-generation systems while still covering all necessary bands.

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