Optimization of rectangular microstrip antenna patch parameters to operate with high radiation performances for 5G applications

Ezzulddin, Saman Khabbat; Hasan, Sattar Othman; Ameen, Mudhaffer Mustafa

doi:10.1063/5.0066800

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“…This article proposes [11], the design of a single rectangular microstrip antenna (RMPA) capable of performing efficiently at 28 GHz and is suitable for use in 5G communication systems. The design chooses a durable conductor patch material and reduces the patch's overall dimensions as much as possible.…”

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Design of 28 GHz Microstrip Patch Antenna for Wireless Applications

Rana,

Moniruzzaman,

Biswas

et al. 2023

IJEEI

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This research paper presents a 28 GHz microstrip patch antenna design and analysis for mobile phone applications. Fr-4 (lossy) material, whose dielectric permittivity is 4.3 and loss tangent is 0.025, has been used as a substrate material for the antenna. Besides, copper annealed has been used in the ground, and the thickness of the patch is 0.035. CST software creates and simulates the complete antenna. Among the results obtained from the simulation, return loss, VSWR, directivity gain, and bandwidth are -24.507 dB, 1.126, 7.19 dBi, and 1.352 GHz, respectively. The main objective of this proposed antenna is to achieve an excellent VSWR value by reducing the return loss, increasing the antenna's directivity gain, and improving the bandwidth. As a result, this proposed design can be used on super-high-frequency devices (mobile phones) in the future. The fact that the results obtained from the suggested antenna design are superior to those reported in papers published in the past hints that the research has achieved increased performance compared to studies already conducted in the field.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Design of 28 GHz Microstrip Patch Antenna for Wireless Applications

Rana,

Moniruzzaman,

Biswas

et al. 2023

IJEEI

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“…In addition, the (5G) network will provide several new functions, containing those related to, an enhanced mobile broadband (EMBB), which qualify high-speed internet advances in mechanics access (up to 1 Gbps), the Internet of Things (IoT), and ultra-reliable low latency communications (URLLC), which enabling a technology of minimum (1 ms) latency for data transfer over a mobile system network applications (Todosioska, 2020) and (Ezzulddin et al, 2021). Due to miniaturizations requirement in 5G wireless system device, the antenna weight, small size, low-cost, simple design, easy installation for planar and non-planar surface and mechanically steered when mounted on a rigid surface as well as compatibility with monolithic microwave integrated circuit are of quite interest.…”

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Radiation Performance of Different Triangular Microstrip Patch Antenna Configuration Shapes Operating at 28 GHz

2022

ZJPAS

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The radiation performance of different triangular microstrip patch antenna (TMPA) shapes such as right triangle (RTMPA), isosceles triangle (ITMPA), obtuse triangle (OTMPA), and equilateral triangle (ETMPA) operating at (28 GHz) are computed and compared using inset-fed techniques and Rogers-RT5880 substrate material of permittivity () and (h=0.15 mm) height. The directivity, gain, efficiency, bandwidth, VSWR, S11 and 2D-radiation pattern for each mentioned triangular patch shapes are computed utilizing CST and HFSS method. The computed results reveal generally that the ETMPA provide better radiation performance whereas the OTMPA displays lower antenna radiation parameter values compared to the other considered ones. In addition, the antenna parameters of ETMPA with the use of coaxial probe fed are also simulated and the results are compared to those previously achieved experimentally and theoretically by other researchers. Generally, a good agreement between mentioned antenna parameter results is displayed and reliability of those achieved by CST with inset fed techniques is clearly observed. Moreover, the overall antenna parameter obtained, respectively, with CST and HFSS techniques for inset fed ETMPA are S11 (-28.68, -20.64), VSWR (1.076,1.20), gain (5.82, 6.29) dB, directivity (6.85, 7.09) dB, bandwidth (0.452, 0.369) GHz, efficiency (78.9%, 83.2%) and with a small antenna size of about (3.88 mm 3 ) which is most reliable for 5G technology application systems.

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