Abstract:On the way to design Substrate Integrated Waveguide Bandpass Filter (SIW-BPF) for wideband applications a parametric study of the slot geometry etched on a SIW structure is the preliminary step to design such filter. Three different structures, namely, H-Slotted, T-Slotted, and U-Slotted SIW is investigated in order to examine the effect of altering different geometrical parameter of the unit on its response. H-Slotted Electromagnetic Band Gap (EBG) shows the highest Fractional Band Width (FBW), which is about… Show more
“…As reported in [24,25], the SIW was also used for wideband Band Pass Filter (BPF) designs, and the equivalent dimensions of the SIW as illustrated in Figure 1 are determined using the width (W ) and length (L) of the classical rectangular waveguide. The diameter of the holes (d) and the spacing (p) between the holes can be determined from the following equations: where f TE10 is the cut-off frequency of the dominant mode.…”
“…As reported in [24,25], the SIW was also used for wideband Band Pass Filter (BPF) designs, and the equivalent dimensions of the SIW as illustrated in Figure 1 are determined using the width (W ) and length (L) of the classical rectangular waveguide. The diameter of the holes (d) and the spacing (p) between the holes can be determined from the following equations: where f TE10 is the cut-off frequency of the dominant mode.…”
“…As demonstrated in [33], where a monopole antenna array operating at 28 GHz and with a gain of 8 dB is built, monopole antennas were considered as a potential for 5G communication systems. Recently, researchers and antenna designers have employed many technologies, including Defected Ground Structures (DGS), Frequency Selective Surfaces, and EBG as given in [34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41][42], to increase overall performance enhancement, miniaturization, and multi-band microwave and mm-Wave component design.…”
In this paper, we design, fabricate, measure, and report two proposed multiple input multiple output antenna elements (MIMOs) with good performance in the 5G band. The MIMO antennas are mounted on Roger / Druoid 5880 substrates (dielectric constant: 2.2) with an overall structure volume 20×24.14×0.79mm3. First, a comprehensive parametric study is performed based on CST Electromagnetic (EM) Simulator to investigate and enhance the antenna performance in relation to 5G application requirements. Second, as part of the antenna design process, we compute the envelope correlation coefficient (ECC > 0.01dB) and diversity gain (DG> 9.9dB) and achieve good results. Third, we provide fabrication and measurement verification with good agreement. Fourth, we use a tapered feed structure with inset feed to minimize mutual coupling and achieve matching along 2 transmission lines with various impedances with high compactness in the antenna structure. Fifthly, we report that the proposed antenna structure has a gain is 8 dBi (dB) at the relevant operating frequency band (24.25
In this work, a circular patch antenna is designed and a parametric study in terms of different geometrical parameters is conducted. As a second step, a parasitic chip is introduced on top of the proposed circular patch antenna in the aim to enhance the gain and antenna efficiency. The proposed antenna operates at 25.61 GHz (With a frequency range between24.383 GHz and 27.7 GHz), suitable for 5G applications. The antenna modelling with and without parasitic chip, along with the performance analysis is conducted with CST Studio Electromagnetic (EM) simulator software. A compact size of 10×10×1.547 mm3, easy to fabricate, broadband characteristics up to 3.31 GHz with a high gain up to 6.87 dB, total efficiency of 95 % and a minimum return loss low than -68.02 dB covering the operating frequency range. Lastly, to investigate and validate the antenna overall performance, both frequency and time domain-based simulation is performed, and a good agreement is obtained.
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