Printed radome for reconfigurable antenna radiation pattern in 5G applications

Dam, Thi-Hong-Le; Delfaut, Camille; Houzet, Grégory; Lacrevaz, T.; Niembro-Martin, Alejandro; Duong, Q. Bao; Reverdy-Bruas, Nadège; Vuong, Tân-Phu

doi:10.1109/aps/ursi47566.2021.9704084

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“…The performance comparisons with other reported codesigned antennas and radomes [14][15][16][17] are carried out and listed in Table 1. We can see that our proposed antenna covered by the co-designed radome etched with a 2 × 2 parasitic patch array archives a high gain of up to 9 dBi under the condition of a very low profile of 0.20 λ g .…”

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Co‐designed radome with parasitic patches for the profile reduction and gain enhancement of antennas

Yan,

Chen,

Che

et al. 2024

Micro & Optical Tech Letters

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Traditional radome adversely influences the antenna performance besides protecting the antenna from the outside environment. In this work, one co‐design of a millimeter‐wave antenna and radome using parasitic patches is presented, featuring a low profile and high gain. First, the basic influence of radome on patch antenna is investigated on a transparent and low‐loss material cyclic olefin copolymer. Then, the electromagnetic interaction between the patches and the antenna is investigated in detail to reduce the adverse effect of field reflection and phase delay. One prototype of the co‐designed radome and antenna was fabricated for demonstration. The measured results show that the entire profile of the co‐designed radome and antenna is significantly reduced from traditional 0.5–0.2 λg and the gain is enhanced by 2.4 dB.

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