Recent Trends in Microstrip Antennas for Wireless Applications

Kannadhasan, S.; Nagarajan, R.

doi:10.52305/wfia7227

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“…surface wave excitation are the main drawbacks of patch antenna [14]. The microstrip antenna type patch antenna consists of two main components, the first one is a radiating patch and the other is the ground plane these two components are etched upon the top layer and bottom layer of the dielectric substrate respectively [15,16].…”

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Design and Analysis of Microstrip Antenna for 5g Applications

Haider Saeed,

Jasim Farhan,

Al-Sherbaz

2024

J. eng. sustain. dev.

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A new proposed antenna is presented in this article for 5G applications. The dimensions of this antenna are (32×32×0.8) mm³. The antenna that is suggested is built upon FR-4 epoxy dielectric substrate, with a loss tangent of 0.025 and relative permittivity of dielectric is 4.3 and, on the top layer of this substrate a polygon patch is etched with specific dimensions, also a ground plane on the bottom layer of the substrate is built. The patch of the antenna is fed from a microstrip feed line with a 50Ω characteristic impedance. The proposed antenna operates at 3.6 GHz as a resonance frequency with a bandwidth of (3.15 - 4.3) GHz, and gain (3.3) dBi at the operating frequency, these characteristics are suitable for 5G applications. To attain the targeted bandwidth and gain, distinct slots are carved onto both the patch and ground plane. The simulation outcomes are gathered using CST-MW 2020.

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Design and Analysis of Microstrip Antenna for 5g Applications

Haider Saeed,

Jasim Farhan,

Al-Sherbaz

2024

J. eng. sustain. dev.

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“…a resonator), which can then be plugged into a circuit to determine the required interconnections: these techniques can be relatively simple yet powerful [4], [5]. Still relying on a simple equivalent model, other techniques require different elements along the array [6], [7], which conversely demand several separate electromagnetic simulations to dimension each element in accordance to the synthesis output. The extension to other antenna types today involves a modeling step (not trivial and implying several electromagnetic simulations) and the development of a suitable M. Oldoni synthesis technique for the array which, if lacking, must be replaced by several heavy electromagnetic optimizations.…”

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Synthesis and Realizability in Design of Minimum-Simulation Inline Antenna Arrays

Oldoni,

Moscato,

Mejillones

et al. 2024

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propagat.

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This paper discusses a simplified design technique of antenna arrays. The technique relies on a single electromagnetic simulation of an arbitrary inline core element, for instance a printed patch antenna or a waveguide slot, and several identical core elements are then cascaded by means of transmission lines with given length and characteristic impedance. Realizability constraints as well as extended possibilities are discussed. Design examples are presented and characterized for validation.

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Recent Trends in Microstrip Antennas for Wireless Applications

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Design and Analysis of Microstrip Antenna for 5g Applications

Design and Analysis of Microstrip Antenna for 5g Applications

Synthesis and Realizability in Design of Minimum-Simulation Inline Antenna Arrays

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