Slot Antenna for Multi-Band Frequency Diversity

Qwakneh, Mosab M.; AlHammami, Khaled A.; Omar, Abdel-Rahman S.; Faouri, Yanal S.

doi:10.1109/icramet51080.2020.9298688

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“…The pulse duration is 370 ps, as shown in Figure 5a, and it will have the wideba spectrum in the frequency domain as demonstrated in Figure 5b. The nth Gaussian pu is represented in the time domain by Equation (2) where Hn(t) is the nth Hermit poly mial, and its fifth-order polynomial is given in Equation (3) [25]:…”

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“…All these applications operate in distinct frequency bands, necessitating the use of frequency reconfigurable antennas or multiband antennas to handle several applications with a single antenna. Frequency diversity can be configured electronically by utilizing varactors [1][2][3], micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) [4], PIN diodes [5,6], or liquid metal [7]. On the other hand, designing an antenna in which its reflection coefficient spans the UWB range has grown in popularity, for its lowliness, inexpensive production costs, small power consumption, simplicity of production, and large bandwidth; so, the federal communication commissions (FCC) allowed UWB to use the unlicensed operating band from 3.1 to 10.6 GHz in 2002 [8].…”

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A Novel Meander Bowtie-Shaped Antenna with Multi-Resonant and Rejection Bands for Modern 5G Communications

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To support various fifth generation (5G) wireless applications, a small, printed bowtie-shaped microstrip antenna with meandered arms is reported in this article. Because it spans the broad legal range, the developed antenna can serve or reject a variety of applications such as wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi), sub-6 GHz, and ultra-wideband (UWB) 5G communications due to its multiband characterization and optimized rejection bands. The antenna is built on an FR-4 substrate and powered via a 50-Ω microstrip feed line linked to the right bowtie’s side. The bowtie’s left side is coupled via a shorting pin to a partial ground at the antenna’s back side. A gradually increasing meandering microstrip line is connected to both sides of the bowtie to enhance the rejection and operating bands. The designed antenna has seven operating frequency bands of (2.43–3.03) GHz, (3.71–4.23) GHz, (4.76–5.38) GHz, (5.83–6.54) GHz, (6.85–7.44) GHz, (7.56–8.01) GHz, and (9.27–13.88) GHz. The simulated scattering parameter S11 reveals six rejection bands with percentage bandwidths of 33.87%, 15.73%, 11.71, 7.63%, 6.99%, and 12.22%, respectively. The maximum gain of the proposed antenna is 4.46 dB. The suggested antenna has been built, and the simulation and measurement results are very similar. The reported antenna is expanded to a four-element design to investigate its MIMO characteristics.

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