A Low-Profile Printed Cavity Antenna With Simultaneous Bandwidth and Radiation Pattern Improvement

Liu, Neng‐Wu; Sun, Mei-Jiao; Li, Zhu; Xie, Danpeng; Fu, Guang

doi:10.1109/lawp.2019.2938542

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“…In Ref. 12, a single patch resonator is replaced by two half mode cavities, and a wide HPBW of 135° on E‐plane is obtained. The wide beam radiation pattern of H‐plane is obtained in Refs.…”

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“…16, a wide beamwidth of E‐plane can be obtained by eliminating the array factor between double equivalent time slots and changing the radiation pattern of TM12 mode by loading short‐circuit pins. Most of the wide beamwidth antennas are wide beamwidth of single‐radiating plane at present 12–16 . In Ref.…”

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“…Most of the wide beamwidth antennas are wide beamwidth of singleradiating plane at present. [12][13][14][15][16] In Ref. 17, the zeroth-order and TM010 mode of the antenna are excited by coupling the circular patch and the square patch, and the HPBWs of H-plane and E-plane are broadened to 110 at 5.02-5.23 GHz.…”

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In this article, a compact wide beamwidth dual-polarized antenna is proposed and experimentally investigated. The operating frequency band of the antenna presented in this article is 3.29-5.28 GHz, covering n77, n78, n79 frequency bands of the 5G new radio (NR) bands. The stable wide beamwidth radiation pattern is obtained by encircling a metal wall around the traditional metal flat floor. Furthermore, the bandwidth of the antenna is improved by using the metal wall with grooves and trapezoidal parasitic elements. With these rectangular grooves, the dimensions of the antenna presented in this article are decreased. The impedance bandwidth of the antenna is 46.4% (|S 11 | ≤ -10 dB). The isolation between the two ports is higher than 22 dB in 3.29-5.28 GHz.The half-power beamwidths of the H-plane and the E-plane are greater than 110 and 102 in 3.3-5.0 GHz, respectively.

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Guan

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“…In recent years, there have been many approaches to broaden the beam-width of the linear-polarization antenna, such as adding the parasitic structure, [1][2][3] reshaping the ground plane of the antenna, [4][5][6] and materials-based methods, including adding the thickness of the substrate, 7,8 the composite dielectric substrate, 9 changing the radiation section to form a wide beam current distribution, 10 zeroth-order resonance, 11 and even-mode resonance, 12 and so on. [13][14][15] The above methods mostly realize the wide beam characteristics by sacrificing other performance of the antenna, such as size, profile, cross-polarization, and so on.…”

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A wideband low‐profile dual‐polarized wide beam‐width antenna

Yang

2022

Micro & Optical Tech Letters

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A wideband and wide beam-width dual-polarization with a low-profile and simple structure is presented in this letter. The proposed antenna comprises two pairs of bending plates, the feed part that includes the probe and the copper disk, and two series of feeding networks. A couple of the bending plates can be used to form the horizontal and vertical currents to broaden the antenna's beam width. To radiate a symmetrical wide beam pattern, a series feeding network is applied to guarantee a symmetrical current distribution on the bending plates. Therefore, the proposed wide beam capability has been analyzed and verified with a dual-polarization antenna. A low-profile dualpolarization antenna is demonstrated, which can realize the half-power beamwidth more than 180°and 100°in the E-and H-plane in the whole operating frequency band (22.3%), respectively. Furthermore, the port isolation is lower than −35 dB in the most frequency band. The prototype is fabricated and characterized, yielding good performance within the overall operational bandwidth. The measured results align very well with the simulated results.The proposed wideband antenna is a promising candidate for wireless communication systems because of the dual-polarization and wide beamwidth.

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“…However, PCB based antennas suffer from high dielectric loss above 30 GHz [5]. For instance, various types of millimeter waves (mmWs) planar array antennas have been developed based on the SIW technology [7]- [17]. Especially, a few of hybrid planar array antennas of the LTCC technology and the SIW structure at 140 GHz have been reported in [18]- [21].…”

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A 16 × 16-Element Slot Array Fed by Double-Layered Gap Waveguide Distribution Network at 160 GHz

Ding

et al. 2020

IEEE Access

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In this article, a slot array with double-layered full-corporate-fed distribution network by ridge gap waveguide (RGW) in the G-band is presented. The array antenna proposed in this article contains 16 × 16-element radiation slots fed by air-filled ridge gap waveguide distribution network that achieves highefficiency. Gap waveguide technology avoids the demand for perfect electrical contact in millimeter waves, therefore the expensive diffusion bonding and the laser welding processes are not demanded. Moreover, the high-accurate Computerized Numerical Control (CNC) machining is applied for the fabrication. Due to the limited layout space for the distribution network, two types of universal stepped cavity power dividers are presented in this article. The proposed array antenna is fed by a standard WR-5 waveguide at the bottom. Furthermore, the tested outcomes show that the proposed 16×16-element array has a gain larger than 30 dBi with over 50% antenna efficiency in the frequency range of 155-171 GHz. INDEX TERMS Gap waveguide technology, slot array antenna, high-efficiency, 160 GHz.

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A Low-Profile Printed Cavity Antenna With Simultaneous Bandwidth and Radiation Pattern Improvement

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A compact wide beamwidth dual‐polarized antenna for 5G new radio

A compact wide beamwidth dual‐polarized antenna for 5G new radio

A wideband low‐profile dual‐polarized wide beam‐width antenna

A 16 × 16-Element Slot Array Fed by Double-Layered Gap Waveguide Distribution Network at 160 GHz

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