A Slotted Planar Antenna for 5G Applications

Keriee, Hussam; Rahim, M. K. A.; Ayop, Osman; Nayyef, Nawres Abbas; Ghanim, Mustafa; Alobaidi, O. R.; Esmail, Bashar A. F.; Hussein, Yaqdhan Mahmood

doi:10.11113/elektrika.v21n2.350

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“…After several researches we can note that the new generation antennas are generally 5G antennas at the moment and generally the different types used are: Patch antennas, MIMO, miniature, multi-band and circular polarized antennas based on polarized ferrite materials, satellite technologies, miniature rectangular antennas all based on patch antennas and we have noticed that the frequency bands allocated are generally in the range of 2 to 6 GHZ with reduced dimensions in order to facilitate noise reduction [12].…”

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The Antennas of Next Generations

Tanguy¹,

Jacques²,

Yannick³

et al. 2022

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The increasing complexity of optical networks to support a multitude of services leads to massive amounts of data. Moreover, any interruption, even momentary, can cause huge data losses, leading to a poor customer experience. The use of machine learning in various domains has been proposed and tested over the past decades. In this study we will propose a tool for estimating the transmission quality of optical connections before their establishment in the network, based on machine learning algorithms. A high level of service is guaranteed at any geographical location on both fixed and mobile equipment. The Internet of Things will connect billions of devices and sensors. The latency of data in 5G networks will be only one millisecond, compared to 50 ms for current systems. This is important because minimised latency will make near real-time communications possible, such as between two unmanned vehicles travelling in tandem at relatively high speeds or for applied virtual reality The main role of our paper is to study the analysis of the papers that have been published before on next generation antennas, in this area and see how to study and model the different algorithms of IOT and also of 6th generation antennas.

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The Antennas of Next Generations

Tanguy¹,

Jacques²,

Yannick³

et al. 2022

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“…Several MIMO antennas obtain good isolation by maintaining the gap among the antenna elements at an appropriate level. In [5], improving isolation involved placing the antenna elements in mirror images and inserting a chip inductor among closely placed antennas. In addition, grounding branches might change isolation and produce new coupling [6,7].…”

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Analysis of a Quad Port Dual Band MIMO Antenna for Sub-6 GHz Applications

Narayana,

Immadi,

Navya

et al. 2024

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A dual-band serrated microstrip MIMO antenna is proposed for 5th generation wireless applications in this article. Here, the designed MIMO antenna is a serrated basic microstrip patch antenna. The dual-band microstrip MIMO antenna is excited by utilising a 50 Ω transmission line. A full ground copper layer has been utilized in the design to attain a better isolation, whereas the fabricated antenna's isolation among the antenna elements is measured to be greater than −20 dB. The simulated −10 dB impedance bandwidth of 160 MHz (3.340-3.50 GHz) and 220 MHz (5.50-5.72 GHz) can cover 3.40-3.60 GHz and 5-5.7 GHz fifth generation bands. In addition, the measured ECCs are less than 0.0025 and 0.001 at the two resonant frequency bands and for the two MIMO antennas. The antenna diversity parameters covering ECC and DG were analyzed. The average gain for the single-element, dual-port and quad-port MIMO antennas is 3 dBi. These parameters make the serrated microstrip MIMO antenna also suitable for intelligent IOT devices operating in sub-6 GHz band.

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Analysis of a Triple Band MIMO Antenna for Sub-6 GHz Applications

Immadi,

Narayana,

Navya

et al. 2024

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A triple band MIMO antenna is designed and analysed at sub-6 GHz for 5G applications on an FR-4 substrate. This paper contains the transition of an antenna from a simple microstrip antenna to the proposed defected L-shaped microstrip patch antenna, which comprises single, 2-element MIMO, and 4-element MIMO antennas with permittivity of 4.3, and the dimensions of those antennas are 60 × 60 mm 2 , 60 × 120 mm 2 , and 120 × 120 mm 2 correspondingly. These antennas resonate at three resonant frequencies which are 3 GHz, 4.1 GHz and 5.2 GHz under sub-6 GHz. HFSS has been used to design these antennas and to obtain the parameters like S-

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A Slotted Planar Antenna for 5G Applications

Cited by 3 publications

References 10 publications

The Antennas of Next Generations

The Antennas of Next Generations

Analysis of a Quad Port Dual Band MIMO Antenna for Sub-6 GHz Applications

Analysis of a Triple Band MIMO Antenna for Sub-6 GHz Applications

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