Design a U-slot Microstrip Patch Antenna at 37 GHz mm Wave for 5G Cellular Communication

Shamim, S. M.; Dina, Umme Salma; Arafin, Nahid; Sultana, Mst. Sumia; Borna, Khadeeja Islam; Abdullah, Md. Ibrahim

doi:10.1007/978-981-33-4673-4_42

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“…Mobile communication is rated from 1G to 4G, and these generations are improved over the previous generation. The 4G is used in several applications, such as M2M (machine‐to‐machine), video calls, and remote sensing 4 . Currently, 4G applications can provide a better data rate of about 100 Mbps; however, there is a great demand for 10 Gbps 5 .…”

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“…The 4G is used in several applications, such as M2M (machine-to-machine), video calls, and remote sensing. 4 Currently, 4G applications can provide a better data rate of about 100 Mbps; however, there is a great demand for 10 Gbps. 5 Some challenges like poor quality, connection loss, and high energy consumption affect the system's performance.…”

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Design of proximity‐coupled antenna array for 5G communication

Ayathil Reghunathan,

Raghavan,

Kakkattil Krishnan

2023

Int J Communication

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SummaryMicrostrip patch antennas (MPA) are widely used in wireless communication systems due to their ease of manufacture, low cost, and low profile. This work proposes a proximity‐coupled rectangular microstrip patch antenna array (PRMPA) adaptable for 5G applications. However, the existing research works suffered from low gain, low efficiency, and narrow bandwidth. In addition, 5G communications suffer from path loss in high‐frequency bands. For managing this issue, the large gain antenna is essential. Hence, this research aims to design and fabricate high‐gain compact 2 × 2 slotted PRMPA for 5G applications. The antenna design is simulated on HFSS and operates at 28–37 GHz. Here, the antenna parameters like length, width, and feed line parameters are optimized using a metaheuristic optimization like the mayfly optimizer (MFO). Further, a circular‐shaped metamaterial split‐ring resonator (SRR) reduces the mutual coupling. Then, Rogers RT5880 is used as substrate material, and the design operates at 34.5 GHz. The gain and radiation efficiency achieved by the proposed antenna design are 15.4 dB and 94.4% for the simulated outcomes.

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confidence: 99%