Design and Optimization of Dual Band Microstip Patch Antenna Using Slots Pair

Alsaleh, Adel A.A.; Islam, Md. Rafiqul; Nordin, Mimi Aminah Wan; Al-Askari, Shadi

doi:10.1109/iccce.2016.98

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“…Their corresponding bandwidths are 230 MHz and 300 MHz [7]. In [8] authors proposed a dual-band microstrip patch antenna that resonates at 1.8GHz and 2.4GHz for mobile and wireless LAN applications. Their Return losses are -14 dB and -24 dB respectively.…”

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Dual-Band Square Microstrip Patch Antenna for 4G/LTE and Wi-Fi Applications

Kumari¹

2021

IJRASET

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A dual-band, Square-shaped Microstrip Patch Antenna (SMPA) with two opposite corner cuts is proposed. The presented design is suitable for 4G/LTE and Wi-Fi applications as it resonates at 2.13GHz and 2.41GHz frequencies. The FR4 substrate with co-axial feed is used for fabrication and is simulated using CST software. The simulation result provides enhanced antenna specification of return loss (-42.64&-20.13) dB, bandwidth (62.7&89) MHz and percentage bandwidth (2.94&3.69) % than the conventional antenna prototype. Furthermore, a comparative study of simulated and experimental findings is analyzed in this manuscript. Keywords: Dual-band, return Loss, Bandwidth, Percentage Bandwidth, 4G/LTE, Wi-Fi

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Dual-Band Square Microstrip Patch Antenna for 4G/LTE and Wi-Fi Applications

Kumari¹

2021

IJRASET

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“…Therefore, this makes MIMO as one of the potential technologies. However, the antenna that interfaces with the wireless communication systems to the channel based on MIMO, is the most vulnerable component of the spatial degree of freedom [1][2]. In the design of traditional antenna, both noise and multipath affect the signal when it propagates from transmitter to receiver through various paths.…”

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“…In the design of traditional antenna, both noise and multipath affect the signal when it propagates from transmitter to receiver through various paths. In contrast to tradiational antenna design, modern antenna design employs multiple input multiple output, which enables the multipath effects to be utilized advantageously for the transmission of multiple data streams [1][2][3]. However, MIMO antenna's designs face challenges like the mutual coupling, which exists due to electromagnetic interaction between antenna elements, and therefore affects antenna efficiency.…”

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“…Patch antennas (also known as Microstrip antennas) are the most widely used antennas because of their low profile, small size, conformability, ease of use, lower cost, and versatility in terms of realization. Hence, these antennas are widely used in various useful applications [2][3][4]. In contrast rectangular microstrip patch antenna (RMPA) has few disadvantages such as low gain and narrow band.…”

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“…In contrast rectangular microstrip patch antenna (RMPA) has few disadvantages such as low gain and narrow band. Most of the previous contributions in this research area were focused on increasing the bandwidth of RMPAs [5][6] by increasing the substrate thickness [2], [7]. In this paper, a 2x2 MIMO patch antenna has been proposed for multiband applications with groups of rings with the stepped cut at four corners and a mid slot separation, in order to increase resonant frequencies and decrease the mutual coupling.…”

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A 2X2 MIMO Patch Antenna for Multi-Band Applications

Rafiqul

Rafiq

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IJEEI

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In this paper, a Multiple Input Multiple Output (2x2MIMO) patch antenna for multiband applications has been proposed. It has been designed using groups of rings nearby the stepped cut at four corners of the patch and a separation in mid slot. This modification is proposed in order to increase the resonant frequencies and reduce the mutual coupling. The proposed 2x2 MIMO patch antenna is simulated using Computer Simulation Technology (CST), fabricated and tested. With such small geometrical dimensions, the proposed antenna is suitable for LTE (1.8 GHz), WiFi (2.4 GHz), and WiMax (3.5 GHz, 5.2 GHz and 5.5 GHz) applications.

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