Mutual information assessment of LOS MIMO systems with reconfigurable antenna arrays

Junjun, Gao; Zhang, Jianhua; Tao, Xiaofeng

doi:10.1016/s1005-8885(13)60089-8

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“…The search for methods to implement high-frequency reconfigurable antennas has become a hot research topic based on current application requirements. Depending on the operating characteristics and application scenarios, reconfigurable antennas can be classified as frequency reconfigurable, directional map reconfigurable, polarization reconfigurable, and hybrid reconfigurable [3]. The reconfigurable implementation methods include using liquid metal [4], carrying tunable material [5], changing the mechanical structure of the antenna, and loading the switch for electrical adjustments [6][7][8].…”

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An L-Slot Frequency Reconfigurable Antenna Based on MEMS Technology

Chen,

Guo,

Liu

et al. 2023

Micromachines

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Given the shortage of spectrum resources and the demand for communication systems of diminutive size, multi-function, and adaptive characteristics, this paper proposes an L-slot frequency reconfigurable antenna based on the MEMS switch. The antenna size is 4.07 × 5.27 mm2 and is suitable for the U-band. The antenna structure consists of two RF MEMS switches, a Rogers RT5880 dielectric substrate, an L-slot patch, and a full-coverage ground. The switch is of a series contact structure and is arranged at the corner of an L-slot. By controlling the on and off state of the switch, the antenna can switch between four states of 42.36, 47.65, 53.13, and 56.72 GHz. According to the simulation results in CST STUDIO SUITE 2018, the maximum gain of the antenna is 7.90 dB, the impedance bandwidth of each state is above 1 GHz, and the direction is mainly consistent. The antenna can meet the demand for multi-frequency millimeter wave communication.

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confidence: 99%