A stub microstrip patch antenna for sub 6GHz - 5G applications

The paper presents a stub microstrip patch antenna for sub 6 GHz, that is used in 5G applications. The background of each part of the theory and the rules of the design of the antenna are described. 5G technology and its advantages are mentioned in this paper. Also, the reason why the microstrip pat...

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Published in:Heritage and Sustainable Development 2023-06, Vol.5 (1), p.99-106
Main Authors: Salihovic, Sejla, Imeci, Sehabeddin Taha
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Antenna design
Dielectric constant
Patch antennas
Slits
Substrates
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Summary:The paper presents a stub microstrip patch antenna for sub 6 GHz, that is used in 5G applications. The background of each part of the theory and the rules of the design of the antenna are described. 5G technology and its advantages are mentioned in this paper. Also, the reason why the microstrip patch antenna is used in this project, and what effect it has on the results, is described. The physical structure can be different, and it can behave differently. This paper uses a rectangular shape. The antenna also has tunning stub, and slits and slots, which are discussed in the paper. The antenna is simulated and analyzed, using Sonnet Suites Software [1]. The changes that were analyzed are geometry, dielectric thickness, and dielectric constant. The substrate that is used for designing the antenna is an FR-4. The antenna operates at 5.5 GHz with S11 of -12.605 dB, E-Theta of 4.646 dB, and E-Phi of -7.508 dB. These values are suitable for 5G applications.
ISSN:2712-0554
2712-0554
DOI:10.37868/hsd.v5i1.104