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Abstract
This research proposes a dual-port bi-directional circularly polarized (CP) metasurface (MTS)-integrated multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO) antenna scheme for Wi-Fi 7 full-duplex communications. The antenna dimensions in electrical and mechanical size were 0.87 × 0.61 × 0.053 λ3 and 52.3 × 36.6 × 3.2 mm3, respectively. The dual-port CP MTS-integrated MIMO antenna scheme contained two clusters of MTS-integrated antenna, and each single-port antenna consisted of 3 × 4 MTS-gridded elements, circular-shaped patch, and ground plane. The single-port antennas were positioned facing each other to generate both right- and left-hand circular polarization. The CP MTS-gridded element was designed using characteristic mode analysis, where the two-mode orthogonality (Modes 1 and 4) contributed to CP radiation. The isolation between the dual-port MIMO antennas was enhanced through coupling current suppression. The operating bandwidth based on simulated and measured return loss (|S11|, |S22| ≤ −10 dB) were 60 % (4.96–8.86 GHz) and 56.46 % (5–8.67 GHz), respectively. The simulated and measured isolation (|S21|) was less than −20 dB and –22 dB. The operating bandwidth based on simulated axial ratio 18 % (6.27–7.44 GHz) for both ports. Meanwhile, the measured axial ratio was 18.46 % (6.25 – 7.45 GHz) and 18.15 % (6.26–7.44 GHz) and for Ports 1 and 2. respectively. The highest gain of the simulated results was 5.47 dBic at 6.43 GHz for both ports, while the measured results were 6.5 dBic at 6.6 GHz for Port 1 and 6.55 dBic at 6.54 GHz for Port 2. The dual-port CP MTS-integrated MIMO antenna exhibits a bidirectional circularly polarized radiation pattern. Additionally, the envelope correlation coefficient remains below 0.005, while the diversity gain exceeds 9.985 dB, ensuring optimal MIMO performance. The mean effective gain, total active reflection coefficient, channel capacity loss were ≤−3 dB, < −15 dB, and <0.5 bits/s/Hz, respectively. These characteristics confirm the antenna’s suitability for Wi-Fi 7 full-duplex communication systems. Notably, this study is the first to introduce a dual-port bi-directional CP MTS-integrated MIMO antenna design specifically for Wi-Fi 7 full-duplex applications.
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