SHARK-FIN ANTENNA FOR RAILWAY COMMUNICATIONS IN LTE-R, LTE, AND LOWER 5G FREQUENCY BANDS

IF 6.7 1区 计算机科学 Q1 Physics and Astronomy
A. Arya, S. Kim, Sungik Park, Donghoon Kim, Rehab S. Hassan, Kyeongjun Ko, Sanghoek Kim
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Abstract

This paper presents a design study of a shark-fin antenna for future railway communications. Three specific bands are considered here as LTE-R (700 MHz), LTE (2100 MHz), and Lower 5G band (3500 MHz). A 3-D metallic structure using the 3D printing technique has been designed and fabricated for the consideration of the required bands. The volume size of the antenna element is 163 × 61.9 × 10 mm3. The multi-physical simulations in terms of the smooth air flow and lower drag coefficient are performed for analyzing the need of shark-fin radome cover. More than 70 MHz bandwidth was observed for the LTE-R band and also a wide band response from 1.4 GHz to 4.2 GHz was observed that cover the required bands well, i.e., the LTE, and Lower 5G band. The proposed shark-fin antenna results in the expected omnidirectional radiation pattern in the horizontal plane, with the radiation efficiency of 71.7%, 92.6%, and 96.4% in the railway environment for the LTE-R, LTE, and Lower 5G band frequency, respectively.
用于lte - r、lte和更低5g频段的铁路通信的鱼翅天线
本文介绍了一种用于未来铁路通信的鲨鱼鳍天线的设计研究。这里考虑的三个特定频段是LTE- r (700 MHz)、LTE (2100 MHz)和Lower 5G频段(3500 MHz)。考虑到所需的波段,利用3D打印技术设计和制造了三维金属结构。天线单元的体积尺寸为163 × 61.9 × 10mm3。为了分析鲨鱼鳍天线罩的需求,进行了平滑气流和低阻力系数的多物理场模拟。观察到LTE- r频段的带宽超过70 MHz,并且观察到1.4 GHz到4.2 GHz的宽带响应,很好地覆盖了所需的频段,即LTE和Lower 5G频段。本文提出的鱼翅天线在水平面上实现了预期的全向辐射方向图,在铁路环境下,LTE- r、LTE和更低5G频段频率的辐射效率分别为71.7%、92.6%和96.4%。
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7.20
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1.3 months
期刊介绍: Progress In Electromagnetics Research (PIER) publishes peer-reviewed original and comprehensive articles on all aspects of electromagnetic theory and applications. This is an open access, on-line journal PIER (E-ISSN 1559-8985). It has been first published as a monograph series on Electromagnetic Waves (ISSN 1070-4698) in 1989. It is freely available to all readers via the Internet.
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