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Design of Dual Band Patch Antenna and Miniaturization Using Resonators for Sub-6-GHz Applications
This article presents a compact rectangular patch antenna for Sub-6-GHz fifth-generation wireless communications. The compact-sized (35×40×1.6mm3) rectangular patch antenna is designed on Taconic TLX-8 substrate with 2.55 relative permittivity. The designed antenna resonates at 5.6GHz with a peak gain of 6.83dBi. When the parasitic ring resonators are added near to the feedline, dual resonance occurs at 5.6GHz and 6.6GHz with a gain of 6.97dBi,5.97dBi respectively. The miniaturization of the antenna can also be achieved by inserting a ring-shaped resonator in the ground. This shifts the resonance frequency from 5.6 GHz to 3. 8GHz. The shift in the resonance frequency depends on the size of the ring resonator. Dual resonance and miniaturization can be achieved using ring resonators. The proposed design was validated using CST software.