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Design of Multiple Antennas at 5 GHz for Mobile Phone and its MIMO Performances
MIMO systems require the implementation of multiple antennas at the mobile well adapted in both electromagnetic performances and decorrelation. We propose here a design of two PIFA elements working in the 4.7-6.2 GHz band and placed in orthogonal or in parallel configuration on a ground plane whose dimensions are compatible with a mobile phone. Its characteristics are suitable for MIMO applications. We have simulated the MIMO capacity in outdoor and in indoor environments with a geometrical propagation model based on measurements. The best capacity was found in a NLOS environment and for the antenna in orthogonal configuration which has a radiation pattern predominant in the vertical plane.