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Surface Equivalence Theory for 5G MIMO Metasuraface Lens Antenna Design
This paper applies the concept of surface equivalence theorem to design metasurface lens (metalens) antennas for 5G MIMO applications. Fictitious surface electric and magnetic currents are implemented through non periodic metasurfaces to create the required field discontinuity for radiation in the desired direction. The method has the advantage of customizing the wave front based on the generated electric and magnetic fields generated by the feeding antenna. As an example, a metalens is designed for three dual-polarized stack patch antennas for the operation at the 5G sub-6GHz band of 3.1-3.6 GHz. The designed six-port MIMO antenna provides three beams at 0 and +/−12 degrees with vertical and horizontal polarizations, with the maximum realized gain of 21 dBi and the aperture efficiency of over 33%.