5G认知无线电应用的sub - 6ghz四频段可重构天线

IF 0.6 4区计算机科学 Q4 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC

Applied Computational Electromagnetics Society Journal Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI:10.47037/2021.aces.j.360810

Sivakumar Ellusamy, Ramachandran Balasubramanian

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─本文介绍了一种用于5G应用的四频带频率可调天线，该天线工作在低于6 GHz的频率范围内。在顶部，在廉价的玻璃环氧基板上印刷一个填塞的方形贴片，在另一侧，在部分接平面上嵌入一个c形槽。为了实现具有一致辐射方向图的频率可重构性，使用了c形槽和匹配短段。该天线通过在c形槽中放置两个正固有负二极管(PIN)和在存根和馈线之间放置一个PIN二极管来实现电子频率可调。该频率可根据PIN二极管的开关条件在一个超宽带(UWB)和三个通信频段之间进行调谐。所提出的配置很小，衬底尺寸为25×25×1 mm。对天线进行了制作和测试，得到了与仿真结果相吻合的测量结果;它可以在超宽带(3.31.0-6.03 GHz)和三种通信模式(3.31-4.32、3.784.98、4.98-5.96 GHz)之间切换。该天线在四个频段的峰值增益分别为1.91、1.86、2.0和2.0 dB，辐射效率分别为80、78、83和86%。开发的天线非常适合多功能无线系统和认知无线电应用，因为它覆盖了6ghz以下的频段，并且在宽窄频带之间可调。索引术语─窄带，PIN二极管，四波段，可重构，方形贴片，存根，可调谐，超宽带。

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Sub-6 GHz Quad-Band Reconfigurable Antenna for 5G Cognitive Radio Applications

─ This article describes a quad-band frequency tunable antenna for 5G applications that operates in the sub-6 GHz frequency range. On the top side, a stubloaded square patch is printed on an inexpensive glass epoxy substrate, and on the opposite side, a C-shaped slot embedded into the partial ground plane. To achieve frequency reconfigurability with a consistent radiation pattern, the C-shaped slot and matching stub are used. The antenna is electronically frequency tunable by placing two positive intrinsic negative diodes (PIN) in the C-shaped slot and one PIN diode between the stub and feed line. The frequency is tunable between one ultra-wideband (UWB) and three communication bands based on the switching conditions of the PIN diodes. The proposed configuration is small, with a substrate dimension of 25×25×1 mm. The antenna was fabricated, tested and found measurements result back up the simulation; it can switch between UWB (3.31.0-6.03 GHz) and three communication modes (3.31-4.32, 3.784.98, 4.98-5.96 GHz). The antenna has peak gains of 1.91, 1.86, 2.0 and 2.0 dB, and radiation efficiencies of 80, 78, 83 and 86%, respectively, in the four frequency bands. The developed antenna is ideally suited for multi-functional wireless systems and cognitive radio applications since it covers the frequency bands below 6 GHz and is tunable between wide and narrow bands. Index Terms ─ Narrow band, PIN diode, quad-band, reconfigurable, square patch, stub, tunable, ultra wide band.

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Applied Computational Electromagnetics Society Journal 工程技术-电信学

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1.60

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9 months

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