Authors :
Shruthi S; Amritha M H; Sreesha V; Abhijay V; Dr. Krishna Kumar Kishor; Dr. V. Balamurugan
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 4 - April
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24APR2145
Abstract :
The design of a multi-band microstrip patch
antenna, with a focus on the frequencies of 27.4GHz,
46GHz, and 58.2GHz, is described in this work. The
antenna arrangement consists of a rectangular patch
with an incorporated 0.088mm x 2mm rectangular slit.
The antenna is based on a 3.285mm×7.235mm Roger
RT/duroid 5880(tm) substrate with a dielectric constant
of 4.4. It is fed via a 3.4mm×4.1mm microstrip-fed
rectangular patch. The antenna operates in multi-band
mode, as demonstrated by the simulation results, which
show that it can reach respective bandwidths of 19 GHz
and 12 GHz. At 27.4 GHz, 46 GHz, and 58.3 GHz, the
return loss values are roughly -35.5 dB, -13.35 Db, and -
26.9 dB. The measured gains at 27.4GHz, 46GHz, and
56.6GHz are 6.04dB, 3.55dB, and 10.04dB, respectively.
The outcomes produced by this suggested antenna
should meet the requirements for 5G wireless
communication applications and automotive radar
systems.
Keywords :
HFSS.
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The design of a multi-band microstrip patch
antenna, with a focus on the frequencies of 27.4GHz,
46GHz, and 58.2GHz, is described in this work. The
antenna arrangement consists of a rectangular patch
with an incorporated 0.088mm x 2mm rectangular slit.
The antenna is based on a 3.285mm×7.235mm Roger
RT/duroid 5880(tm) substrate with a dielectric constant
of 4.4. It is fed via a 3.4mm×4.1mm microstrip-fed
rectangular patch. The antenna operates in multi-band
mode, as demonstrated by the simulation results, which
show that it can reach respective bandwidths of 19 GHz
and 12 GHz. At 27.4 GHz, 46 GHz, and 58.3 GHz, the
return loss values are roughly -35.5 dB, -13.35 Db, and -
26.9 dB. The measured gains at 27.4GHz, 46GHz, and
56.6GHz are 6.04dB, 3.55dB, and 10.04dB, respectively.
The outcomes produced by this suggested antenna
should meet the requirements for 5G wireless
communication applications and automotive radar
systems.
