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Design and Validation of a Compact 3.5GHz Antenna for 5G-based IoT Applications

Compact and small-sized antennas are crucial for 5G-based IoT applications due to their ease of integration into devices with limited space, lower power consumption, and ease of installation in urban areas. In this research, we designed a compact wideband 3.5GHz antenna for 5G-based IoT application...

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Main Authors: Najib Al-Fadhali, Najib Al-Fadhali, Huda Majid, Huda Majid, Jumadi, Jumadi, Mohammed. S. M. Gismalla, Mohammed. S. M. Gismalla
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Language:English
Published: 2023
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T Technology (General)
Online Access:http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/10622/1/J16617_e8c175db981141ba2f9a3787a26edb4e.pdf
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https://doi.org/10.14445/22315381/IJETT-V71I9P227
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spelling my.uthm.eprints.106222024-01-15T07:30:51Z http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/10622/ Design and Validation of a Compact 3.5GHz Antenna for 5G-based IoT Applications Najib Al-Fadhali, Najib Al-Fadhali Huda Majid, Huda Majid Jumadi, Jumadi Mohammed. S. M. Gismalla, Mohammed. S. M. Gismalla T Technology (General) Compact and small-sized antennas are crucial for 5G-based IoT applications due to their ease of integration into devices with limited space, lower power consumption, and ease of installation in urban areas. In this research, we designed a compact wideband 3.5GHz antenna for 5G-based IoT applications using CST Studio software. The antenna was fabricated on an FR-4 substrate with dimensions of 40mmx32mm and a thickness of 1.6mm, with a microstrip feeding line. Simulation results showed a return loss of -42.287dB and a VSWR of 1.016. Real measurements of S11, radiation pattern, and gain were conducted to validate the simulation results, with S11 measurements taken using a Vector Network Analyzer at the UTHM Pagoh RF Lab and radiation pattern and gain measured in a chamber at the UTeM RF Lab. The simulation and real measurement results were similar, with slight differences due to device inaccuracies and manufacturing. The designed antenna is believed to be beneficial for fifth-generation communication-based IoT applications 2023 Article PeerReviewed text en http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/10622/1/J16617_e8c175db981141ba2f9a3787a26edb4e.pdf Najib Al-Fadhali, Najib Al-Fadhali and Huda Majid, Huda Majid and Jumadi, Jumadi and Mohammed. S. M. Gismalla, Mohammed. S. M. Gismalla (2023) Design and Validation of a Compact 3.5GHz Antenna for 5G-based IoT Applications. International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology, 71 (9). pp. 306-321. ISSN 2231–5381 https://doi.org/10.14445/22315381/IJETT-V71I9P227
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Najib Al-Fadhali, Najib Al-Fadhali
Huda Majid, Huda Majid
Jumadi, Jumadi
Mohammed. S. M. Gismalla, Mohammed. S. M. Gismalla
Design and Validation of a Compact 3.5GHz Antenna for 5G-based IoT Applications
description Compact and small-sized antennas are crucial for 5G-based IoT applications due to their ease of integration into devices with limited space, lower power consumption, and ease of installation in urban areas. In this research, we designed a compact wideband 3.5GHz antenna for 5G-based IoT applications using CST Studio software. The antenna was fabricated on an FR-4 substrate with dimensions of 40mmx32mm and a thickness of 1.6mm, with a microstrip feeding line. Simulation results showed a return loss of -42.287dB and a VSWR of 1.016. Real measurements of S11, radiation pattern, and gain were conducted to validate the simulation results, with S11 measurements taken using a Vector Network Analyzer at the UTHM Pagoh RF Lab and radiation pattern and gain measured in a chamber at the UTeM RF Lab. The simulation and real measurement results were similar, with slight differences due to device inaccuracies and manufacturing. The designed antenna is believed to be beneficial for fifth-generation communication-based IoT applications
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author Najib Al-Fadhali, Najib Al-Fadhali
Huda Majid, Huda Majid
Jumadi, Jumadi
Mohammed. S. M. Gismalla, Mohammed. S. M. Gismalla
author_facet Najib Al-Fadhali, Najib Al-Fadhali
Huda Majid, Huda Majid
Jumadi, Jumadi
Mohammed. S. M. Gismalla, Mohammed. S. M. Gismalla
author_sort Najib Al-Fadhali, Najib Al-Fadhali
title Design and Validation of a Compact 3.5GHz Antenna for 5G-based IoT Applications
title_short Design and Validation of a Compact 3.5GHz Antenna for 5G-based IoT Applications
title_full Design and Validation of a Compact 3.5GHz Antenna for 5G-based IoT Applications
title_fullStr Design and Validation of a Compact 3.5GHz Antenna for 5G-based IoT Applications
title_full_unstemmed Design and Validation of a Compact 3.5GHz Antenna for 5G-based IoT Applications
title_sort design and validation of a compact 3.5ghz antenna for 5g-based iot applications
publishDate 2023
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