Abstract

This paper presents a novel broadband dual-polarized base station antenna with the operating band of 3300MHz&#x007E;3600MHz in LTE1900/LTE2300/LTE2500/5G. In the design, the radiation structure is made up of a dipole antenna with&#x201D; H&#x201D; slots and a semicircle. This antenna includes four parts: 1) a pair of metallic feeders printed on the top of the FR4 substrate with &#x03B5;<inf>r</inf> &#x003D; 4.4 and the thickness of 0.5 mm; 2) two pairs of dipole antennas printed on the bottom of the FR4 substrate; 3) a metallic reflection plate; 4) a pair of coax feeds connected to the center of top substrate. The simulated results show that the bandwidth of 67&#x0025; (1.9&#x007E;3.8GHz) for S11&#x003C;-10 dB with an isolation of 25 dB, and the average gain reaches about 9.6 dBi. Moreover, the antenna achieves a half-power beamwidth of 65 &#x00B1; 5&#x00B0;. Thus, this broadband dual-polarized antenna is potential for LTE/5G base station applications.

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