Abstract
A low-profile dual-band dual-polarized base station antenna array is proposed. The dual-band array is backed by an artificial magnetic conductor (AMC) surface. The AMC achieves profile reduction to 0.159 λL0 in the low band (LB), but it acts as a bandpass metasurface in the high band (HB). The nested design of AMC unit cell creates two out-of-phase induced currents with lower intensities, enabling suppression and cancelation of HB scattered fields. The back cavities establish clear and independent radiating environments for the LB and HB antennas. They aid in further radiation pattern restoration and antenna profile reduction. The proposed antenna array was fabricated and experimentally measured. The simulated and measured results are presented. The operating principles of the proposed AMC and back cavities are also investigated.
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