Abstract
This article presents a compact, high isolation Multi Input Multi Output (MIMO) Antenna system operating on (3408-3760) MHz for the fifth generation N78 Applications in mobile phone terminals. The suggested MIMO antenna system is built from four antenna elements. These antennas are placed over two slim side borders of a mobile device's frame to adhere to the current trend of slim and full-screen smartphone devices. The antenna element is composed of two parts: the front part and the back part. The front part consists of the second iteration of Moore curve fractal geometry and an I-shaped feeding line. The back part is of an L-shaped shorted to the system’s ground plane. The desirable antenna diminishment is accomplished based on Moore curve fractal geometry. Low mutual coupling among antennas is attained based on self-isolated and spatial diversity methods, which are less than -16.6 dB. The scattering parameters, antenna gains, antenna efficiencies, and radiation pattern characteristics have all been examined to gauge the performance of the suggested antenna element. In addition, the MEGs and ECCs are examined to understand the MIMO performance of the suggested system. The proposed four-element MIMO antenna system achieves the desired antenna and MIMO characteristics, making it a strong contender for the upcoming 5G mobile devices.
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