Abstract
A rectangular dielectric resonator based connected ground quad-elements MIMO antenna fed using substrate integrated waveguide (SIW) is proposed for millimeter-wave 5G application. SIW in TM10 mode was used to excite multiple modes in the dielectric resonator to achieve multiple resonance. An individual element of the proposed MIMO antenna is arranged in a cross shaped structure to achieve polarization and spatial diversity. The proposed MIMO system operates at dual operating frequency bands having impedance bandwidth of 24% (24.50–27.50 GHz) and 12% (33–37 GHz). The isolation better than 22 dB and 17 dB is achieved throughout the proposed bands without using any additional isolation techniques. The proposed MIMO antenna has a peak gain of 9.9 dB and minimum radiation efficiency of 96%. It radiates in a broadside direction with acceptable MIMO diversity results where envelope correlation coefficient is below 0.15, channel capacity loss is below 0.6 bits/sec/Hz, diversity gain of 9.98 dB, and total active reflection coefficient below −10 dB over the desired band of operation. The prototype of the quad-elements SIW fed DRA MIMO was manufactured after which the antenna and diversity performance parameters were measured and satisfactory correlation is observed.
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