Eight-Port Orthogonally Dual-Polarized Antenna Array for 5G Smartphone Applications

By Ming-Yang Li, Y. Ban, Ziqiang Xu, Gang Wu, C. Sim, K. Kang, Zhefeng Yu. IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, 2016

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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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Side-Edge Frame Printed Eight-Port Dual-Band Antenna Array for 5G Smartphone Applications (2018, methodology): “To improve the isolation between two adjacent antenna elements, polarization diversity and pattern diversity are applied in [7] and [8].”
MIMO Antenna With Compact Decoupled Antenna Pairs for 5G Mobile Terminals (2019, methodology): “In the past, several methods for improving the isolation of the MIMO antenna systems were proposed by using the neutralization line [4]–[6], the polarized antenna [7]–[9], the protruded ground [10], the asymmetrically mirrored antennas [11]–[13], the decoupling technique based on isolating elements ”
Size Reduction of Self-Isolated MIMO Antenna System for 5G Mobile Phone Applications (2019, methodology): “Among the 5G MIMO antenna designs in mobile terminals [3]–[11], improvements on the antenna isolation were considered by using the neutralization line [4], the dual-polarized antenna element [7], the two asymmetrically mirrored antennas [8], and the multimode decoupling technique [9].”
Two Asymmetrically Mirrored Gap-Coupled Loop Antennas as a Compact Building Block for Eight-Antenna MIMO Array in the Future Smartphone (2017, background): “in [8] to cover the 3G/4G frequency spectrum.”
Tightly Arranged Four-Element MIMO Antennas for 5G Mobile Terminals (2019, background): “In the last years, many internal-decoupling dual-antenna prototypes have been proposed by using multiple polarizations [23]–[26], the theory of characteristic modes (TCM) [27]–[28], even and odd modes [29], [30], and mirrored elements [31], [32].”