Research Article

Design of Microstrip Antenna Arrays with Rotated Elements Using Wilkinson Power Dividers for 5 G Customer Premise Equipment Applications

Table 2

Comparison of key parameters and performance.

AntennaApplied design methodNumber of radiation elementsSize (mm3 ())Edge-to-edge distance, mm Bandwidth (GHz)Peak gain (dBi)Radiation efficiency (%)Isolation (dB)Design complexityPractical applications

[6]Multiple parasitic patches4 (2 × 2)160 × 160 × 3.5 (1.76 × 1.76 × 0.038)∼4 (∼0.044)3.35–3.9510-dB13.6>20LowScanning phased arrays

[14]Parasitic strips4 (2 × 2)6.4 × 5 × 0.1 (1.29 × 1.01 × 0.020)∼1.2 (∼0.24)57–6310-dB5.7LowWPAN

[16]Opposite side feeding4 (2 × 2)26 × 16.5 × 0.76 (2.42 × 1.54 × 0.071)3.8 (0.35)26.75–29.610-dB10.35LowLMDS

[28]EBG, DSG, neutral lines4 (2 × 2)46 × 46 × 1.6 (0.58 × 0.58 × 0.020)8.8 (0.11)3.1–5.510-dB992(max)>20Low5 G FR1

[29]Metasurface4 (2 × 2)100 × 100 × 38 (1.17 × 1.17 × 0.44)4.5 (0.053)3.3–3.715-dB7.290>25Low5 G base stations

[30]Dielectric cavity8 (2 × 4), dual pol101 × 170 × 14 (1.16 × 1.96 × 0.16)40 (0.46)3.2–3.915-dB6.8>40Low5 G, MIMO

Proposed antennaProbe-fed, parasitic element, Wilkinson power divider165 × 65 × 11.4 (0.74 × 0.74 × 0.13)3.23–3.9910-dB7.1874Low5 G FR1 CPE
Proposed 4-element array4 (2 × 2)115 × 115 × 11.4 (1.30 × 1.30 × 0.13)17.9 (0.20)3.0–3.9210-dB1156>24Low5 G FR1 CPE
Proposed 8-element array8 (2 × 4)115 × 215 × 11.4 (1.30 × 2.44 × 0.13)17.9 (0.20)3.0–3.9910-dB13.0150>20Low5 G FR1 CPE