Shahid Muhammad Alil, S. Cheab, S. Socheatra, V. Jeoti, T. Saeidi, Z. Abidin
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Abstract
In this paper, a unique logo antenna is proposed for the 5G applications, which can be used to monitor the body. The antenna was designed to mimic the shape of a unique logo. The overall size of the logo antenna is $20\times 20\times 1.6\mathrm{m}\mathrm{m}^{3}$, which makes it the smallest logo up to date in the literature. It works on the 2.9-7.9 GHz, unlicensed future 5G band. In free space, the bandwidth (BW), the reflection coefficient (Sii), and the gain of 4.981 GHz, -27.32dB, and 2.75 dBi were achieved, respectively. While on-body, the achievable values are 4.8099 GHz, -32dB, and 5.0 dBi, respectively. The antenna showed an omnidirectional radiation pattern for off and on-body applications. The specific absorption rate (SAR) is limited to $\leq$2W/KG in the full band. The simulated and measured results are nearly matched, except some measured results are changed due to the fabrication tolerance.