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Design of a dual beam microstrip antenna for future 5G communication networks
The previous generations of communication networks are almost packed in the UHF band. Recently, the Ka-band has been widely discussed in potential 5G standard, because of the spectrum practicality and the small size of the components. In this paper, we proposed a dual beam microstrip antenna, which can be used in 5G mobile communication systems. The antenna consists of three stubs, a rectangular radiating main patch structure and symmetrically arrangements of two small patchs, which can be made part of radiating element. The simulated result shows that the designed antenna work at 28 GHz, which has a bandwidth of 0.88GHz. The proposed antenna can generate dual beam in the direction of ϕ = 0° and θ = ±30° at 28GHz, having maximum gain of 8.2dB and 8 dB, respectively.