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A Low-Profile Dual-Polarized Antenna with High Isolation and High Front-to-Back Ratio for 5G Base Stations
─ A dual-polarized, broadband, slot-coupled patch antenna design is presented for sub-6 GHz 5G base stations. Proposed antenna is made up of two suspended stacked patches above feedline layer and is excited by crossed elliptic-H slots for ±45o slant, linear dual polarized operation. Prototyped antenna has an impedance bandwidth of 22.1% (3.14 3.92 GHz) for S11, S22 < −15 dB and port isolation S21 is also obtained to be < −28 dB in this band. Antenna exhibits directional radiation patterns with half power beamwidths of 57o 65o and 60o 64o in elevation and azimuth planes, respectively with varying gain of 8.6 9.1 dBi. Proposed antenna is also low profile (11.1 mm) with high front-toback ratio (> 27 dB) without reflector. Design details, numerical studies, and measurement results are presented. Index Terms ─ Dual-polarized, broadband antenna, isolation, front-to-back ratio, sub-6 GHz 5G base stations.
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