High-performance multiport antenna with frequency selective surface for 5g ka-band applications
Alibakhshikenari, Mohammad ; ud Din3, Iftikhar ; Elmunim, Nouf Abd ; Virdee, Bal S. ; Kumar, Sunil ; Ullah, Sadiq ; Chaudhary, Muhammad Akmal ; Abbasi, Nisar Ahmad ; See, Chan Hwang ; Limiti, Ernesto ... show 1 more
Alibakhshikenari, Mohammad
ud Din3, Iftikhar
Elmunim, Nouf Abd
Virdee, Bal S.
Kumar, Sunil
Ullah, Sadiq
Chaudhary, Muhammad Akmal
Abbasi, Nisar Ahmad
See, Chan Hwang
Limiti, Ernesto
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2025-11-22
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Alibakhshikenari, Mohammad, Din, Iftikhar ud, Elmunim, Nouf Abd, Virdee, Bal S., Kumar, Sunil, Ullah, Chaudhary, Muhammad Akmal, Abbasi, Nisar Ahmad, See, Chan Hwang, Limiti, Ernesto, Saber, Takfarinas. (2025). High-Performance Multiport Antenna With Frequency Selective Surface for 5G Ka-Band Applications. Radio Science, 60(11), e2025RS008350. https://doi.org/10.1029/2025RS008350
Abstract
This paper presents a novel multiport antenna tailored for 5G millimeter-wave (mm-Wave) applications. The proposed design features orthogonally arranged radiating elements to ensure compactness with an overall footprint of just 20 × 26 mm2. A key innovation is the integration of a frequency selective surface (FSS) layer placed above the antenna system to enhance gain and isolation without increasing complexity. This FSS enhances gain by 1.5 dB across the band, achieving a peak gain of 7.5 dBi at 41 GHz. The antenna operates across the entire Ka-band (22–46 GHz), delivering efficiency exceeding 80% and maintaining isolation above 20 dB. Key multiport antenna performance parameters including diversity gain (DG = 10) and envelope correlation coefficient (ECC <0.005) align with performance benchmarks, and experimental measurements validate simulation results. The unique combination of orthogonal element placement and FSS enhancement positions this antenna as a robust solution for next-generation 5G applications.
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Wiley and American Geophysical Union
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