Patch Antenna For 5G Applications

Wireless communication is essential in today's world. Without wireless connectivity, life will be tough because everything is dependent on the internet, data transmission, and so on. Although wired internet is an alternative, it has several disadvantages, such as installation being difficult, taking more time, being more expensive, looking less organized and flexible due to wires, and so on.5G will use Advanced Antenna System (AAS) - a mixture of AAS radio and a set of AAS features. AAS includes multi-antenna techniques namely beamforming and MIMO (multiple-input and multiple-output).Telecommunications companies use 5G antennas to handle the greater speed, capacity, and bandwidth of 5G networks. As these networks become more commonplace, new design challenges, capabilities, and opportunities will continue to emerge. A patch antenna is a low-profile directional radio antenna that is used for indoor locations covering single-floor offices, stores and small studios. It is mounted on a small, rectangular, flat surface and consists of two metallic plates placed upon each other.

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Dr.M.Sahaya Sheela, Assistant Professor, M.Manikanta, L.V.Vinod J Santhosh Babu, UG StudentDepartment of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Vel Tech Rangarajan Dr.Sagunthala R&D Institute of Science and TechnologyChennai-600062, Tamil Nadu, India.

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Wireless communication is essential in today's world. Without wireless connectivity, life will be tough because everything is dependent on the internet, data transmission, and so on. Although wired internet is an alternative, it has several disadvantages, such as installation being difficult, taking more time, being more expensive, looking less organized and flexible due to wires, and so on.5G will use Advanced Antenna System (AAS) - a mixture of AAS radio and a set of AAS features. AAS includes multi-antenna techniques namely beamforming and MIMO (multiple-input and multiple-output).Telecommunications companies use 5G antennas to handle the greater speed, capacity, and bandwidth of 5G networks. As these networks become more commonplace, new design challenges, capabilities, and opportunities will continue to emerge. A patch antenna is a low-profile directional radio antenna that is used for indoor locations covering single-floor offices, stores and small studios. It is mounted on a small, rectangular, flat surface and consists of two metallic plates placed upon each other.