Certain investigations on design and development of reconfigurable antennas for sub6 ghz applications

Abstract

newline In the modern era of wireless technology, the need for adaptable newlinecommunication systems within the sub-6 GHz frequency spectrum has surged newlinein tandem with the widespread adoption of Fifth Generation (5G) newlinetechnologies. Such technological advancements aim to create a newlinecommunication system that can accommodate a wide range of applications newlineand services within a single system or network. This can be achieved through newlinethe integration of multiple antennas within a single system. However, newlineemploying multiple antennas in a single system to support multiple newlineapplications faces several challenges and is not a feasible solution. It requires newlinelarger deployment areas, leads to interference between antennas, incurs higher newlineinstallation costs and necessitates more complex hardware platforms. To newlineaddress these challenges, one promising approach is the utilization of a newlineReconfigurable Antenna (RA).