Mutual coupling reduction in patch antenna array using combination of shorting pins and metallic walls

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—A method of loaded patch antennas with shorting pins and erected walls in between patch antenna arrays is introduced to reduce surface wave and free space wave coupling in both E and Hplanes. This simple technique works equally well in both orientations by reducing coupling up to −19 dB and −15 dB (measured value) in E-plane and H-plane, respectively, as compared to a conventional patch antenna array. The scattering parameters are studied, and conclusions are made on amounts of mutually coupled power and the bandwidth of the rejection band (S12). A parametric study of the variation in the level of mutual coupling with respect to height of the wall has been carried out in both E and H-planes. The simulation results are well verified through measurements.

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Tunio, I. A., Mahé, Y., Razban, T., & Froppier, B. (2021). Mutual coupling reduction in patch antenna array using combination of shorting pins and metallic walls. Progress In Electromagnetics Research C, 107, 157–171. https://doi.org/10.2528/PIERC20082803

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