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Analysis reveals that adjusting hotspot distribution reduces SAR in terminal antennas, indicating improved safety and performance.
A low-SAR high-efficiency terminal antenna based on the magnetic field homogenization is proposed in this paper. Starting from the spatial correlation between the antenna’s near-field tangential magnetic field hotspots and SAR distribution, the influence of hotspot distribution on SAR was analyzed, and we found that a homogenized tangential magnetic field distribution can reduce the SAR without compromising the radiation efficiency. Based on the SAR reduction mechanism, a low-SAR high-efficiency terminal antenna was designed. By adjusting the magnetic field distributions on two planes with the highest initial SARs, 39% and 27% SAR reduction is achieved, respectively. Measurement results show that the antenna operates in the 3.3 GHz to 3.8 GHz band, with a radiation efficiency exceeding 69%, and a peak 10 g average SAR of 1.39 W/kg at 3.6 GHz.
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