Recently, the possibility of increasing the performance of 5G and beyond wireless networks with the use of "smart electromagnetic skin" able to provide coverage in blind zones for a base station, is becoming an object of several studies. In this framework, the use of a curved configuration, which can be easily integrated into a cylindrical radome enclosing a street light or traffic light pole, is analyzed. The obtained numerical results prove that the proposed solution guarantees performance even better than a planar configuration occupying the same volume, with further advantages. In fact, it is simpler to mount, it has a lower visual impact, and it does not suffer from the influence of the supporting structure.
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