A compact single-polarized filtering dielectric resonator (DR) antenna (DRA) with high selectivity is investigated. The DRA is fed by hybrid microstrip line/conformal strip, excited in its fundamental TE 1δ1 y mode. Owing to different loading effects of the microstrip stub and conformal strip, the resonance frequency of TE 1δ1 y mode excited by the two feed lines is slightly different. Such stepping resonances yield a wide bandwidth of 21.9% and a very flat gain of 5.1 dBi. The hybrid-feeding scheme also establishes a cross-coupled structure in the DRA, which introduces two radiation nulls right near the band edges. A compact wideband filtering DRA (FDRA) with quasi-elliptic bandpass response is, therefore, obtained without requiring any specific filtering circuit. This single-polarized design is also modified to realize a dual-polarized FDRA by adding another orthogonal port with the same feeding scheme. To reduce mutual coupling between the two ports, the microstrip stubs are folded to L shape, and four additional metal posts are inserted into the DR. As a result, the isolation is improved by 14 dB, from 7.2 to 21.2 dB.
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