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Demonstrates high gain and wideband characteristics in a 4×6 antenna array for D-band communication, suggesting suitability for RF integration.
This paper presents a planar slot structure antenna array with a simple structure of a substrate-integrated waveguide for D-band communication bands. This antenna achieves wideband and high gain characteristics. The antenna is fed by a power divider in the corporate structure and a transition structure is designed from the WR-6.5 metal waveguide to the SIW. To improve bandwidth, a cavity is added to the transition structure to provide multiple propagation modes. The proposed antenna is designed incrementally, from a2× 6antenna array to a4× 6antenna structure. After verifying with simulations and measurements, the designed4× 6antenna array has a frequency coverage of 130-131, 135-136, and 138.7-142 GHz and an average radiation gain of about 15 dBi. The proposed antennas are considered ideal for the D-band communication system. Therefore, the proposed antenna is compact, easy to integrate in RF circuits, and high gain, which makes it suitable for development and application in D-band communications.
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