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This communication mainly discusses the design of the low-profile tri-polarized diversity dielectric resonator antenna (DRA). It employs theHEM13δˣ,HEM13δʸ, andTM02δmodes of the cylindrical DRA. Using the dielectric waveguide model (DWM), new solution with a low-profile feature (height-to-radius ratio = 0.17) is found. For the demonstration, a low-profile tri-polarized cylindrical DRA is developed for WLAN 5.8-GHz application, which is fed by four notched slots of nearly a “O” shape. Two sets of slot pairs excite theHEM13δˣandHEM13δʸmodes, which generate the broadside radiation patterns withy- andx-polarization, respectively. As four slots have in-phase and equal-amplitude inputs, theTM02δmode of the cylindrical DRA can be activated, which produces the omnidirectional radiation pattern with vertical polarization. The result shows that the proposed tri-polarized cylindrical DRA can provide a height of0.1λ ₒ, which is a new low among the reported tri-polarized DRAs. In addition, the proposed DRA exhibits other advantages, such as high gain, simple processing, and easy integration with the circuit.
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