Introduction & Background
• Wireless systems are essential in modern communication.
• MIMO (Multiple-Input Multiple-Output) boosts speed, capacity, and coverage.
• Focus: Design of an eight-port multiband MIMO antenna for 5G applications.
• Features: High isolation, low ECC, compact size, multiband support.
Problem Statement & Objectives
• Problem: Designing compact MIMO antennas for space-limited devices.
• Objectives:
• - Develop an eight-port MIMO antenna.
• - Ensure operation at 2.4 GHz, 3.5 GHz, 5.5 GHz.
• - Achieve high isolation and validate 5G performance.
Literature Survey
• Review of advanced MIMO antenna designs and isolation methods.
• Highlighted use of DGS, neutralization lines, multiband structures.
• Focus on improving ECC, gain, and bandwidth for 5G.
Existing / Traditional System
• Single/2-4 port antennas with limited performance.
• Poor multiband support and high mutual coupling.
• Insufficient isolation in compact devices.
Methodology / Proposed System
• Design: 8 meandered-line elements on FR4 substrate.
• Frequency Bands: 2.4 GHz, 3.5 GHz, 5.5 GHz.
• Techniques: DGS, orthogonal placement, ECC < 0.04.
• Tools: HFSS, CST Studio, Hand phantom test.
Hardware & Software
Requirements
• Hardware: FR4 substrate, SMA connectors.
• Software:
• - ANSYS HFSS, CST Studio, MATLAB
• - Altium Designer for PCB layout
Design & Implementation
• Eight symmetric radiating elements using meandered lines.
• Compact design suitable for smartphones.
• Results:
• - Isolation > 17.5 dB, ECC < 0.04
• - Diversity Gain ≈ 9.98 dB
Results & Observations
• S11–S88 < –10 dB: Good impedance matching.
• Isolation > 17.5 dB; Efficiency: 58%–78%
• Omnidirectional radiation pattern.
• Channel Capacity Loss < 0.25 bits/s/Hz.
• Stable performance with hand phantom model.
Advantages & Applications
• Advantages:
• - Compact, multiband, high-isolation design.
• - Enhanced diversity, reduced interference.
• Applications:
• - 5G smartphones, IoT devices, smart cities, autonomous vehicles.
Conclusion
• Successfully designed a compact eight-port MIMO antenna.
• Multiband operation, low ECC, high isolation achieved.
• Ready for integration into mobile and wireless platforms.
References
• IEEE, AEU, Sensors journals.
• Over 30 sources on antenna design, MIMO, and 5G systems.

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  • 1.
    Introduction & Background •Wireless systems are essential in modern communication. • MIMO (Multiple-Input Multiple-Output) boosts speed, capacity, and coverage. • Focus: Design of an eight-port multiband MIMO antenna for 5G applications. • Features: High isolation, low ECC, compact size, multiband support.
  • 2.
    Problem Statement &Objectives • Problem: Designing compact MIMO antennas for space-limited devices. • Objectives: • - Develop an eight-port MIMO antenna. • - Ensure operation at 2.4 GHz, 3.5 GHz, 5.5 GHz. • - Achieve high isolation and validate 5G performance.
  • 3.
    Literature Survey • Reviewof advanced MIMO antenna designs and isolation methods. • Highlighted use of DGS, neutralization lines, multiband structures. • Focus on improving ECC, gain, and bandwidth for 5G.
  • 4.
    Existing / TraditionalSystem • Single/2-4 port antennas with limited performance. • Poor multiband support and high mutual coupling. • Insufficient isolation in compact devices.
  • 5.
    Methodology / ProposedSystem • Design: 8 meandered-line elements on FR4 substrate. • Frequency Bands: 2.4 GHz, 3.5 GHz, 5.5 GHz. • Techniques: DGS, orthogonal placement, ECC < 0.04. • Tools: HFSS, CST Studio, Hand phantom test.
  • 6.
    Hardware & Software Requirements •Hardware: FR4 substrate, SMA connectors. • Software: • - ANSYS HFSS, CST Studio, MATLAB • - Altium Designer for PCB layout
  • 7.
    Design & Implementation •Eight symmetric radiating elements using meandered lines. • Compact design suitable for smartphones. • Results: • - Isolation > 17.5 dB, ECC < 0.04 • - Diversity Gain ≈ 9.98 dB
  • 8.
    Results & Observations •S11–S88 < –10 dB: Good impedance matching. • Isolation > 17.5 dB; Efficiency: 58%–78% • Omnidirectional radiation pattern. • Channel Capacity Loss < 0.25 bits/s/Hz. • Stable performance with hand phantom model.
  • 9.
    Advantages & Applications •Advantages: • - Compact, multiband, high-isolation design. • - Enhanced diversity, reduced interference. • Applications: • - 5G smartphones, IoT devices, smart cities, autonomous vehicles.
  • 10.
    Conclusion • Successfully designeda compact eight-port MIMO antenna. • Multiband operation, low ECC, high isolation achieved. • Ready for integration into mobile and wireless platforms.
  • 11.
    References • IEEE, AEU,Sensors journals. • Over 30 sources on antenna design, MIMO, and 5G systems.