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This paper presents a two-element MIMO antenna configuration designed using magneto-dielectric (MD) material. The MD material has been designed such that its temperature coefficient value approaches zero. The microwave dielectric constant and permeability of the material is calculated by Nicholson-Ross-Weir conversion technique and found to be 8.02...
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... proposed antenna configuration is analyzed using the simulation software HFSS [20]. First the single antenna element is analyzed and the simulated results are given in Table 2. Next the two elements of the antenna configuration are separated by 24.6 mm, half the wavelength of resonant frequency. ...
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... To meet such demands, magneto-dielectric resonator antennas (MDRAs) have been broadly used. 1,2 The MDRAs have magnetic and dielectric properties such as low losses, wide bandwidth, and frequency stability (even under temperature variation). These antennas can be easily excited with small dimensions for high frequency and microwave band applications. ...
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