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2026-11-09 Latest Published
By Tao Yang Yafei Wang
Progress In Electromagnetics Research Letters, Vol. 133, 6-14, 2026
Abstract
To address mutual coupling between antennas in MIMO antenna systems, this paper proposes a decoupling method for a MIMO PIFA using a defected ground structure (DGS) based on common-mode/differential-mode (CM/DM) theory. We use the CM/DM response relationship as an explicit design criterion to guide DGS structure evolution and the selection of critical geometric parameters. Simulation results show that the proposed PIFA MIMO antenna achieves more than 20 dB of port isolation over the 3.8-3.9 GHz band, with a peak isolation of 57 dB, while maintaining good impedance matching. Moreover, the measured results of the fabricated prototype agree well with the simulated results, further validating the effectiveness of the proposed method.
2026-11-09
PIER Letters
Vol. 133, 6-14, 2026
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A DGS Decoupling Method for PIFA Antennas Based on Common-Mode/Differential-Mode Analysis
Tao Yang and Yafei Wang
To address mutual coupling between antennas in MIMO antenna systems, this paper proposes a decoupling method for a MIMO PIFA using a defected ground structure (DGS) based on common-mode/differential-mode (CM/DM) theory. We use the CM/DM response relationship as an explicit design criterion to guide DGS structure evolution and the selection of critical geometric parameters. Simulation results show that the proposed PIFA MIMO antenna achieves more than 20 dB of port isolation over the 3.8-3.9 GHz band, with a peak isolation of 57 dB, while maintaining good impedance matching. Moreover, the measured results of the fabricated prototype agree well with the simulated results, further validating the effectiveness of the proposed method.
A DGS Decoupling Method for PIFA Antennas Based on Common-Mode/Differential-Mode Analysis
2026-11-09
PIER Letters
Vol. 133, 1-5, 2026
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Displacement of the Field of a Current Source Located near a Layered Stack Composed of Single-Negative Layers
Leonid Pazynin, Kostyantyn Sirenko and Vadym Pazynin
A rigorous analytical solution is obtained for two-dimensional boundary value problems describing E-polarized fields of a current source located near two- and three-layer stacks composed of single-negative layers. Conditions for complete tunneling of the source field into the half-space behind the multilayer stacks are formulated. It is rigorously demonstrated that such structures exhibit the previously predicted effect of ideal image displacement.
Displacement of the Field of a Current Source Located near a Layered Stack Composed of Single-Negative Layers