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Abstract

A novel dual-polarized printed AMOS antenna with high isolation operating at 5.4 GHz is proposed. The horizontal and vertical polarizations have similar radiation patterns in horizontal plane with the HPBW over 90°. In the frequency range of 5.2 GHz-5.6 GHz, the vertical polarization antenna and horizontal antenna have the gain above 7.4 dB and 10 dB, respectively. The S₂₁ between the two input ports of the dual-polarized AMOS antenna is lower than -40 dB.

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