Compact Design of 1x2 MIMO Microstrip Patch Antenna with Corners Trimmed for Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communication

Compact Design of 1x2 MIMO Microstrip Patch Antenna with Corners Trimmed for Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communication

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.56741/jnest.v4i01.694

Keywords:

ECC, MIMO, Patch Antenna, Trimmed Corners, Vehicle-to-Vehicle

Abstract

This paper mainly focuses on the compact design of circularly polarized microstrip patch antenna for vehicle-to-vehicle communication. The charging time of electric vehicle is longer waiting time than compared to traditional gasoline-based vehicles. The charging is done at the public charging stations. When the vehicles need charging while driving, they communicate with Dedicated Short Range Communications (DSRC) band to send the information to the nearest vehicles and receive information from the charging station. Moreover, the DSRC band is used in many application areas such as Intelligent Transportation System (ITS), Electronic Toll Collection (ETC), Collision Avoidance, and connected vehicles. The vehicle-to-vehicle communication system needs to achieve higher data rates multimedia. These requirements cannot be supported by using single microstrip patch antenna. However, some research challenges have been in MIMO antenna such as antenna miniaturization, decoupling, and isolation between the antennas. The research solution for the problem statement in this study is emphasized on the corner trimmed is added in the rectangular patch and ground plane to make the current part longer and the impedance matching better, and to get low ECC. After that, the mutual coupling can be reduced by adding suitable separation between two radiating patches. S12 and S21 are less than -20dB from 5.81 GHz to 5.930 GHz. So, the proposed antenna design is very appropriate for car-to-car (5.85-5.925 GHZ) communication. The measurement result of the proposed antenna is valid because the desired values such as minimum S11 ≤ -10 dB, VSWR ≤ 2, and ECC < 0.3 are obtained for V2V communication in both simulation and measurement results.

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Author Biographies

Ko Ko Zaw, Yangon Technological University

is an Associate Professor at the Department of Electronic Engineering of Yangon Technological University (Taunggyi). (email: kokozaw.ytu@gmail.com).

Ei Ei Khin, Yangon Technological University

is a Professor at the Department of Electronic Engineering at Yangon Technological University. She also manages the Remote Sensing and GIS Research Centre of YTU. (email: maeieikhin.ytu@gmail.com).

Thandar Oo, Yangon Technological University

received her B.E. (Electronics) from Technological University (Myitkyina) in 2012, M.E. (Electronics) Degree from Mandalay Technological University (MTU) in 2015, and PhD (Biomedical Engineering) from Prince of Songkla University in 2019, respectively. She joined Yangon Technological University as a tutor at the Department of Electronic Engineering in 2021. (email: mathandaroo.ytu@gmail.com).

Hla Myo Tun, Yangon Technological University

is a Leading Pro-Rector for Research and Engineering Higher Education at Yangon Technological University (YTU). He specializes in professional training for Engineering Higher Education leaders, heads of departments, and faculty members. He also directs Research and Development programs and workshops and has worked as a certified Quality Assurance Evaluator of the Myanmar Engineering Council (MEngC) since 2019. (email: hmt.ytu@gmail.com).

Devasis Pradhan, Acharya Institute of Technology

has worked as an Assistant Professor in Grade 1 and Dean of Research and Development at Acharya Institute of Technology, Bengaluru, Karnataka, from 2017 onwards. His current research includes the effectiveness of 5G Green Communications, mmWave antenna design, UWB antennas, and its implementation. With 16+ years of experience in the Academic and Research field, he has published 76 research papers and eight papers submitted to IEEE Access and Reputed Book and 4 Authored Books and 3 Edited Books (CRC, ISTE, Bentham Science) with a reputed publishing house. (email: devasispradhan@acharya.ac.in).

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Published

2024-10-28

How to Cite

Zaw, K. K., Khin, E. E., Oo, T., Hla Myo Tun, & Pradhan, D. (2024). Compact Design of 1x2 MIMO Microstrip Patch Antenna with Corners Trimmed for Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communication. Journal of Novel Engineering Science and Technology, 4(01), 12–16. https://doi.org/10.56741/jnest.v4i01.694

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