Design of metamaterial-based MIMO antenna for 5G application

Abstract

Metamaterial-based MIMO (Multiple-Input Multiple-Output) antennas have gained significant attention in recent years due to their ability to enhance the performance of wireless communication systems. Metamaterials are artificial materials that possess unique electromagnetic properties, which can be tailored to improve the antenna's characteristics. This paper presents an abstract on metamaterial-based MIMO antennas and their potential applications in wireless communication systems. The proposed design utilizes a combination of metamaterial structures, such as split-ring resonators (SRR), to achieve improved antenna performance. The MIMO configuration provides multiple signal paths, which can increase the data transmission rate and reduce interference. The proposed design has been simulated using logical of simulation, and the results show that the metamaterial-based MIMO antenna offers enhanced performance compared to traditional MIMO antennas. The proposed design is suitable for various wireless communication applications, including 5G networks.