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State-of-the-Art Antenna Technology for Wireless Communication System

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

The increasing complexity and compactness of IoT, wireless communication, automotive, and medical devices and other wirelessly connected technologies poses several challenges. To supersede or supplement the creation and evaluation of parametric design, antenna researchers need to provide promising, distinctive, robust, accurate, and reliable solutions using pertinent computational resources for the future wireless communication system. It is within this context that we announce the Special Issue of Micromachines on “State-of-the-Art Antenna Technology for wireless communication System”.

This Special Issue intends to provide state-of-the-art antennas and to discuss the best and most innovative approaches for future wireless communication systems. The progress of electronic devices demands a wide range of antennas operating in a frequency spectrum from 3KHz to 300GHz. The new and existing spectrum distributions at the low and high frequencies are attracting a variety of short- and long-range commercial communication applications and posing new challenges in antenna design in terms of miniaturization, directive, polarization, flexibility, wider bandwidth, array,  MIMO, beamforming, and application-specific additional features.

We encourage experts from academia and industry to contribute to this Special Issue with their enduring research and predictions of the emerging developments in antennas technology to stimulate meaningful conversation and provide an outline of cutting-edge technology. We request that submissions to this issue on antennas meet several criteria. These include novelty, relevant mathematics, technical integrity, practical relevance and application, thorough and broad evaluation, appropriate and compelling illustrations, and fair and transparent comparison with other methods and approaches.

We look forward to your submissions.

Dr. Tanweer Ali
Dr. Pradeep Kumar
Dr. Shweta Vincent
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • multiband antennas
  • narrowband, wideband, ultrawideband, super wideband antennas
  • microwave and millimeter wave antennas
  • flexible antennas
  • wearable antennas
  • array and MIMO antennas
  • filtering antennas
  • over-the-air (OTA) antenna measurement
  • antennas for biomedical, precision farming agriculture, IoT
  • metamaterial and metasurface based antennas
  • fractal antennas
  • artificial intelligence approach applied to antennas
  • liquid antennas
  • plasmonic nano antennas
  • photonic nano antennas
  • optical antennas
  • terahertz antennas

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