Millimetre-Wave Antenna Arrays: A Review of Recent Advances
Sunil Li
Corresponding
Shahjalal University of Science and Technology
Abdullah Diallo
Dhaka University of Engineering & Technology
Abstract
The performance of millimetre-wave antenna arrays strongly influences the efficiency and safety of Internet of Things deployments, motivating renewed experimental scrutiny. The governing equations are solved numerically and the results verified through multiple regression analysis. The proposed method reduced prediction error by 30% compared with conventional practice. The conclusions are expected to remain robust across a range of realistic operating scenarios.
Keywords:
millimetre-wave antenna arraysmultiple regression analysisenergy managementseismic analysiswastewater treatmentblockchain
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