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A High-Efficiency Diplexer for Sustainable 5G-Enabled IoT in Metaverse Transportation System and Smart Grids

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SYMMETRY-BASEL
Volume 15, Issue 4, Pages -

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MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/sym15040821

Keywords

sustainability; metaverse; diplexer; 5G; smart grids; IoT; intelligent transportation systems

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Symmetry plays a crucial role in the design of complex systems like the Metaverse Transportation System (MTS) to ensure effective collaboration among components. In the development of a microstrip diplexer for 5G-enabled IoT and MTS, maintaining symmetry is essential for achieving flat responses with low group delays. Integrating transportation technology and the Metaverse, MTS significantly enhances the efficiency and intelligence of real-world transportation systems. The inclusion of 5G-enabled IoT and sensor networks with an energy-efficient design is vital in establishing a reliable network.
Symmetry is essential in the design of complex systems like the Metaverse Transportation Sys-tem (MTS) and helps ensure that all components work together effectively. In the development of a microstrip diplexer for 5G-enabled IoT and MTS, maintaining symmetry is crucial to achieving flat responses with low group delays. By integrating transportation technology and the Metaverse, the Metaverse Transportation System (MTS) can greatly improve the effectiveness and intellect of transportation systems in reality. To establish a dependable network, it is essential to include 5G-enabled Internet of Things (IoT) and sensor networks with a sustainable design that focuses on efficiency and energy conservation. A three-channel microstrip lowpass-bandpass diplexer has been developed for 5G-enabled IoT and MTS implementation. Multi-channel designs are rare due to the complex design process, but this diplexer is very compact at only 0.004 lambda(2)(g). All channels have flat responses with group delays of 0.34 ns, 1.7 ns, and 0.34 ns at the lower, middle, and upper passbands, respectively. The lowpass channel has a cut-off frequency of 1.22 GHz, suitable for mid-band 5G applications. Compared to previous work, this diplexer achieves the smallest size, lowest group delay, and insertion and return losses at the lower channel. It consists of a lowpass-bandpass section connected to a band-pass filter analyzed mathematically, and its performance has been verified through simulation and measurement with good accuracy.

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