Limitations Of Plasma Antenna

1. The current hardware uses a wider range of frequencies so it’s impractically massive to be used for mobile environments.

2. Plasma antennas are expensive and hard to manufacture.

3. High-frequency signals mean that antennas operating at higher frequencies could not penetrate walls like conventional Wi-Fi, so signals would have to be reflected throughout the buildings.

Plasma antennas could theoretically solve some of these problems because these can operate at a wider range of frequencies, but gas antennas are also more complex (and likely more expensive) than their silicon- diode counterparts, which are small enough to fit inside a cell phone. With plasma antenna technology, there are kinks to iron out, but researchers and engineers are optimistic to make this promising technology commercially available in few years.

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