Currently, wireless networks operate at a maximum of 4G, but an increase to 5G is in the works. Numerous programmes now operate on fourth-generation communication systems. The study of 5G communications is a relatively new field of study. Microstrip antenna study is important because of its potential use in cutting-edge 5G technologies. The high bandwidth provided by the microstrip fractal antenna is essential to satisfying the criteria for 5G. To address the issues of limited bandwidth, cross-polarization, and weak gain in microwave circuits, a novel approach called deflected ground structure (DGS) has been implemented. This study puts forward a microstrip fractal antenna with a flawed ground structure for use in 5G wireless communication systems. This antenna has a resonance frequency of 5.4GHz. The proposed antenna has a total bandwidth of 1064 MHz

Fractal, Microstrip, Differential Gain Structure, Antenna, Cross Sectional Area, Voltage Standing Wave Ratio, Return Loss. ”