Search for dissertations about: "microstrip"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 73 swedish dissertations containing the word microstrip.
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1. Gap Waveguide Technology- Electromagnetic Packaging and Transitions
Abstract : The scarcity of available frequency bands for new wireless communication systems, as well as the growing need for higher capacity, motivates the current interest in moving upwards in frequency. The millimeter wave frequencyrange is very attractive to allocate potential commercial opportunities such as short range wireless communications that allow high-speed data/video transmission, and automotive radars for both driver assistance and increasedsafety. READ MORE
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2. Analysis of Conformal Antennas and Periodic Structures
Abstract : In the last decades much attention has been paid to the design of high-performance antennas. Accurate control of the radiation properties is very important in electromagnetic engineering applications. READ MORE
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3. Design, Processing, and Characterization of High Frequency Flip Chip Interconnects
Abstract : The demands for high frequency interconnect techniques for microwave integrated circuits (ICs) are growing with increasing operating frequencies of wireless communication systems. Interconnects have significant effect and impact on the overall system performance at high frequencies. READ MORE
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4. On the analysis of soft surfaces, frequency selective surfaces and conformal antennas
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5. Gap waveguide for packaging microstrip filters & investigation of transitions from planar technologies to ridge gap waveguide
Abstract : Gap waveguide technology has proved to constitute an effective alternative for the design of microwave passive components, due to its advantages with respect to traditional planar technologies and standard waveguides. There is no requirement for conductive contact between the two different metal pieces making up a gap waveguide prototype, since one of these pieces makes use of a textured surface that eliminates any possible leakage of the field through the gap to the surface of the other metal piece above it. READ MORE