Search for dissertations about: "ultra wide band"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 30 swedish dissertations containing the words ultra wide band.
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1. EM Design for New Ultra Wide Band Technologies: Eleven Feed Baluns, Bowtie Antennas and Gap Waveguides
Abstract : UWB (ultra wideband), depending on the application requirement, is usually referred to more than 500 MHz bandwidth for radio/wireless applications. Here in this thesis it is also used to denote extremely wideband antennas and components of several octaves bandwidth, particularly for high frequency applications. READ MORE
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2. Ultra wideband microwave hyperthermia for brain cancer treatment
Abstract : Despite numerous clinical trials demonstrating that microwave hyperthermia is a powerful adjuvant modality in the treatment of cancers, there have been few instances where this method has been applied to brain tumors. The reason is a combination of anatomical and physiological factors in this site that require an extra degree of accuracy and precision in the thermal dose delivery. READ MORE
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3. Growth and Characterization of Metastable Wide Band-Gap Al1-xInxN Epilayers
Abstract : InN to 6.2 eV for AlN, which opens possibilities to engineer opto-electronic devices operating from infra-red to deep ultra-violet wavelengths. Al1-xInxN with the alloy composition x~0.2 can also be used as a lattice-matched electron confinement layer for GaN based electronic devices. READ MORE
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4. Design and Fabrication of Ultra-Wideband Bandpass Filter Based on Liquid Crystal Polymer Substrates
Abstract : For millimeter (mm)-wave systems’ applications, as frequency is moving towards higher and higher bands, materials and integration technologies are witnessing higher performance demands and consequently higher constraints. From a material’s point of view, the selection of substrate material has recently drawn considerable attention in the design of the whole mm-wave system. READ MORE
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5. Ultra-wideband synthetic aperture radar in the VHF-band: Image formation algorithms and interferometric applications
Abstract : Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) is a technology to generate high-resolution radar images for ground surveillance and mapping. By exploiting the lower VHF band, the attenuation reduces dramatically in forest areas compared to microwaves and new applications become feasible. READ MORE