Search for dissertations about: "Active antenna array"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 27 swedish dissertations containing the words Active antenna array.
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16. Wideband Watt-Level Spatial Power-Combined Power Amplifier in SiGe BiCMOS Technology for Efficient mm-Wave Array Transmitters
Abstract : The continued demand for high-speed wireless communications is driving the development of integrated high-power transmitters at millimeter wave (mm-Wave) frequencies. Si-based technologies allow achieving a high level of integration but usually provide insufficient generated RF power to compensate for the increased propagation and material losses at mm-Wave bands due to the relatively low breakdown voltage of their devices. READ MORE
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17. On dynamic array processing for GNSS software receivers
Abstract : This thesis presents contributions in the field of satellite navigation with a focus on array processing and related implementation issues. For readers not familiar with GNSS, it also includes a brief overview of satellite navigation.Compared to the state of the art only ten years ago, modern GNSS receivers are very capable. READ MORE
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18. Wide-angle scanning wide-band phased array antennas
Abstract : This thesis considers problems related to the design and the analysis of wide-angle scanning phased arrays. The goals of the thesis are the design and analysis of antenna elements suitable for wide-angle scanning array antennas, and the study of scan blindness effects and edge effects for this type of antennas. READ MORE
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19. Compact and Wideband Spatial Power Combining Module for mm-Wave High-Power Amplifiers
Abstract : The continued growth of data traffic in wireless communication applications demands to launch next-generation communication services at millimeter wave frequencies. Despite the obvious advantage of a large available spectrum, using millimeter wave bands is accompanied by many technological challenges. READ MORE
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20. Gap Waveguide Technology for Millimeter Wave Applications and Integration with Antennas
Abstract : The increasing advance of short range wireless communications requiring high data rates and the lack of available spectrum have driven researchers and industry to move towards higher frequencies, in particular to the millimeter wave range. The opening of this wide portion of free spectrum has risen a large interest in developing mm-wave communication systems for commercial applications. READ MORE