Search for dissertations about: "Slot Array"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 21 swedish dissertations containing the words Slot Array.
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1. Planar Quasiparticle Mixer Structures for Millimeter and Sub-Millimeter Wave Receivers
Abstract : The paper covers various aspects of integrating planar antennas with superconducting mixers in the millimeter and sub-millimeter wave regime. The construction of an 80-100 GHz tapered slot antenna and SIS mixer chip with a minimum double side band noise temperature of 240 K is described. READ MORE
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2. Radiation from planar antennas in the presence of layered dielectric media
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3. Towards Gap Waveguide Array Antenna for Millimeter Wave Applications
Abstract : The millimeter wave frequency range has got a lot of attention over the past few years because it contains unused frequency spectrum resources that are suitable for delivering Gbit/s end-user access in areas with high user density. Due to the limited output power that current RF active components can deliver in millimeter waves, antennas with the merits of low profile, high gain, high effciency and low cost are needed to compensate free space path loss and increase the communication distance for the emerging high data rate wireless systems. READ MORE
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4. Slot Array Antennas at V-band based on Inverted Microstrip Gap Waveguide
Abstract : Recently, gap waveguide technology is introduced as a proper guiding structure for millimeter-systems. The conception of gap waveguide technology can be modeled for theoretical analysis by two parallel plates, a top perfect electric conductor layer and a bottom perfect magnetic conductor layer. READ MORE
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5. Millimeter-Waves Slot Array Antennas based on Gap Waveguide Technology
Abstract : Recently, gap waveguide technology is introduced as a promising guiding structure for millimeter-wave systems. The conception of gap waveguide technology can be modeled for theoretical analysis by two parallel plates, a top perfect electric conductor layer and a bottom perfect magnetic conductor layer. READ MORE