Search for dissertations about: "gap waveguide"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 36 swedish dissertations containing the words gap waveguide.
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11. Microsystem technology for microwave applications at frequencies above 100 GHz
Abstract : The rapid development of wireless technology today shows an increasing need forelectromagnetic components operating at even higher frequencies. Higher frequencies offer wider bandwidth, higher spatial resolution and are needed for technologies such as automotive car radars, wireless media communication and body scanners. READ MORE
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12. 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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13. 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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14. 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
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15. Baluns, Hybrids and Power Dividers for Ultra- Wideband Antennas
Abstract : UWB (ultra wideband), depending on the application requirement, is usually referred to 2:1 bandwidth for radio/wireless applications. Here in this thesis it is also used to denote extremely wideband antenna and components at several octave bandwidth, particularly for high frequency applications, such as the 1 – 10 GHz antenna system needed for the Square Kilometer Array (SKA) radio telescope and the 2 – 14 GHz antenna system for the VLBI2010 (Very Long Base line Interferometer) project. READ MORE