1991
DOI: 10.1109/75.84572
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A 29.3-GHz cavity-enclosed aperture-coupled circular-patch antenna for microwave circuit integration

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“…As a result, the scanning range of a cavity-backed patch is larger than for a conventional antenna without cavity when used in a phased antenna array [11]. The cavity-backed design is also beneficial for heat dissipation [12], which may become an issue in future D-band phased antenna arrays due to significant amount of power dissipated on a small PCB area. The PCB vias can be used to spread the heat from the chip to the other side of the PCB.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result, the scanning range of a cavity-backed patch is larger than for a conventional antenna without cavity when used in a phased antenna array [11]. The cavity-backed design is also beneficial for heat dissipation [12], which may become an issue in future D-band phased antenna arrays due to significant amount of power dissipated on a small PCB area. The PCB vias can be used to spread the heat from the chip to the other side of the PCB.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The antenna elements are fabricated on low -dielectric constant substrate on the other side of the ground plane. This type of circuit has been demonstrated up to 30 GHz [13].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…El objetivo principal a la hora de analizar y diseñar las mencionadas estructuras, es la necesidad de disponer de herramientas software que permitan evaluar y predecir los efectos producidos por el apantallamiento. Esta situación se da en gran cantidad de circuitos monolíticos integrados (MMIC) de alta frecuencia y en antenas de cavidad montadas en distintos tipos de vehículos [Dussopt and Laheurte, 1999, Dunleavy and Katehi, 1988b, Rautio and Harrington, 1987, Navarro et al, 1991, Faraji-Dana and Chow, 1995.…”
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