An optically controlled MMW beam-steering antenna based on a novel architecture

Manasson, Vladimir A.; Sadovnik, Lev S.; Yepishin, Vladimir A.; Marker, Dan K.

doi:10.1109/22.618462

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“…A planar semiconductor waveguide antenna with parallel feeding has been studied in Ref. 19,26,27,28 The planar waveguide was cut as a parallelogram. A quartz rod evanescently coupled to the planar waveguide was used as the primary feeder28' 29 The wave coupled from the quartz rod into the silicon planar waveguide had a planar front.…”

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<title>Electronically steerable semiconductor-based MMW antennas</title>

2000

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Section: Parallel Feedingmentioning

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2000

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“…Various characteristics of this type of antennas have been described in many recent publications, e.g. a dielectric planar waveguide periodically loaded with conducting strips has been considered as a possible antenna for millimeter-wave range, Biedowski et al (1), beamsteering millimeter-wave antennas using photo-induced plasma gratings with linear and circular polarizations have been described in Manasson et al (2), a metal-strip-loaded dielectric leakywave antenna has been analyzed in Chen et al (3). In this paper the possibility of design of elliptically polarized antenna with high gain radiation is presented.…”

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Elliptically Polarized Leaky-Wave Antenna Arrays for Millimeter Wave

Modelski

Jarkowski

Yashchyshyn

1998

28th European Microwave Conference, 1998

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Results ofdesign and investigations of elliptically polarized millimeter wave antenna arrays are shown. A presented leaky-wave antenna arrays consist of the waveguide structure and finite diffraction grating. The diffraction grating is excited by E type surface wave, which is the eigen wave of the waveguide structure. The difraction grating consist of rectilinear and parallel nonhomogeneities, which are disposed at an angle of a in the direction of surface wave propagation. The angle a widths and distances between nonhomogeneities are choosing by using special optimization algorithms in order to receive necessary electrodynamics characteristics.

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“…For 20 years, there has been an increasing interest in applications of lightwave technology for the control, generation, and measurement of microwaves [1]. Especially, stripline configurations are very important for the integration of electro-optic and microwave components [2].…”

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“…A variety of low-profile planar monopole antennas for dual-or triple-band operation in the global system for mobile communication (GSM, 890 -960 MHz), the digital communication system (DCS, 1710 -1880 MHz) and personal communication system (PCS, 1850-1990 have recently been demonstrated [1][2][3][4]. These planar monopole antennas have the attractive feature of low profile in appearance, thereby making them very promising as internal antennas, built-in or concealed within the casing of a communications device.…”

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