DOI: 10.11606/d.3.2021.tde-31012022-123610
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Matriz de Butler em interposer MnM para aplicações em ondas milimétricas.

Abstract: Este trabalho teve por objetivo projetar, fabricar e caracterizar um protótipo de uma Matriz de Butler operando na faixa de ondas milimétricas (mmW ) utilizando a plataforma Metallic-Nanowire-Membrane (MnM). Para isso, uma metodologia de fabricação foi proposta e aprimorada, na qual, a partir de uma sequência de processos de microfabricação composta por etapas de litograĄa, deposição de Ąlmes Ąnos e espessamento por eletrodeposição, construíram-se dispositivos nos substratos de alumina nanoporosa, constituídos… Show more

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“…To validate this result, the ideal radiation pattern was obtained from a simulation considering only the four patch antenna array and introducing at the input of each array a signal with phase specified by Table I. This simulation disclosed a II compares ideal and acquired beam direction with the results presented in [12], showing the systematic design process followed in this project yielded better results.…”
Section: Series Patch Antenna Arraysmentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…To validate this result, the ideal radiation pattern was obtained from a simulation considering only the four patch antenna array and introducing at the input of each array a signal with phase specified by Table I. This simulation disclosed a II compares ideal and acquired beam direction with the results presented in [12], showing the systematic design process followed in this project yielded better results.…”
Section: Series Patch Antenna Arraysmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…A more compact design is reported in [11], where slow-wave microstrip lines are employed to reduce the size. A different crossover structure is used in [12] seeking a more compact device without miniaturization based on slow-wave technology.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A complete revision of this device developed at the same substrate is presented at Ref. [37]. At each output port, instead of a single patch as would be usual, the designers introduced an 4-element series patch antenna array.…”
Section: Band 8-element Patch Arraymentioning
confidence: 99%