Millimeter-Wave Integrated Pyramidal Horn Antenna Made of Multilayer Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Process

Ghassemi, N.; Wu, Ke

doi:10.1109/tap.2012.2207050

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“…However, it adopts SIW as feeder with a large size, which is difficult to achieve antenna arrays. In addition, although they all can achieve wideband performance, they can only excite single linear polarization.…”

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“…With the advent of the substrate-integrated waveguide (SIW) technology, the disadvantages of the conventional horn antenna have been partially solved. 5,6 Because of its low cost and easy integration, the SIW technique has been widely used in the design of antennas [7][8][9][10][11][12] in the past 10 years, which provides an alternative planar solution to classical horn antenna.…”

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Design of broadband and dual‐polarized dielectric‐filled pyramidal horn antenna based on substrate‐integrated waveguide

Zhang

et al. 2018

Micro & Optical Tech Letters

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A broadband and dual‐polarized dielectric‐filled pyramidal horn antenna based on substrate‐integrated waveguide technology is proposed for Ku‐band (uplink and downlink frequency) bands applications in this letter. The proposed antenna is manufactured by using low‐cost printed circuit boards process. The horn walls are formed by metalized rectangular slots, and the opening of the horn antenna is discretely flared from the bottom to the top layer. In addition, differential feeding networks based on substrate‐integrated coaxial line technology are adopted in the design to realize dual‐linear polarizations. The designed antenna produces horizontal polarized (HP) and vertical polarized (VP) waves in the frequency band of 12.25‐12.75 and 14.0‐14.5 GHz, respectively. The developed antenna has been fabricated and tested. According to the experimental results, the 10‐dB impedance bandwidth of 19.9% is achieved for the horn antenna, and an average gain of around 7.7 dBi with 12.3‐12.9 GHz for HP, and an average gain of around 9.2 dBi with 13.9‐14.5 GHz for VP. The proposed antenna element can be used in arrays to meet the requirements of low side lobes for horn arrays in satellite communications applications.

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Design of broadband and dual‐polarized dielectric‐filled pyramidal horn antenna based on substrate‐integrated waveguide

Zhang

et al. 2018

Micro & Optical Tech Letters

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“…Multilayer boards and thru-hole interconnections are the most common methods to increase the circuit integration density. [23,24] However, these methods come with an increased process complexity and a higher cost. As an alternative, multi-layer over-lapped printing of different functional materials has demonstrated significant advantages, [25,26] by which 3D multi-layer devices as well as flat interconnections can be fabricated on the substrate quickly without introducing an etching process.…”

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Electrohydrodynamic direct—writing of conductor—insulator-conductor multi-layer interconnection

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“…Due to the low atmospheric absorption, short wavelength and also wide available frequency bandwidth, W-band (75-110 GHz) have stimulated a wide range of applications including long-range high-resolution radars and sensors, gigabyte point-to-point data transmission, and high-resolution passive imaging systems [1]. All these systems require lowcost and small footprint antenna which is one of the important parts in the design of such systems.…”

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Investigation on W-band LTCC helical antenna with substrate integrated horn

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Cao

Wang

et al. 2013

2013 Asia-Pacific Microwave Conference Proceedings (APMC)

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A W-band helical antenna element with substrate integrated horn (SIH) using low temperature cofired ceramic (LTCC) technology is proposed in this paper. Using the multilayer process of the LTCC technology, the planar helical antenna is achieved. Furthermore, to calibrate the errors of planar LTCC helical antenna's axial direction mode, which is caused by the fabrication limitations of LTCC technology, the SIH structure has been designed. To verify the theory, the investigations of two LTCC antennas with and without SIH have been given. From the simulated results, the proposed antenna shows a wide impedance bandwidth from 85 to 110 GHz for |S 11 |<-10dB,and a wideband axial radio (AR) bandwidth from 91 to 106 GHz for AR<3 dB respectively. The peak gain is greater than 4.5dBi in the AR bandwidth.

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Millimeter-Wave Integrated Pyramidal Horn Antenna Made of Multilayer Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Process

Cited by 53 publications

References 16 publications

Design of broadband and dual‐polarized dielectric‐filled pyramidal horn antenna based on substrate‐integrated waveguide

Design of broadband and dual‐polarized dielectric‐filled pyramidal horn antenna based on substrate‐integrated waveguide

Electrohydrodynamic direct—writing of conductor—insulator-conductor multi-layer interconnection

Investigation on W-band LTCC helical antenna with substrate integrated horn

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