Study and design of compact wideband microstrip antennas

Carrez, F.; Vindevoghel, J.

doi:10.1049/cp:19970286

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“…The use of electromagnetic-coupled antenna in the range of millimeter waves allows to obtain small-sized and light antennas. Up to now, most active multilayer antennas were realised by reporting the active components directly on the antenna substrate [1]. In order to avoid bad connections due to air gaps and provide an accurate feeding position the antennas are fully realised by means of technological photolithography processes.…”

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Monolithic Microwave Integrated GaAs Electromagnetically-Coupled Antenna

Grzeskowiak

Vindevoghel

2000

30th European Microwave Conference, 2000

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Monolithic antenna on GaAs to be used in miniature active sensors is presented. After a first study of technological processes and the characterisation of various substrates in K-band, the feasibility of an antenna, operating in K-band, electromagnetically-coupled and integrated on GaAs by monolithical realisation, has been demonstrated. A low profile (1mm) and wide bandwidth (2.3 GHz around 25 GHz) antenna is obtained.

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confidence: 99%