Use of a transparent conductive thin-film on a glass substrate in active integrated antenna arrays with double strong coupling

Oshima, Koichiro; Kidera, Nobutaka; Niwano, Kazuhiko; Ikawa, K.; Sonoda, Ryuta; Kawasaki, Shigeo

doi:10.1109/mwsym.2002.1012156

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“…The main goal of these studies was research into possibility of applying such multilayers on transparent electrodes, also in organic solar cells or OLEDs . Several papers have been published regarding the use of conductive oxide layers or oxide conductors–metal multilayers to produce transparent UWB antennas . Thin transparent conductive layers were applied also as EMI shielding materials .…”

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Influence of cryogenic temperatures on electrical properties of structures patterned by a laser in ITO/Ag/ITO layers

Lebioda

Pawlak

2016

Physica Status Solidi (a)

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The electrical properties of highly conductive ITO/Ag/ITO multilayer film at cryogenic temperatures have been presented in the paper for the first time. A good electrical conductivity and high thermal resistance of ITO/Ag/ITO are desirable features at cryogenic temperatures. Elements in ITO/Ag/ITO (AgHT™) were patterned using fiber laser ablation. Close to a linear (R2 = 0.999) relationship between resistance and temperature in the range of 293–55 K was confirmed. The dynamics of resistance changes is of the order of 9 × 10−4 1/K. Carrier concentration and mobility have been determined on the basis of Hall voltage measurements. Structures patterned in AgHT™ conductive film can be seen to be suitable for passive elements of low‐temperature electronics.

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confidence: 99%

Influence of cryogenic temperatures on electrical properties of structures patterned by a laser in ITO/Ag/ITO layers

Lebioda

Pawlak

2016

Physica Status Solidi (a)

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“…We have found that the meshed patch antennas are costfriendly and effective candidates. The meshed patch antennas have been studied by several researchers [4]- [8], and Turpin et al showed that both the transparency and antenna properties can be optimized by refining the mesh width and predicted the feasibility of integrating meshed antennas with solar cells for satellite applications [9]. Following previous work of optimizing the meshed antennas [9], this letter presents the design and measurement results of integrating meshed patch antenna with high optical transparency on top of off the shelf solar cells.…”

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Meshed Patch Antennas Integrated on Solar Cells

Turpin

Baktur

2009

Antennas Wirel. Propag. Lett.

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This letter presents the study of integrating meshed patch antennas directly onto the solar cells of a small satellite to save valuable surface real estate. The cover glass of the solar cell is used as the substrate for the antennas. The integrated patch antennas are designed to have sufficient optical transparency to ensure the proper functionality of the solar cells. A prototype meshed patch antenna is designed and integrated on after-market solar cells. The antenna has an optical transparency of 93%, and the measurements agree well with the design.

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