A novel technique to reduce the magnitude of the active reflection coefficient at large scan angles for microstrip patch arrays is proposed. The method involves loading each element of the array with a varactor diode and then varying the bias to the varactor in order to reduce the impedance mismatch at the appropriate scan angle. A rigorous full-wave analysis in conjunction with an equivalent circuit model of the varactor diode was implemented to analyze the proposed loaded patch array. Significant improvement in the scan performance of the array was predicted using this technique
A new approach to parasitic phased-array antennas is presented. A symmetric two-layer, single-input ...
International Telemetering Conference Proceedings / October 13-16, 1986 / Riviera Hotel, Las Vegas, ...
Connected arrays of slots loaded with artificial dielectric layers have been proposed to realize wid...
In this paper the analysis and scanning characteristics of an infinite array of rectangular microstr...
International audienceThis paper presents a solution to extend the scanning range of a phased patch ...
International audienceAbstract-This paper presents a technique designed to extend the scanning range...
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With the emergence of new wireless technologies, the importance of compact and multi-band radiators ...
For microstrip patch phased arrays, larger fractional bandwidth (FBW) and wider scan angle are chall...
A variety of techniques are described which allow the use of large array elements or sub-arrays for ...
Wide-angle scanning phased arrays suffer from bandwidth limitations due to the effects of mutual cou...
In this paper, variations of a simple biasing technique for varactor-loaded frequency-reconfigurable...
A new approach to parasitic phased array antennas is presented. A symmetric two-layer, single input ...
The scanning performance of wide-angular scanning linear arrays is primarily degraded by the limited...
All-metal 3D printing technologies are allowing the conception of new structures for different appli...
A new approach to parasitic phased-array antennas is presented. A symmetric two-layer, single-input ...
International Telemetering Conference Proceedings / October 13-16, 1986 / Riviera Hotel, Las Vegas, ...
Connected arrays of slots loaded with artificial dielectric layers have been proposed to realize wid...
In this paper the analysis and scanning characteristics of an infinite array of rectangular microstr...
International audienceThis paper presents a solution to extend the scanning range of a phased patch ...
International audienceAbstract-This paper presents a technique designed to extend the scanning range...
International audienceThis article presents a novel solution to extend the scanning range of a cavit...
With the emergence of new wireless technologies, the importance of compact and multi-band radiators ...
For microstrip patch phased arrays, larger fractional bandwidth (FBW) and wider scan angle are chall...
A variety of techniques are described which allow the use of large array elements or sub-arrays for ...
Wide-angle scanning phased arrays suffer from bandwidth limitations due to the effects of mutual cou...
In this paper, variations of a simple biasing technique for varactor-loaded frequency-reconfigurable...
A new approach to parasitic phased array antennas is presented. A symmetric two-layer, single input ...
The scanning performance of wide-angular scanning linear arrays is primarily degraded by the limited...
All-metal 3D printing technologies are allowing the conception of new structures for different appli...
A new approach to parasitic phased-array antennas is presented. A symmetric two-layer, single-input ...
International Telemetering Conference Proceedings / October 13-16, 1986 / Riviera Hotel, Las Vegas, ...
Connected arrays of slots loaded with artificial dielectric layers have been proposed to realize wid...