The Uniform Theory of Diffraction (UTD) in conjunction with image theory is employed to develop a very fast analytical solution for the radiation pattern of a Bond-Wire Antenna (BWA). Physical insight is increased by the analytical model, i.e., we could distinguish between the effects of the direct, diffracted, and reflected fields in the radiation pattern. Good agreement is obtained between the measured radiation pattern of the BWA and our analytical model. Parameter studies to analyze the influence of the dimensions of the BWA on the Half-Power-Beam Width and the angle of maximum gain are presented. This information can be used to improve future designs
A method of moments (MM) formulation is presented for active and passive wire radiators attached to,...
The objective is to develop an accurate and efficient analytic solution for predicting high frequenc...
Bond-wire antennas provide a cost-effective method for radio transmission in the 60 GHz band. A new ...
The Uniform Theory of Diffraction (UTD) in conjunction with image theory is employed to develop a ve...
The theory, modeling, measurement and analysis of the radiation characteristics of bond wire antenna...
Novel analytical models for accurately modelling the shape and length of bond wires in dependence on...
In this Letter, the authors present the experimental verification of an analytical model, which capt...
An objective of the present study is to make a physical insight into the radiation properties of an ...
Bond-wire antennas (BWAs) are an attractive concept for integrated radio front-ends at millimetre-wa...
This paper continues the analysis of a methodology for the design of arrays of antennas with N finit...
In this paper, all the three steps required for implementing the M3-approach are illustrated for bon...
A novel transmission-line model is used for the analysis of planar structures, including wire-medium...
The typical radiation pattern of an L-monopole antenna can be easily modified by changing the geomet...
Three user-oriented computer programs are presented and described for analyzing radiation from array...
At the present thesis a prototype antenna is studied. In chapter 1 the antenna's geometry is selecte...
A method of moments (MM) formulation is presented for active and passive wire radiators attached to,...
The objective is to develop an accurate and efficient analytic solution for predicting high frequenc...
Bond-wire antennas provide a cost-effective method for radio transmission in the 60 GHz band. A new ...
The Uniform Theory of Diffraction (UTD) in conjunction with image theory is employed to develop a ve...
The theory, modeling, measurement and analysis of the radiation characteristics of bond wire antenna...
Novel analytical models for accurately modelling the shape and length of bond wires in dependence on...
In this Letter, the authors present the experimental verification of an analytical model, which capt...
An objective of the present study is to make a physical insight into the radiation properties of an ...
Bond-wire antennas (BWAs) are an attractive concept for integrated radio front-ends at millimetre-wa...
This paper continues the analysis of a methodology for the design of arrays of antennas with N finit...
In this paper, all the three steps required for implementing the M3-approach are illustrated for bon...
A novel transmission-line model is used for the analysis of planar structures, including wire-medium...
The typical radiation pattern of an L-monopole antenna can be easily modified by changing the geomet...
Three user-oriented computer programs are presented and described for analyzing radiation from array...
At the present thesis a prototype antenna is studied. In chapter 1 the antenna's geometry is selecte...
A method of moments (MM) formulation is presented for active and passive wire radiators attached to,...
The objective is to develop an accurate and efficient analytic solution for predicting high frequenc...
Bond-wire antennas provide a cost-effective method for radio transmission in the 60 GHz band. A new ...