International audienceAn electronically reconfigurable unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization (0°/180°) is proposed for X-band linear polarization transmit-arrays. It consists of two rectangular patch antennas loaded by U-and O-slots and connected by a metallized via hole. The transmission phase is controlled using two PIN diode switches integrated in the O-slot. An equivalent lumpedelement circuit model is implemented and compared successfully to full-wave simulations. The numerical results are validated experimentally using an ad-hoc waveguide simulator. The prototype exhibits low insertion loss (1.8 dB) with the same level for both phase states, a broad 3-dB transmission bandwidth (14.7%), a 1-dB compression point of 13-15 dBm and a gai...
International audienceAn optically-controlled unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization is proposed at...
International audienceAn optically-controlled unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization is proposed at...
International audienceThis paper presents in detail the design of a linearly-polarized electronicall...
International audienceAn electronically reconfigurable unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization (0°/1...
International audienceAn electronically reconfigurable unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization (0°/1...
International audienceAn electronically reconfigurable unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization (0°/1...
International audienceThis letter presents an electronically reconfigurable, linearly polarized unit...
International audienceThis letter presents an electronically reconfigurable, linearly polarized unit...
International audienceThis letter presents an electronically reconfigurable, linearly polarized unit...
International audienceThis letter presents an electronically reconfigurable, linearly polarized unit...
International audienceThis letter presents an electronically reconfigurable, linearly polarized unit...
This paper proposes a reconfigurable unit cell for a transmitarray operating at the X band. The unit...
International audienceAn optically-controlled unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization is proposed at...
International audienceAn optically-controlled unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization is proposed at...
International audienceAn optically-controlled unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization is proposed at...
International audienceAn optically-controlled unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization is proposed at...
International audienceAn optically-controlled unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization is proposed at...
International audienceThis paper presents in detail the design of a linearly-polarized electronicall...
International audienceAn electronically reconfigurable unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization (0°/1...
International audienceAn electronically reconfigurable unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization (0°/1...
International audienceAn electronically reconfigurable unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization (0°/1...
International audienceThis letter presents an electronically reconfigurable, linearly polarized unit...
International audienceThis letter presents an electronically reconfigurable, linearly polarized unit...
International audienceThis letter presents an electronically reconfigurable, linearly polarized unit...
International audienceThis letter presents an electronically reconfigurable, linearly polarized unit...
International audienceThis letter presents an electronically reconfigurable, linearly polarized unit...
This paper proposes a reconfigurable unit cell for a transmitarray operating at the X band. The unit...
International audienceAn optically-controlled unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization is proposed at...
International audienceAn optically-controlled unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization is proposed at...
International audienceAn optically-controlled unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization is proposed at...
International audienceAn optically-controlled unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization is proposed at...
International audienceAn optically-controlled unit-cell with 1-bit phase quantization is proposed at...
International audienceThis paper presents in detail the design of a linearly-polarized electronicall...