Add to ORKGA CPW fed microstrip patch quasi-optical power combining amplifier array is introduced. The amplifier array uses CPW fed patches for both input and output antennas. This structure is not only compatible with MMIC implementations but can also provide a greater bandwidth for the patch antennas. A 4×4 amplifier array was designed and fabricated at X-band. Theoretical and experimental results are presented
This paper presents, for the first time in the microwave literature, a method of using a quasi-optic...
Quasi-optical power combiners such as quasi-optical grids provide an efficient means of combining th...
In this paper we propose two microstrip array configurations suitable for integration with optical b...
Single stage and double stage quasi-optical amplifiers are presented. The amplifiers are constructed...
Progress in the construction of a millimeter-wave power amplifier using an array of field-effect tra...
A passive double-layer microstrip array for the construction of millimeter-wave quasioptical amplifi...
A passive double-layer microstrip array for the construction of millimeter-wave quasioptical amplifi...
Abstract—Quasi-optical power-combining techniques have been developed to address fundamental limitat...
A new quasi-optical amplifier consisting of four HEMTs coupled to a single receiving and a single tr...
Due to congestion in the low microwave frequency bands new commercial and military applications are ...
In this paper, a small transmit array of transistor amplifiers illuminated by a passive array of mic...
A detailed and timely overview of recent developments in active quasi-optical arrays In recent years...
Novel configurations of planar power combiners, which rue microstrip patch transmit arrays to combin...
A novel technic of on-antenna power combining based on a quadruple-fed off-centered aperture-coupled...
Two configurations of an aperture coupled microstrip patch antenna for bandwidth enhancement are app...
This paper presents, for the first time in the microwave literature, a method of using a quasi-optic...
Quasi-optical power combiners such as quasi-optical grids provide an efficient means of combining th...
In this paper we propose two microstrip array configurations suitable for integration with optical b...
Single stage and double stage quasi-optical amplifiers are presented. The amplifiers are constructed...
Progress in the construction of a millimeter-wave power amplifier using an array of field-effect tra...
A passive double-layer microstrip array for the construction of millimeter-wave quasioptical amplifi...
A passive double-layer microstrip array for the construction of millimeter-wave quasioptical amplifi...
Abstract—Quasi-optical power-combining techniques have been developed to address fundamental limitat...
A new quasi-optical amplifier consisting of four HEMTs coupled to a single receiving and a single tr...
Due to congestion in the low microwave frequency bands new commercial and military applications are ...
In this paper, a small transmit array of transistor amplifiers illuminated by a passive array of mic...
A detailed and timely overview of recent developments in active quasi-optical arrays In recent years...
Novel configurations of planar power combiners, which rue microstrip patch transmit arrays to combin...
A novel technic of on-antenna power combining based on a quadruple-fed off-centered aperture-coupled...
Two configurations of an aperture coupled microstrip patch antenna for bandwidth enhancement are app...
This paper presents, for the first time in the microwave literature, a method of using a quasi-optic...
Quasi-optical power combiners such as quasi-optical grids provide an efficient means of combining th...
In this paper we propose two microstrip array configurations suitable for integration with optical b...