We present our investigations on the optimal size of uniform antenna aperture for the maximum near-field penetration of microwave signals through lossy materials. Penetration ability of an antenna through a certain depth in a lossy material depends on how much the radiated power from the antenna is focused at that depth. A figure of merit, the near-field 3 dB beam radius, is used to define this focusing. Empirical formula to calculate the minimum 3 dB radius and its location are provided in the article. Verification of the results has been carried out by simulations using a commercial electromagnetic solver
The dissipated power and the directivity of antennas in a homogeneous, lossy medium are systematical...
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We present our investigations on the optimal size of uniform antenna aperture for the maximum near-f...
We present an investigation on the optimal aperture, both its size and current source distribution, ...
Antennas are traditionally designed for far-field applications such as wireless communications, rada...
We combine array-signal-processing and spectral domain techniques to determine the optimal aperture ...
We apply array signal processing techniques to the transmitting aperture field modes in order to det...
We determine the optimal source aperture field distribution to maximize the power transfer through a...
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The dissipated power and the directivity of antennas in a homogeneous, lossy medium are systematical...
International audienceWe describe the design of a radial line slot array antenna with a shaped and f...
A method is presented for optimising the performance indices of aperture antennas in the presence of...
We present our investigations on the optimal size of uniform antenna aperture for the maximum near-f...
We present an investigation on the optimal aperture, both its size and current source distribution, ...
Antennas are traditionally designed for far-field applications such as wireless communications, rada...
We combine array-signal-processing and spectral domain techniques to determine the optimal aperture ...
We apply array signal processing techniques to the transmitting aperture field modes in order to det...
We determine the optimal source aperture field distribution to maximize the power transfer through a...
The choice of antenna for a particular application depends on the requirements imposed by that appli...
AbstractThis paper describes the development of different novel antenna concepts for improving the s...
In the world of modern wireless communication, engineer who wants to specialize in the communication...
Focusing antennas are of interest in many application including microwave wireless power transmissio...
Small volume, finite conductivity, and high frequencies are major imperatives in the design of commu...
A widely used device for biomedical applications of microwave energy is the dielectric-loaded wavegu...
The dissipated power and the directivity of antennas in a homogeneous, lossy medium are systematical...
International audienceWe describe the design of a radial line slot array antenna with a shaped and f...
A method is presented for optimising the performance indices of aperture antennas in the presence of...