Efficiency of 76-GHz post-wall waveguide-fed parallel-plate slot arrays
By J. Hirokawa, M. Ando. 2000
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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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- Wide-Band Slot Antenna Arrays With Single-Layer Corporate-Feed Network in Ridge Gap Waveguide Technology (2014, background): “antennas, due to the presence of dielectric material [6-7].”
- Half-Mode Substrate Integrated Waveguide (HMSIW) Leaky-Wave Antenna for Millimeter-Wave Applications (2008, background): “The SIW [4] or post wall waveguide [5] is a planar waveguide technology suitable for millimeter-wave applications due to its advantages of easy manufacture, low cost, small size, low loss, and easy integration with planar circuits.”
- 60 GHz Plated Through Hole Printed Magneto-Electric Dipole Antenna (2012, background): “Other designs in millimeter wave off-chip antennas are typically expensive in manufacturing cost owing to their tiny size in radiating element or preciseness in feed mechanism [22], [23] or high cost in micromachining process [24].”
- Multi-Beam Multi-Layer Leaky-Wave SIW Pillbox Antenna for Millimeter-Wave Applications (2011, background): “3) has been chosen as a radiating part for its high radiation efficiency [15].”
- A Wideband High-Gain High-Efficiency Hybrid Integrated Plate Array Antenna for V-Band Inter-Satellite Links (2015, unknown): “Parallel plate slot antennas [16], [17] have”
- Substrate Integrated Waveguide (SIW) Rotman Lens and Its Ka-Band Multibeam Array Antenna Applications (2008, background): “Recently, some kinds of synthesized waveguides in dielectric substrate, such as substrate integrated waveguides (SIWs) [12]–[15], post-wall waveguides [16], or laminated waveguides [17], [18] were introduced.”