Reconfigurable Antennas

By Randy L. Haupt, M. Lanagan. IEEE Antennas & Propagation Magazine, 2013

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Fluid Antenna Systems (2020, background): “Conventional antennas are mainly based on metallic elements with high conductivity, strong mechanical stability, and have demonstrated successes in various reconfigurability [12].”
Reconfigurable Antennas for Wireless and Space Applications (2012, background): “There are several advantages in using reconfigurable antennas as summarized below [45]–[47].”
Electronically Steerable 1-D Fabry-Perot Leaky-Wave Antenna Employing a Tunable High Impedance Surface (2012, background): “For many applications, however, operation at a fixed frequency is required [4].”
Wideband Pattern-Reconfigurable Antenna With Switchable Broadside and Conical Beams (2017, background): “They have many advantageous features including increased radiation coverage, enhanced wireless channel capacity, and enabled beam-sweeping for pointto-multipoint communications [1]–[5].”
Terahertz Beam Steering Technologies: From Phased Arrays to Field‐Programmable Metasurfaces (2019, background): “A reconfigurable antenna allows for dynamic modification of its operating frequency and radiation properties.[38] Commonly, radio frequency (RF) switches, varactors, mechanical actuators or tunable materials are integrated with the reconfigurable antennas to provide dynamic response.”
Radiation Pattern-Reconfigurable Wearable Antenna Based on Metamaterial Structure (2016, background): “Pattern-reconfigurable antennas have been studied extensively for normal materials based on standard PCB technology [10], [11], but there are very few designs that realize the reconfigurable radiation pattern with flexible wearable materials [12].”
Frequency, Radiation Pattern and Polarization Reconfigurable Antenna Using a Parasitic Pixel Layer (2014, unknown): “diation pattern or polarization [6], [7].”
Antenna Miniaturization Techniques: A Review of Topology- and Material-Based Methods (2018, background): “To optimize performance and minimize noise/interference issues, dynamic reconfigurable antennas that can switch between different configurations to provide the desired service have been proposed [55].”
A Survey of Rate-Optimal Power Domain NOMA With Enabling Technologies of Future Wireless Networks (2019, background): “In [107], the authors advocate that such bands above 100 GHz that suffer less loss and so can provide good coverage are candidates for deployment in high-speed 6G networks.”
Movable Antennas for Wireless Communication: Opportunities and Challenges (2023, background): “3 also shows the channel power gain of two unit-power channel paths in a square Rx region.”