Quasi-optical multi-beam antenna technologies for B5G and 6G mmWave and THz networks: A review
Multi-beam antennas are critical components in future terrestrial and non-terrestrial wireless
communications networks. The multiple beams produced by these antennas will enable …
communications networks. The multiple beams produced by these antennas will enable …
[HTML][HTML] 3D printed antennas for 5G communication: current progress and future challenges
Y Wang, X Zhang, R Su, M Chen, C Shen, H Xu… - Chinese Journal of …, 2023 - Elsevier
With the advent of 5G and future trends for communication systems moving to millimeter
wave (MMW) and higher frequencies, antennas will be required to have high gain, wide …
wave (MMW) and higher frequencies, antennas will be required to have high gain, wide …
A flat dual-polarized transformation-optics beamscanning Luneburg lens antenna using PCB-stacked gradient index metamaterials
Based on a transformation optics method, a flat compact dual-polarized Luneburg lens
antenna is proposed and implemented using the printed-circuit-board-stacked gradient …
antenna is proposed and implemented using the printed-circuit-board-stacked gradient …
Effective medium concept in temporal metamaterials
Metamaterials are mostly designed in the time-harmonic scenario where wave propagation
can be spatially manipulated. Tailoring the electromagnetic response of media in time has …
can be spatially manipulated. Tailoring the electromagnetic response of media in time has …
Flat Luneburg lens via transformation optics for directive antenna applications
C Mateo-Segura, A Dyke, H Dyke… - IEEE Transactions on …, 2014 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
The great flexibility offered by transformation optics for controlling electromagnetic radiation
by virtually re-sha** the electromagnetic space has inspired a myriad of dream-tailored …
by virtually re-sha** the electromagnetic space has inspired a myriad of dream-tailored …
A review of acoustic Luneburg lens: Physics and applications
Acoustic Luneburg lens (ALL) is a spherically/circularly symmetric gradient refractive index
lens, whose index varies smoothly from the outer surface to the centre. The variation of the …
lens, whose index varies smoothly from the outer surface to the centre. The variation of the …
Transformation optics for antennas: why limit the bandwidth with metamaterials?
In the last decade, a technique termed transformation optics has been developed for the
design of novel electromagnetic devices. This method defines the exact modification of …
design of novel electromagnetic devices. This method defines the exact modification of …
A radial transformation-optics map** for flat ultra-wide-angle dual-polarized stacked GRIN MTM Luneburg lens antenna
A transformation-optics map** that radially compresses a sphere into a cylindrical slab
with an arbitrary ratio of D/t is proposed to design a flat and thin dual-polarized Luneburg …
with an arbitrary ratio of D/t is proposed to design a flat and thin dual-polarized Luneburg …
A transformation-optics-based flat metamaterial Luneburg lens antenna with zero focal length
The transformation optics (TO) technique has been widely applied in the volume reduction of
Luneburg lens (LL) in both optical and microwave regimes. However, it is found that the …
Luneburg lens (LL) in both optical and microwave regimes. However, it is found that the …
Ultrawideband anisotropic glide-symmetric metasurfaces
M Ebrahimpouri… - IEEE Antennas and …, 2019 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
This letter presents a method to realize anisotropic two-dimensional designs with wideband
operation. Glide symmetry has been proven to increase the bandwidth and equivalent …
operation. Glide symmetry has been proven to increase the bandwidth and equivalent …