Biomimetic antenna arrays (BMAAs) are antenna systems enabling an improved angle
estimation for small apertures by mimicking the hearing system of the fly Ormia ochracea …

A two-element tunable biomimetic antenna array (BMAA) that uses a single varactor to
achieve tunability over a relatively wideband is presented. The proposed device consists of …

An analytic technique for synthesizing two-element biomimetic antenna arrays (BMAAs) is
presented. This method addresses the shortcomings of previous methods used to design …

Modern communication and sensor systems are in need of antenna front ends providing a
high angular resolution. This requirement inherently leads to large and sometimes bulky …

Biomimetic Antenna Arrays (BMAAs) are able to enhance the angle estimation of
miniaturized radar sensors by mimicking the hearing system of a fly. This technique has …

The theoretical and experimental evaluation of using biomimetic antenna arrays (BMAAs) in
an angle sensing radar system is presented. This ultra compact antenna system can …

Biomimetic antenna arrays inspired by the fly Ormia ochracea showed a promising
improvement of the angle estimation capabilities of radar sensors. So far, there is usually a …

Die Integrationsdichte in modernen, hochauflösenden Radarsensoren steigt stetig an. Das
Antennen-Frontend ist hierbei meist die limitierende Komponente, da für eine hohe …

Biomimetic antenna arrays (BMAAs) are used to improve the angle estimation capabilities of
compact antenna systems by mimicking the hearing system of an insect. The key component …

Recently a class of biologically-inspired electrically-small antenna arrays have been
reported. Referred to as biomimetic antenna arrays (BMAAs), these antennas mimic the …