PARAMETER ESTIMATION OF THE RESONANT MODEL IN PASSIVE AND ACTIVE RADAR SYSTEMS BY USING THIRD-ORDER STATISTICS Yuri Kuznetsov, Andrey Baev, Vitali Chtchekatourov Moscow State Aviation Institute (Technical University), Russia E-mail: mai_k405-mtu-net.ru WWW: http://www.mai.ru Abstract - The method based on third-order statistics (TOS) for the estimation of exponentially damped harmonic signal para

WIRELESS PASSIVE REMOTE SENSING WITH SA W RESONATORS AND A NEW SOLUTION FOR IDENTIFICATION PROBLEMS IN MULTIPLE SENSOR SYSTEMS W. Buff, M. Goroll, St. Klett, M. Rusko, M. Binhack and J. Ehrenpfordt* Technical University of Ilmenau, Institute of Solid State Electronics, Ilmenau, Germany *senTec-Elektronik GmbH., Germany Abstract - There is an permanently increasing interest of the marked in solut



NONLINEAR DESIGN OF LOW PHASE NOISE VOLTAGE CONTROLLED OSCILLATOR FOR MOBILE COMMUNICAION Moon-Que Lee and Sangwook N am * SYTEM Satellite Comm. System Dept., Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Taejon, 305-600, Korea *School of Electrical Engineering, Seoul National Univ., Seoul, 151-742, Korea Fax.: 82-42-860-6949, e-mail: mqlee-etri.re.kr Abstract - A novel approach to the

FUNCTIONAL MULTIlAYER CERAMIC SUBSTRATEFOR RF MODULES Takayuki SHIRASAKI, Kenji TAGAMI, Takanori KUBO, Chilriro MAIillIARA KYOCERA Corporation 1-1 Yamashita Kokubu Kagoshima, 899-4312, Japan Abstract The trend to smaller, thinner, and lighter portable electronics is accelerating to the market. modules. We These demands are required in RF have developed a Functional multilayer ceramic substrate

Low Noise Considerations in SiGe BiCMOS Technology for RF Applications 1,2 M.Borgarinot, S.Kovacic2, H.Lafontaine2, Z.Feng ZhOU2,R.Plana 1 2 SiGe Microsystems Inc., 1500 Montreal Road, Building M50~IPF, Ottawa ON, KIA OR6, Canada email:rplana-sige.com LAAS-CNRS7 Av du Colonel Roche 31077ToulouseCedex04,France Abstract : This paper focuses on the noise trends that must be characterized in order

Linearised Mixer System Using a Simplified Feedforward Technique for Digital Mobile Communication Mitchai Chongcheawchamnan, Ian D. Robertson Microwave and System Research Group(MSRG) School of Electronics Engineering, Information Technology and Mathematics(SCEEITM) University of Surrey, Guildford, UK eMail: eep3mc-ee.surrey.ac.uk Abstract - This paper presents a simplified system of feedforward m

A LOOK AT OPTIMISED LASER PROCESSING FOR THE MANUFACTURING OF PASSIVE MICROWAVE MODULES Harri Eskelinen Lappeenranta University of Technology . PL 20, FIN-53851 Lappeenranta,Finland phone: 358-5-6212442, fax: 358-5-6212499, email: harri.eskelinen-lut.fi ABSTRACT Simulated designs and prototype measurements suggest that various passive microwave elements, e.g. cavity resonators, module enclosure

Second Harmonic Beam Scanning of Active Antenna Array Minoru Sanagi, Takayuki Tsukizawa, and Shigeji Nogi Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Okayama University, Japan eMail: sanagi-elec.okayama-u.ac.jp Abstract - In order to not only obtain a higher frequency radiation but also scan its beam more widely, an active phased array using second harmonic generation is investigated. The

A Ku-Band Matched Embedded-FET Eiji TANIGUCHI, Morishige Yoshitada IYAMA t t Phase Shifter Masahiko FUNADA t HIEDA, Hitoshi KURUSUt, t, and Tadashi TAKAGI Information R&D Center, Mitsubishi Electric Corp. 5-1-1 Ofuna, Kamakura-city, Kanagawa 247-8501, Japan e-mail: tania-isl.melco.co.jp t High Frequency and Optical Semiconductor Div., Mitsubishi Electric Corp. 4-1 Mizuhara, Itami-city, Hyogo