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Design, modeling and characterization of MMIC integrated cascode cell for compact Ku-band power amplifiers
Bart Nauwelaers, Frank E. van Vliet, François le Chevalier, A. Déchansiaud, R. Sommet, T. Reveyrand, D. Bouw, C. Chang, M. Camiade, F. Deborgies, R. Quéré
This paper reports on the design of a new power cell dedicated to Ku-band power amplifier (PA) applications. This cell called ?integrated cascode? has been designed in order to propose a strong decrease in terms of circuit size for PA. The technology used relies on 0.25-?m GaAs pseudomorphic high electron mobility transistors (PHEMT) of United Monolithic Semiconductors (UMS) foundry. A distributed
Inkjet-printed paper-based substrate-integrated waveguide (SIW) components and antennas
Bart Nauwelaers, Frank E. van Vliet, François le Chevalier, Riccardo Moro, Sangkil Kim, Maurizio Bozzi, Manos Tentzeris
This paper presents a novel technology for the implementation of substrate-integrated waveguide (SIW) structures, based on a paper substrate and realized by an inkjet-printing fabrication process. The use of paper permits to implement low-cost microwave structures and components, by adopting a completely eco-friendly implementation technology. SIW structures appear particularly suitable for implem
Antenna bandwidth broadening with a negative impedance converter
Bart Nauwelaers, Frank E. van Vliet, François le Chevalier, Oluwabunmi O. Tade, Peter Gardner, Peter S. Hall
Cognitive radio (CR) has generated a lot of interest because of the promise of wide instantaneous bandwidths which will improve data rates. Current social trends suggest that CR nodes will ultimately be mobile and handheld. This produces a need for small wideband antennas. The Chu limit imposes a restriction on what is obtainable with passive matching. In this paper, it is shown how a negative imp
Hybrid antenna design for an optically powered SHF RFID transponder applicable in metals
Bart Nauwelaers, Frank E. van Vliet, François le Chevalier, Johannes Meyer, Stefan Franke, Bernd Geck, Ludger Overmeyer
This paper presents a hybrid antenna design for an optically powered super high frequency (SHF) radio frequency identification transponder applicable for the integration into metal. The key feature of the antenna is its ability to receive microwave signals at SHF for data communication and optical signals for the power supply of the transponder. The antenna design is based on a circular waveguide
A proof of concept of a non-resonant near-field microwave microscope based on a high impedance reflectometer
Bart Nauwelaers, Frank E. van Vliet, François le Chevalier, David Glay, Adelhatif El Fellahi, Tuami Lasri
In this paper, we present a non-resonant high impedance reflectometer with a reference impedance close to one of the tip probe of a near-field microwave microscope. We show that for an apex of the tip probe of 100 µm there is an optimum reference impedance close to 1 k?. To validate this approach a microwave circuit that makes use of lumped elements has been fabricated. A proof of concept is also
MRF volume 5 issue 3 Cover and Front matter
Bart Nauwelaers, Frank E. van Vliet, François le Chevalier
EuMW Special Issue
Bart Nauwelaers, Frank E. van Vliet, François le Chevalier, Bart Nauwelaers, Frank E van Vliet, François le Chevalier
Low noise amplifier for radio astronomy
David M.P. Smith, Laurens Bakker, Roel H. Witvers, Bert E.M. Woestenburg, Keith D. Palmer
A compact, microstrip, two-stage, room temperature, single-ended low noise amplifier (LNA) is designed using commercial components for Aperture Tile in Focus (APERTIF), a square kilometre array (SKA) pathfinder project. Various techniques are investigated to insert inductance between the source pad of the package and the ground plane of the printed circuit board (PCB), with the chosen design able
MRF volume 5 issue 3 Cover and Back matter
Bart Nauwelaers, Frank E. van Vliet, François le Chevalier
Achievements on circularly polarized horn-fed metallic electromagnetic band gap antenna design
Eric Arnaud, Régis Chantalat, Thierry Monediere, Emmanuel Rodes, Marc Thevenot
This paper presents a comprehensive study on the design of a 30 GHz, circularly polarized (CP), single horn-fed, metallic electromagnetic band gap (EBG) antenna. Three different approaches have been studied in order to create a 20 dBi antenna with an axial ratio (AR) lower than 1 dB over a 500 MHz bandwidth. Based on theoretical and experimental results, a conclusion is given on the best solution
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