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    Parametric Study of Ultra-Wideband Dual Elliptically Tapered Antipodal Slot Antenna

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    Parametric study of the impedance and radiation characteristics of a dual elliptically tapered antipodal slot antenna (DETASA) is undertaken in this paper. Usually, the performance of the DETASA is sensitive to the parameters, the effects of major geometry parameters of the radiators and feeding transition of the DETASA on antenna performance are investigated across the frequency range of 1–18 GHz. The information derived from this study provides guidelines for the design and optimization of the DETASAs which are widely used for UWB applications

    New precision direction finding antenna

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    IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society, AP-S International Symposium (Digest)2794-797IAPS

    Microstrip-fed wide-band slot array with finite ground

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    IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society, AP-S International Symposium (Digest)2510-513IAPS

    LOW CROSS-POLARIZATION BROADBAND SUSPENDED PLATE ANTENNAS

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    EP1360745A1Published Applicatio

    Broadband plate antenna

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    US6317084Granted Paten

    Broadband planar antennas: design and applications

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    Miniature built-in multiple frequency band antenna

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    US6734825Granted Paten

    RF Spatial Modulation Using Antenna Arrays

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    A new method of spatial linear modulation is presented for the RF signal modulation. The constant envelope and phase modulated signals are transmitted to an antenna array and then combined in space; the linear modulation is realized at the same time. The concentric antenna pairs are applied to eliminate the mismatch of phase delay among the modulated signals from different antenna pairs. The measurement results of an RF signal around 2.45 GHz modulated by a 3.84 Mbps QPSK signal are presented. The proposed spatial modulator is able to simplify RF transmitter design and achieve highly efficient power transmission

    Performance analysis of a homodyne receiver in modulated backscattered system for intelligent transportation

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    IEEE VTS 50th Vehicular Technology Conference, VTC 1999-Fall21198-1202IVTC
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