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RWS 2021: San Diego, CA, USA
- IEEE Radio and Wireless Symposium, RWS 2021, San Diego, CA, USA, January 17-22, 2021. IEEE 2021, ISBN 978-1-7281-8062-5
- Mohammadreza Ranjbar Naeini, Daniel van der Weide:
3D-printed High-Directivity H-plane Horn Antenna with High Front-to-back Ratio Using Soft and Hard Walls. 1-3 - Carlos R. Mejias-Morillo, Sam Leblanc, Eduardo A. Rojas-Nastrucci:
A Gain-Reconfigurable and Frequency-Beam-Steerable Additively Manufactured Antenna. 4-7 - Tuan Tang, G. R. Branner, Hung Tran, B. Preetham Kumar:
Generalized Technique for Radiation Pattern Modeling of Multibeam Conformal Patch Array Antennas. 8-10 - Qianyi Li, Ting-Yen Shih:
Non-Foster Matching Circuit Synthesis Using Artificial Neural Networks. 11-13 - Saeideh Shad, Hani Mehrpouyan:
Wideband Beam-Steerable Cylindrical Lens Antenna with Compact Integrated Feed Elements. 14-17 - Gregor Lasser:
A Compact, Single-Supply, DC to 30 GHz GaAs Active Input Match MMIC. 18-21 - Hatem Ghaleb, Ali Ferschischi, Niko Joram, Frank Ellinger:
A 60-GHz Receiver Frontend With Gain-Linearity Tuning for FMCW Radar Applications. 22-25 - Kun-Da Chu, Jacques Christophe Rudell:
A Mm-Wave Gm-Assisted Transformer-Based Matching Network 2x2 Phased-Array Receiver for 5G Communication and Radar Systems. 26-28 - Soheil Nouri, Samir M. El-Ghazaly:
Comprehensive Physics-Based Model for Millimeterwave Transistors. 29-31 - M. Ghanevati, Tim R. LaRocca, M. Trippett:
Noise Cancelling LNAs for Millimeter Wave Applications. 32-35 - Ghanshyam Mishra
, Satish K. Sharma:
Ka-Band Offset Spherical Reflector Antenna Fed by Dual-CP Horn Array with Switched Multiple-Beams. 36-38 - Prabhat Baniya, Kathleen L. Melde
Switched Beam SIW Horn Arrays at 60 GHz for 360° Chip-to-Chip Communications. 39-42 - Farshid Tamjid, Tsotne Kvelashvili, Özlem Kilic
An Anti-Interference System for Stationary and Moving Interferers. 43-45 - Ali A. Farid
Dynamic Range Requirements of Digital vs. RF and Tiled Beamforming in mm-Wave Massive MIMO. 46-48 - Dipon K. Biswas, Ifana Mahbub:
A Low-Power Duty-Cycled Impulse-Radio Ultrawideband (IR-UWB) Transmitter with Bandwidth and Frequency Reconfigurability Scheme Designed in 180 nm CMOS Process. 49-52 - Daniel Schrüfer, Jürgen Röber, Artur Schwarzkopf, Thomas Rabenstein, Timo Mai, Robert Weigel:
A Low-Power Integrating and Sampling Demodulator for 3-5 GHz IR-UWB Applications. 53-56 - Yanlu Wang, Muh-Dey Wei, Renato Negra:
System-level Performance Analysis of High-Data-Rate Frequency-to-Amplitude Converter based CPFSK Transceiver at 60 GHz. 57-59 - Andy Fung, James Hoffman, Lorene Samoska, Mary Soria, Alejandro Peralta, Seth Sin, Robert Lin, Michael Tsai, Chun-Sik Chae, Shannon T. Brown, Sidharth Misra, Eastwood Im, Shuoqi Chen, Yu Cao:
Gallium Nitride Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuits for Compact Ka-Band Earth Science Remote Sensing Frontends. 60-63 - Aniello Franzese, Mohamed Hussein Eissa, Dietmar Kissinger, Andrea Malignaggi:
Vector Modulator Phase Shifters in 130-nm SiGe BiCMOS Technology for 5G Applications. 64-66 - Daniel Sommer, Nicholas Moline, Eduardo A. Rojas-Nastrucci:
A Radio-Frequency-Based Propellant Slosh Sensor for Spacecraft Tanks. 67-69 - Wael A. Ahmad
Experimental Evaluation of Millimeter-Wave FMCW Radar Ranging Precision. 70-72 - Daniel Rodriguez, Jing Wang, Changzhi Li:
Spoofing Attacks to Radar Motion Sensors with Portable RF Devices. 73-75 - Marcelo M. Alves, Matheus D'Eça Torquato de Melo, Lauro Rodrigo Gomes da Silva Lourenço Novo, Luiz Henrique Alves de Medeiros, Marcelo S. Coutinho, Douglas Contente Pimentel Barbosa, R. G. M. dos Santos, V. L. Tarragô, Henrique Baptista Duffles Teixeira Lott Neto, Paulo Henrique Ramalho Pereira Gama:
A novel iterative method to estimate the soil complex permittivity from measurement and simulation modeling. 76-79 - Yoshimi Fujii, Tetsuya Iye, Kensuke Tsuda, Akihiro Tanibayashi:
28GHz Cooperative Digital Beamforming for 5G Advanced System on an SDR Platform. 80-82 - Yujia Wang, Scott R. Velazquez:
Dyadic Allpass Notch Filter Architecture and Design. 83-86 - Chen Liu, Hector A. Gonzalez
Phase-based Doppler Disambiguation in TDM and BPM MIMO FMCW Radars. 87-90 - Fumiya Yamagishi, Yoshifumi Matsusaki, Tomohiro Shimazaki, Takayuki Nakagawa, Naohiko Iai:
Distortion Compensation Method on SC-FDE Modulation using for 42-GHz band UHDTV Wireless Camera. 91-93 - Bulent Sen:
On the BER Analysis of OFDM Receivers Against Phase Noise Imperfections. 94-97 - Tagleorge Marques Silveira
RFID Tattoo for COVID-19 Temperature Measuring. 98-100 - Kazuki Arai, Kaili Wang, Toshiya Mitomo, Makoto Higaki, Kohei Onizuka:
A Tile-based 8×8 Triangular Grid Array Beamformer for 5.7 GHz Microwave Power Transmission. 101-104 - Ryan Chapman, Marlin Prince, Hongzhi Guo:
BER Analysis and Optimization of Direct Antenna Modulation for Magnetic Induction Communication. 105-107 - Kentaro Matsuura, Daisuke Kobuchi
Communication-Less Receiver-Side Resonant Frequency Tuning Method for Magnetically Coupled Wireless Power Transfer Systems. 108-111 - Richard Fischbacher, Lukas Görtschacher, Erich Merlin, Ulrich Mühlmann, Franz Amtmann, Peter Priller
EC Model for WPT and NFC Systems Interoperability Analysis. 112-115 - Muhammad Hamza, Mutee Ur Rehman, Arslan Riaz, Zaki Maqsood, Wasif Tanveer Khan:
Hybrid Dual Band Radio Frequency and Solar Energy Harvesting System for Making Battery-less Sensing Nodes. 116-118 - Naoto Tsumachi, Takeo Ohseki, Kosuke Yamazaki:
Base Station Selection Method for RAT-Dependent TDOA Positioning in Mobile Network. 119-122 - Muhammad Naeem Tahir, Marcos Katz, Urooj Rashid:
Analysis of VANET Wireless Networking Technologies in Realistic Environments. 123-125 - Akihiro Tatsuta, Yasunori Shimazaki, Teppei Emura, Takuya Asada, Taichi Hamabe:
Throughput Performance Prediction Approach for Wi-Fi Site Surveys. 126-129 - Fábio D. L. Coutinho
Towards the Flexible and Efficient Implementation of the 5G-NR RAN Physical Layer. 130-132 - Lin Cheng, Bernardo A. Huberman, Mu Xu:
Portfolio Theory in Millimeter-Wave Coordinated Multi-Point Transmission. 133-136 - Fernando Rodriguez-Morales, Ben Brown, Austin Sutton, Ming Leu, Frank Liou, Sean Garrison, J. Ambrose Wolf:
Additively Manufactured Interdigital Filters for Ultra-Wideband Radar. 137-140 - Maoyu Fan, Kaijun Song, Li Yang
Balanced-Circuit-Based Dual-Band Bandpass Filter With Symmetrical Reflectionless Behavior. 141-143 - Barron Stephanson, Robert H. Caverly:
Impact of Surface Effects on RF Switching PIN Diodes. 144-146 - Ki R. Shin, Kim Eilert:
Lumped Element High Precision X-Band Bandpass Filter with Through Silicon Via (TSV) Integrated Passive Device (IPD) Technology. 147-150 - Mohammed Mahdi, Hossam Tork, Ayman A. Eltager, Mohammad Darwish
X-Band Transmitter Leakage Canceller for FMCW Radar Applications. 151-153 - Alper Schultze, Sven Wittig, Wilhelm Keusgen:
Spatially Resolved Multi-Transmitter Ka-Band Channel Measurements for Receiver Localization. 154-157 - Chenming Zhou, Nicholas W. Damiano:
Wireless Channel and Electromagnetic Environments for Through-the-earth (TTE) Communications in an Underground Coal Mine. 158-160 - Ekaterina Kunakovskaya, A. Çagri Ulusoy:
A Reflection Type Phase Shifter for Reconfigurable Reflectarrays at 240 GHz. 161-163 - Dongwei Wang, Matthias Nickel, Peter Schumacher, Ersin Polat, Henning Tesmer, Rolf Jakoby, Holger Maune:
A Planar Quasi Yagi-Uda Antenna Designed For Liquid Crystal Based End-Fire Phased Arrays. 164-167 - Shane Stein, Max Robbins, Pramod Reddy
UV illumination effects on AlGaN/GaN HEMTs for tunable RF oscillators. 168-170 - Carl Heine, Vincent Lammert, Vadim Issakov
A Wireless 60 GHz Data Link using a Phasor Rotator Based Costas Loop. 171-174
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