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"Whether communications, radar, transportation, or defense drives your interest in solid-state devices at microwave and millimeter-wave frequencies, this ready reference book provides you with a useful review of quasi-optical power combining and active integrated antennas. Brought to you in one convenient volume are key reprinted papers from leading experts in microwave technology. Their valuable perspectives range from the most current advances to historical developments. Included as a special feature is an invited paper, never-before-published, which presents an overview of quasi-optical power combining by noted authority J.W. Mink and colleagues. You will discover other helpful highlighted topics such as: * Transmitting and receiving active antennas * Spatial power combining oscillators * Spatial combining amplifiers * Beam control * Active integrated antennas and quasi-optical systems * Analysis and CAD * Emerging technologies-two dimensional quasi-optics" Sponsored by: IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society.
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This chapter contains sections titled: Quasi-Optical Power Combining: A Perspective Quasi-Optical Power Combining of Solid-State Millimeter-Wave Sources Errata to Quasi-Optical Power Combining of Solid-State Millimeter-Wave Sources Transistor Oscillator and Amplifier Grids Recent Progress of Quasi-Optical Integrated Microwave and Millimeter-Wave Circuits and Components Active Integrated Antennas View full abstract»
This chapter contains sections titled: Monolithic Millimeter-Wave IMPATT Oscillator and Active Antenna Monolithic 155 GHz and 215 GHz Quasi-Optical Slot Oscillators An 18 GHz Circularly Polarized Multilayer Active Microstrip Antenna Subarray Using MMIC Amplifiers A New Active Array Module for Spatial Power Combiners and Active Antennas Broadband Electronically Tunable Planar Active Radiating Elements and Spatial Combiners Using Notch Antennas A Planar Quasi-Optical Subharmonically Pumped Mixer Characterized by Isotropic Conversion Loss A Planar Wideband 80-200 GHz Subharmonic Receiver View full abstract»
This chapter contains sections titled: A 100-MESFET Planar Grid Oscillator A 10-Watt X-Band Grid Oscillator A 16-Element Quasi-Optical FET Oscillator Power Combining Array with External Injection Locking Quasi-Optical Power-Combining Using Mutually Synchronized Oscillator Arrays Two-Dimensional Quasi-Optical Power-Combining Arrays Using Strongly Coupled Oscillators Spatial Power Combining Oscillator Based on an Extended Resonance Technique A 26-MESFET Spatial Power-Combining Oscillator A 16-Element Tunnel Diode Grid Oscillator View full abstract»
This chapter contains sections titled: A 100-Element HBT Grid Amplifier 44-GHz Monolithic Plane Wave Amplifiers A Two-Stage Spatial Amplifier with Hard Horn Feeds Quasi-Optical Amplifier Array Using Direct Integration of MMICs and 50 Multi-Slot Antennas High-Power Hybrid Quasi-Optical Ka-Band Amplifier Design A 75 GHz to 115 GHz Quasi-Optical Amplifier Planar Lens Amplifier One- and Two-Stage Spatial Amplifiers Toward Standard Figures-of-Merit for Spatial and Quasi-Optical Power-Combined Arrays View full abstract»
This chapter contains sections titled: Millimeter-Wave Diode-Grid Frequency Doubler Monolithic Quasi-Optical Frequency Tripler Array with 5-W Output Power at 99 GHz A 100-Element Planar Schottky Diode Grid Mixer Lens-Coupled Imaging Arrays for the Millimeter- and Submillimeter-Wave Regions Millimeter-Wave Diode-Grid Phase Shifters A New Phase-Shifterless Beam-Scanning Technique Using Arrays of Coupled Oscillators An Active Phased Array with Optical Input and Beam-Scanning Capability View full abstract»
This chapter contains sections titled: Low Cost and Compact Active Integrated Antenna Transceiver for System Applications A Microwave Non-Contact Identification Transponder Using Subharmonic Interrogation Cascaded Active and Passive Quasi-Optical Grids View full abstract»
This chapter contains sections titled: Full-Wave Analysis of Quasi-Optical Structures A Generalized Scattering Matrix Approach for Analysis of Quasi-Optical Grids and De-Embedding of Device Parameters A Generalized Analysis for Grid Oscillator Design Inter-Injection-Locked Oscillators for Power Combining and Phased Arrays Experiments on Injection Locking of Active Antenna Elements for Active Phased Arrays and Spatial Power Combiners Measurement and Modeling of Radiative Coupling in Oscillator Arrays Nonlinear Analysis of Phase Relationships in Quasi-Optical Oscillator Arrays Mode Analysis and Stabilization of a Spatial Power Combining Array with Strongly Coupled Oscillators FDTD Analysis of an Active Antenna Three-Dimensional FDTD Analysis of Quasi-Optical Arrays Using Floquet Boundary Conditions and Berenger's PML View full abstract»
This chapter contains sections titled: A Hybrid Dielectric Slab-Beam Waveguide for the Sub-Millimeter Wave Region A Dielectric Slab Waveguide with Four Planar Power Amplifiers A 10-Element Active Lens Amplifier on a Dielectric Slab View full abstract»
"Whether communications, radar, transportation, or defense drives your interest in solid-state devices at microwave and millimeter-wave frequencies, this ready reference book provides you with a useful review of quasi-optical power combining and active integrated antennas. Brought to you in one convenient volume are key reprinted papers from leading experts in microwave technology. Their valuable perspectives range from the most current advances to historical developments. Included as a special feature is an invited paper, never-before-published, which presents an overview of quasi-optical power combining by noted authority J.W. Mink and colleagues. You will discover other helpful highlighted topics such as: * Transmitting and receiving active antennas * Spatial power combining oscillators * Spatial combining amplifiers * Beam control * Active integrated antennas and quasi-optical systems * Analysis and CAD * Emerging technologies-two dimensional quasi-optics" Sponsored by: IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society. View full abstract»
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