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- 2021Single screen cross slot polarization convertors with enhanced bandwidth and frequency selective filtering performancecitations
- 2020A D-band 3D printed antennacitations
- 2020A D-band 3D-Printed Antennacitations
- 2015Millimetre wave dielectric characterisation of multilayer LTCC substratecitations
- 2012Millimeter-wave printed circuit board characterization using substrate integrated waveguide resonatorscitations
- 2010RCS CONTROL USING CASCADED CIRCULARLY POLARIZED FREQUENCY SELECTIVE SURFACES AND AN AMC STRUCTURE AS A SWITCHABLE TWIST POLARIZERcitations
- 2009A Novel Quad-Polarization Agile Patch Antennacitations
- 2009THEORY AND DESIGN OF A TUNABLE QUASI-LUMPED QUADRATURE COUPLERcitations
- 2008Design and measurement of reconfigurable millileter wave reflectarray cells with nematic liquid crystalcitations
- 2007Liquid crystal tunable mm wave frequency selective surface
- 2007Phase agile reflectarray cells based on liquid crystalscitations
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A D-band 3D printed antenna
Abstract
This paper reports the design and fabrication of a novel all-metal antenna operating in the millimeter-wave band. Based on the resonant cavity antenna (RCA) concept, the principle of antenna operation is explained, and a parametric study of several key design parameters is provided. A novel impedance matching technique is introduced to broaden the antenna return loss bandwidth. Two gain enhancement methods have been employed to achieve a more directive beam with reduced side lobes and back lobes. The D-band antenna prototypes are produced using i) all-metal printing without any post-processing; ii) dielectric printing with copper metallization applied later. Comparisons of the simulated and measured results amongst the antennas fabricated using the two additive manufacturing techniques are made. Measurement results of the two antenna prototypes show that the proposed design can achieve a 14.2% bandwidth with a maximum gain of 15.5 dBi at 135 GHz. The present work is the first D-band resonant cavity antenna fabricated using two different 3D printing methods.