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The Materials Map is an open tool for improving networking and interdisciplinary exchange within materials research. It enables cross-database search for cooperation and network partners and discovering of the research landscape.

The dashboard provides detailed information about the selected scientist, e.g. publications. The dashboard can be filtered and shows the relationship to co-authors in different diagrams. In addition, a link is provided to find contact information.

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  • 2022Wideband Microstrip to 3-D-Printed Air-Filled Waveguide Transition Using a Radiation Probe10citations
  • 2022Test tube dedicated microwave liquid dielectric sensor for non-contact properties change monitoring and material characterization with tube exchange capability8citations
  • 2021Broadband Permittivity and Permeability Extraction of 3-D-Printed Magneto-Dielectric Substrates17citations
  • 2013Miniaturized coupled-line directional coupler designed with the use of photoimageable Thick-Film technologycitations

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Auricchio, F.
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Silvestri, L.
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Sorocki, J.
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Alaimo, G.
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Bozzi, M.
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  • Auricchio, F.
  • Silvestri, L.
  • Sorocki, J.
  • Alaimo, G.
  • Bozzi, M.
  • Marconi, S.
  • Delmonte, N.
  • Wincza, K.
  • Gruszczynski, S.
  • Słoma, Marcin
  • Kaminski, P.
  • Slomian, I.
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Miniaturized coupled-line directional coupler designed with the use of photoimageable Thick-Film technology

  • Piekarz, I.
  • Sorocki, J.
  • Wincza, K.
  • Gruszczynski, S.
  • Słoma, Marcin
  • Kaminski, P.
  • Slomian, I.
Abstract

<p>A quarterwave-long coupled-line single-section directional coupler has been developed using the combination of Phtoimageable Thick-Film technology and Laminate technology in an asymmetric dielectric structure. In order to obtain a significant miniaturization of the directional coupler, a high permittivity thin dielectric film between coupled lines has been used. Such an approach allows achieving compact size of the designed circuit, especially at the lower frequency ranges. The presented approach has been verified by the electromagnetic simulations and measurements of a 3-dB single-section coupled-line directional coupler operating at the center frequency f<sub>0</sub> = 1 GHz. © 2013 CriMiCo'2013 Organising Committee, CrSTC.</p>

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