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Design and analysis of a millimetre‐wave high gain antenna

Erfani et al., 2019

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4659660832274568951
Author
Erfani E
Safavi‐Naeini S
Tatu S
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IET Microwaves, Antennas & Propagation

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A broadband and high gain transmit array (TA) antenna, operating at 60 GHz, is proposed. To meet the design requirements of a TA antenna with polarisation‐insensitive radiation performance, an optimal multi‐layer unit cell (UC) is introduced. The dimensions of the UC …
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