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Conformal Ink-Jet Printed $ C $-Band Phased-Array Antenna Incorporating Carbon Nanotube Field-Effect Transistor Based Reconfigurable True-Time Delay LinesChen et al., 2011
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- Chen M
- Pham D
- Subbaraman H
- Lu X
- Chen R
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- IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques
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We present a conformal ink-jet printed 2-bit four-element phased-array antenna (PAA) without any lithography process. Passive and active components, such as microstrip transmission lines, phase shifters, and RF power distribution networks are all developed …
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