M Arvas presented a paper on Fabry-Perot-based Directivity enhancement of Patch Antennas at 60 GHz at The Second Computational Methods and Telecommunication in Electrical Engineering and Finance Conference, Sarajevo, Bosnia.
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NOOR hosted M Chilan, a PhD student from Shahid Beheshti University (Iran), for the period Aug_18 till Feb_19. Her research work is on high frequency transistor modeling.
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M Arvas presented a paper on 60 GHz propagation at The first Computational Methods and Telecommunication in Electrical Engineering and Finance Conference, Sarajevo, Bosnia.
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NOOR and MEMS groups at Marmara visited SUNUM (Sabanci university Nano center).
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Analysis of atmospheric attenuation due to oxygen absorption of 60 GHz band signals are done. The analysis is based on a time-domain simulation model that incorporates medium dispersion properties. For this purpose, a multi-pole material dispersion model of oxygen absorption is developed based on available experimental data. The simulation algorithm is based on the ADE-FDTD technique which implements the general polarization formulation and uses the rotating boundary conditions to allow for long propagation distances. The results are useful in the prediction of propagation power loss such that methods for compensation can be devised.
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M Arvas
Channel loss in the 60 GHz communications band pose a very serious
problem for long distance links. Consequently, methods for
compensation must be developed. One way to partially overcome the
channel loss is to improve the directivity of the antenna. In this
study patch antenna design that incorporates a dielectric Fabry-Perot
resonator is done. The underlying concept is to couple the fields
of the antenna radiating edges to the fundamental mode of the dielectric
cavity. The antenna characteristics were studied using a commercial
software. Simulation results show that the Fabry-Perot coupled antenna
exhibits a high increase in the directivity without compromising antenna
bandwidth and gain.