A self-complementary antenna for WLAN and WiMAX applications using traditional molding skills and techniques

Maeda, Atsushi; Haga, T.; Watanabe, Yoshiteru; Abe, Yuichi

doi:10.23919/icep.2017.7939368

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“…7). [8] As mentioned above, the decoration molding technology in this paper has a lot of integration process compared with ordinary mold technology. Because there is a lot of integration, it is not easy to commoditize, and as a result, differentiation from ordinary die molding technology is realized.…”

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Application of Die Molding Technology to Antenna Development

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2017

Transactions of The Japan Institute of Electronics Packaging

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In this paper, as a result of reviewing the conventional mold design process from the viewpoint of the design architecture, it was found that the design of the antennas can be familiar to mold designers because both the die design and the antenna design adopt integral design process, where the design is studied and a feed back is given back to the design. Therefore, decoration molding technology which is one of the applications of die designing technology is very effective for antenna design.

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