2022
DOI: 10.1109/lawp.2022.3145458
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Parallel-Plate Waveguide-Feeding Structure for Planar-Connected Arrays

Abstract: A novel approach for the practical realization of the feeding lines in connected array of slots is presented. The proposed feed concept is based on a Parallel Plate Waveguide (PPW) structure and allows to simplify the unit cell design. When compared to the typical integrated coaxial feed, the PPW-based feeding structure can reduce the cost and complexity of the array, by resulting in a lower number of metal layers and by allowing for large diameter vias. Two examples of unit cell design, based on this new feed… Show more

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“…An example of array unit cell design was presented in [6] and shown in Fig. 4, which depicts a single-polarized connected slot element with ADL superstrate.…”
Section: Adls Supestrates For Wideband Antenna Arraysmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…An example of array unit cell design was presented in [6] and shown in Fig. 4, which depicts a single-polarized connected slot element with ADL superstrate.…”
Section: Adls Supestrates For Wideband Antenna Arraysmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Planar designs of wideband arrays also can benefit from ADL slabs placed above the array to improve the matching performance and the scanning capability at mm-Wave frequencies [6]. The artificial dielectrics can be used in combination with connected arrays [7] to achieve wide bandwidth over a large scan volume.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After the experimental demonstration in [13], other designs were presented in [14]- [17], based on simulations. The trend in more recent designs was to increase the number of degrees of freedom in the design of the ADLs.…”
Section: Overview Of Previous Designsmentioning
confidence: 99%