2002
DOI: 10.1109/22.982217
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Photo-injection p-i-n diode switch for high-power RF switching

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“…One option to compensate for path loss is to increase the transmit power, which is not always possible due to power consumption considerations and eye-safety regulations. In [2,3], a nondirected non-LOS architecture based upon utilization of an angle-diversity receiver and a multibeam transmitter has been reported. An angle-diversity receiver utilizes multiple receiving elements that are oriented in different directions.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…One option to compensate for path loss is to increase the transmit power, which is not always possible due to power consumption considerations and eye-safety regulations. In [2,3], a nondirected non-LOS architecture based upon utilization of an angle-diversity receiver and a multibeam transmitter has been reported. An angle-diversity receiver utilizes multiple receiving elements that are oriented in different directions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Intensive research in this field led to the demonstration of various microwave devices using the photoconductivity effect. In recent years, CW-or quasi-CW mode optically controlled microwave devices have also been an area of growing interest for novel devices, such as optically reconfigurable antenna arrays [3,4]. However, adverse influences are observed in the CW-mode operations.…”
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“…Unfortunately, this assumption can hardly be held in practical scenarios. RF switches are developed to control "on-out" state of the transmit antenna with high-speed [8]. Therefore, we design a switched antenna array to simulate linear motion of the transmit antenna with high-speed in this paper.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%