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Giuseppe Vecchi
Researcher at Polytechnic University of Turin
Publications - 388
Citations - 4495
Giuseppe Vecchi is an academic researcher from Polytechnic University of Turin. The author has contributed to research in topics: Antenna (radio) & Integral equation. The author has an hindex of 31, co-authored 380 publications receiving 3959 citations. Previous affiliations of Giuseppe Vecchi include Instituto Politécnico Nacional & École nationale supérieure des télécommunications de Bretagne.
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Bends and Mode Filters in Oversized Rectangular Waveguide for the ITER relevant LHCD system
Silvio Ceccuzzi,S. Meschino,Francesco Mirizzi,Lara Pajewski,Giuseppe Schettini,J.H. Belo,G. Berger By,Ph. Cara,A. Cardinali,C. Castaldo,R. Cesario,J. Decker,Lena Delpech,A. Ekedahl,J. Garcia,P. Garibaldi,M. Goniche,D. Guilhem,Julien Hillairet,Frederic Imbeaux,Jia Hua,Y. Lausenaz,Riccardo Maggiora,R. Magne,L. Marfisi,Daniele Milanesio,Won Namkung,L. Panaccione,Y. Peysson,A. Saille,M. Schneider,O. Tudisco,Giuseppe Vecchi,R. Villari,Karl Vulliez,Y. Wu,Q. Zeng +36 more
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PO synthetic function based on spectral domain sampling for the treatment of EM scattering from large flat surfaces
TL;DR: In this paper, a numerical approach based on PO-based synthetic functions has been proposed, which differs from methods already presented [3] because of the selection process of the generating (both homogeneous and inhomogenous) plane waves.
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Automatic Optimization of Multichip RFID Tags
Yuanhe Xiong,Stefano Caizzone,Cecilia Occhiuzzi,Gaetano Marrocco,Giuseppe Vecchi,Mario Orefice +5 more
TL;DR: The automatic optimization is proposed of the passive RF part of RFID, with special attention to multi-chip tags, and to the novel concept of RFIDs grids, using a Genetic Algorithm-based optimization and an efficient electromagnetic problem parameterization and solution strategy.
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Analysis of LH Launcher Arrays (Like the ITER One) Using the TOPLHA Code
TL;DR: The TOPLHA (Torino Polytechnic Lower Hybrid Antenna) code as mentioned in this paper is an innovative tool for the 3D/1D simulation of Lower Hybrid (LH) antennas, accounting for realistic 3D waveguides geometry and for accurate 1D plasma models.