This paper gives an overview of the microstrip-antenna work at NTH (Norwegian Institute of Technology) and SINTEF DELAB, in Norway. After a description of the organizations, a brief overview of the early developments in the antenna field at NTH and SINTEF is given. The antenna-measurement facilities and CAD tools available are then described, followed by an overview of the main research activities in the field of microstrip antennas. >

Microstrip-antenna work at NTH/SINTEF DELAB

Per-Simon's rise to fame started at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim in the late 1970s. In this paper I will reflect on those years and how it may have shaped his career.

Trondheim — The launching pad for Per-Simon Kildal's extraordinary career

Per-Simon and I studied and worked together over a period of almost 15 years, first at the Technical University and later at the Electronics Laboratory in Trondheim, Norway. Here I want to share some thoughts from this time, including how the collaborative development of Soft and Hard EM surfaces came about.

Per-simon Kildal — Thoughts from our 15 years as colleagues in Trondheim

This article gives an overview of the activity in the areas of reflector antennas and feeds in Norway since 1978. The activity includes cylindrical, symmetrical, spherical, offset, single- and dual-reflectors, and primary dipole feeds, waveguide feeds, hybrid-mode feeds, lens feeds and microstrip antennas. The work has resulted in industrial applications and a number of articles in international journals.

Jon Anders Aas

Papers

Reflectors and feeds in Norway