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Integrated active antennas and spatial power combining
Julio A. Navarro,Kai Chang +1 more
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Integrated Antennas with Passive Solid-State Devices and Beam Steering for Active Antenna Arrays and Spatial Power Combiners.Abstract:
Oscillators and Synchronization. Antennas and Arrays. Power Combining. Integrated and Active Antenna Testing. Active Antennas: Early Work Before 1987. Active Microstrip Patch Antennas and Power Combining. Integrated and Active Grids. Endfire Notches and Other Slotline Active Antennas. Integrated and Active Inverted Stripline Antennas and Other Active Antenna Configurations. Integrated Antennas with Passive Solid-State Devices. Beam Steering for Active Antenna Arrays and Spatial Power Combiners. Index.read more
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