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28 August 2001 Multiband phased array antennas for wireless communications
James J. Foshee, Raghbir S. Tahim, Kai Chang
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Abstract
Need for exchanging a wide range of information among many users in a timely manner, has resulted in a rapid expansion of frequency utilization, in addition to bandwidth expansion. High resolution video, infrared sensors, and various types of radars now are expected to be readily exchanged among users, and these users can be located on the surface, in the air and these users can be expected to be not only mobile, but highly mobile. To exchange this high volume information reliably among these many users requires a high data rate and the use of directional antennas. The use of directional antennas would also tend to reduce the possibility of interference among the users and also reduce the RF terminal power consumption requirements. This paper describes a multi-functional phased array antenna design, which can operate at either Ku-Band or Ka-Band without the need for switching or reconfiguration; and can be readily switched to provide information in an timely manner to the various users.
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James J. Foshee, Raghbir S. Tahim, and Kai Chang "Multiband phased array antennas for wireless communications", Proc. SPIE 4395, Digital Wireless Communication III, (28 August 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.438278
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KEYWORDS
Antennas

Phased arrays

Phase shifts

Signal attenuation

Receivers

Telecommunications

Ku band

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