Although we would like to deliver wireless broadband services everywhere, the underlying physics makes it inherently complicated. This talk will explain the fundamentals of this new technology from a signal processing perspective.
This talk will introduce the concepts of metasurfaces and the technology of metasurface-based lenses at microwave bands. It will describe the recent progress in the research and development of microwave metasurface lens antennas with designs examples.
This talk will describe some of our recent results on developing fundamentally new terahertz electronic/optoelectronic components and imaging/spectrometry architectures to mitigate performance limitations of existing terahertz systems.
This talk will review the benefits of using nanostructured metal wire meshes, impossible to resolve by the naked eye, which can be fabricated for large area products and flexible devices in roll-to-roll fashion.
This presentation will take the audience through historical achievements of resonant cavity antenna technology, giving emphasis to breakthroughs in the last 20 years up to a recent method of steering its beam continuously in 2D (i.e., azimuth and elevation).
A one-day workshop presenting talks by Distinguished Lecturers from IEEE AP-S, IEEE MTT-S, IEEE EMC-S and IEEE GRS-S along with opportunities for the audience to interact with the DLs in relaxed interactive networking sessions.