2024-03-29T05:39:49Z
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/1
2014-11-21T14:44:31Z
AES14:AES14:GEN1
cam 3u
"141014 2014 eng "
dc
Electromagnetic Interactions in 2H and 4He Atomic Nuclei
Bernard Schaeffer; Independent
Nuclear physics
Electromagnetic interactions, Coulomb, Maxwell
Coulomb-Maxwell interactions exist in all nuclei. A proton attracts a not so neu- tral neutron as amber attracts small neutral objects. The atomic nuclei have magnetic moments that interact as mag- nets. In this paper, the electromagnetic potential energies of the deuteron 2H and the alpha particle 4He are calculated statically, using only electromagnetic fundamental laws and constants.
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2014-10-14 14:15:57
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/4
2014-10-16T02:25:03Z
AES14:AES14:GEN6
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"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Preparation and characterization of zinc oxide nanoparticles
Kitsakorn Locharoenrat; Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Bangkok 10520
Metal; Nanoparticles; Semiconductor
Zinc oxide nanoparticles are prepared using the pulsed laser ablation of the zinc metal target immersed in a solution of sodium dodecyl sulfate. The absorbance of the well prepared nanopartilces with the laser fluence dependent shows the single abd sharp peak around 375 nm indicating that the nanoparticles have a narrow size with almost spherical shape.
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2014-10-16 02:25:03
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2014-10-21T06:55:50Z
AES14:AES14:SP1
cam 3u
"141021 2014 eng "
dc
Plasmonic properties of Au@Pd nanorods
Kitsakorn Locharoenrat; Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Bangkok 10520
Pattareeya Kittidachachan
Bimetal; Nanorods, Plasmon
We report plasmonic properties of palladium-coated gold nanorods. Two characteristic plasmon bands of the nanorods have been detected. One at 525 nm is dependent of Pd-shell thickness and a dielectric index of medium. Another one at 820-860 nm shows a band shift with changes Pd-shell thickness and dielectric environment. This study indicates a new way for tuning the photo-catalytic performance of nanorods and for using them in bio-/chemical-sensor.
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2014-10-21 06:55:50
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/8
2014-10-16T01:29:39Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
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"141016 2014 eng "
dc
UWB Printed Monopole Antenna with Dual Band-Notched Characteristic at WLAN and X-Band Communication Frequency
Xiaomu Hu; Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Wenhu Yang; Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Shuhui Yu; Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Rong Sun; Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Dual band-notched; UWB; WLAN; X-Band satellite communication; Printed patch antenna
A new kind of planar ultra-wideband (UWB) patch antenna with dual band-notched characteristics was proposed and analyzed. A folded slots and a dipole-like slot were etched out on the antenna patch to provide dual band-notched characteristic. The measured return loss of the antenna is lower than 10dB in 3.2-9.2GHz and has a dual band-notched characteristic at WLAN band and X-Band frequency respectively. Good agreement between the simulation and measurment is observed.
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Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology
2014-10-16 01:29:39
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/10
2014-10-16T02:08:06Z
AES14:AES14:GEN5
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Generation of Multiple Excitons in Ag2S Quantum Dots: Single High-Energy versus Multiple-Photon Excitation
Jingya Sun; Solar & Photovoltaics Engineering Research Center (SPERC), King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)
Weili Yu
Anwar Usman
Tayirjan T. Isimjan
Silvano DGobbo
Erkki Alarousu
Kazuhiro Takanabe
Omar F. Mohammed
Physics
photophysics; quantum dots
We explored the carrier multiplications generated by single high-energy and multiple photon absorption in Ag2S quantum dots (QDs) using femtosecond broadband transient absorption spectroscopy.
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2014-10-16 02:08:06
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/14
2014-09-16T19:14:18Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
cam 3u
"140916 2014 eng "
dc
Capacity analysis of antenna arrays with various transmitting angles
Shu-Han Liao; Institute forInformation Industry
Chien-Ching Chiu; Tamkang University
Su-Ei Wu; Tamkang University
This paper focuses on the research of channel capacity of Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) system with different transmitting angles in straight tunnels. The channel capacities of MIMO Long Term Evolution (MIMO-LTE) system using spatial and polar antenna arrays by different transmitting angles are computed. Numerical results show that, The channel capacity for transmitting angle at 15 degrees is largest compared to the other angles in the tunnels.
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2014-09-16 19:14:18
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/16
2014-10-16T10:06:29Z
AES14:AES14:SP2
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Magneto-Electric Effect for Multiferroic Heterostructures by Monte Carlo Simulation
Zidong Wang; The University of Auckland
Malcolm J. Grimson
Physics
Magneto-electric Effect; Multi-ferroics; Heisenberg Model; Monte Carlo Simulation;
Magneto-electric effect in a multiferroic heterostructure thin film has been investigated through the use of Monte Carlo simulations. The classical anisotropic Heisenberg model used consists of the interaction energy, the uniaxial anisotropic energy, and the Zeeman energy. The purpose of this article is to demonstrate the dynamic response of polarization is driven by an external magnetic field, when there is a linear magneto-electric coupling between the ferromagnetic and ferroelectric components.
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2014-10-16 10:06:29
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/17
2014-10-16T02:26:14Z
AES14:AES14:GEN6
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
A Zero –Index Metamaterial Superstrate for Patch Antenna Gain Enhancement
Chaker Mohsen Saleh; <p>Telecommunication signal and systems Laboratory</p><p>Amar Telidji University Laghout Algeria</p>
Djallal Eddine Bensafieddine; <p>Telecommunication Signal and systems Laboratory</p><p>Amar Teledji University Laghouat Algeria</p>
Elmamoun Mohammed Laamari; <p>Telecommunacation Signal and Systems Laboratory</p><p>Amar Teledji University Laghouat Algeria</p><p>Â </p>
Mouloud Bouzouad; <p>Telecommunication signal and systems</p><p>Amar Teledji University Laghouat Algeria</p>
system electronic-telecommunications
zero index; metamaterial; patch antenna; Gain Enhancement
The objective of this paper is to use a zero refractive index (n) metamaterial as single or double layer superstrate suspended above a microstrip patch antenna (MPA), operating at 43 GHz, This metamaterial property allows gathering radiated waves from the antenna and collimates them towards the superstrate normal direction. The proposed design improves the antenna gain by 5.1 dB with single-layer superpstrate, and 7 dB with double-layer superstrate.
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Telecommunications, Signal and Systems Laboratory unversity of UATL Algeria
2014-10-16 02:26:14
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/19
2014-11-21T14:21:22Z
AES14:AES14:SP2
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Carbon Nanotubes (CNTs): A Computational Modeling of Electronic Properties
Katya Marinova Simeonova; Institute of Mechanics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
Engineering
carbon nanotubes, electronic properties, computational model
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) discovered, by S. Iijima, possess extraordinary physic-mechanical,  etc. properties. The aim of the work,is as follows: to develop a computational model for study of the effects of different parameters on the electronic properties of (CNTs). Numerical algorithms and numerical FORTRAN programs, designed by authors, have been used.  Ggraphics, reflecting dependencies the effects of these parameters obtained. Comparison between these results and experimental data in literature shows a very good agreement. Â
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2014-10-16 10:07:23
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2014-10-16T01:30:37Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Recent Development of Millimeter-Wave Bi-CMOS Multi-Band Amplifiers
Cuong Huynh
Jaeyoung Lee
Cam Nguyen; Texas A&M University
Electrical Engineering
Power amplifier, low-noise amplifier, multiband amplifier, RF, microwave, millimeter-wave, RFIC
Recent developments of millimeter-wave BiCMOS multiband amplifiers including 0.18-µm SiGe BiCMOS concurrent dual-band power amplifier (PA) and tri-band low-noise amplifier (LNA) are presented. The PA can work in concurrent dual-band mode at 25.5 and 37 GHz as well as single-band mode at 25.5 or 37 GHz. In the dual-band mode, the measured maximum output power is 13 and 9.5 dBm at 25.5 and 37 GHz, respectively, and the total maximum PAE is 7.1 %. The LNA operates concurrently around 13/24/35 GHz and achieves power gain of 22.4/23.7/20.2 dB at 13.5/24/35 GHz, respectively
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2014-10-16 01:30:37
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/22
2014-10-21T05:55:42Z
AES14:AES14:SP8
cam 3u
"141021 2014 eng "
dc
Electromagnetic scattering from a gyrotropic anisotropic sphere in an off-axis obliquely incident Gaussian beam
Yingying Tian; Institute of Antenna and Microwaves, Hangzhou Dianzi University, Hangzhou 310018, China
Youlin Geng; Institute of Antenna and Microwaves, Hangzhou Dianzi University, Hangzhou 310018, China
electromagnetics
An analytical solution to the scattering of an off-axis Gaussian beam obliquely incident by a gyrotropic anisotropic sphere is obtained in the particle-centered system. Â The correctness of the theory is verified by comparing our numerical results with the results that the plane wave scattering by a gyrotropic anisotropic sphere.
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2014-10-21 05:55:42
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/25
2014-10-16T02:09:55Z
AES14:AES14:GEN5
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Adaptive Optical Control in Disordered Medium
Wen-cheng Chang
Hsin-yao Chou
Yu Huang
Shugang Liu
Chinjung Chuang; Department of Opto-electronic Engineering, National Dong Hwa University, Hualien, 97401 Taiwan
Physics;Engineering;Optics
Opaque media; Focusing; Algorithm
Materials such as teeth, milk or human tissue are opaque. We have shown that coherent light can be focused through them and the principle can be applied in therapy. The two different optimization algorithms are programed. To approach the actual situation, we add a noise to the algorithms. By adaptive light control, more than 2 orders enhancement are demostrated.
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2014-10-16 02:09:55
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/27
2014-11-11T16:36:48Z
AES14:AES14:GEN5
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
A Wireless Image Transmission System Based on Visible Light Communication
Guowei Mao; GUILIN UNIVERSITY OF ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY
Mingsong Chen
Yonghui Wang
According to the characteristics of visible light communication (VLC), inverse pulse position modulation (IPPM) has been adopted for the LED used as a lighting source and communication part in the VLC system. The practical need of the visible light communication can be satisfy as the IPPM has higher average transmit power and lower slot error rate. IPPM coding implementation is relatively simple, while the decoding synchronization is difficult to achieve.
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2014-10-16 02:12:04
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/28
2014-10-16T01:47:12Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
A Sierpinski Fractal Tag Antenna for RFID Applications
Yanzhong Yu; College of Physics & Information Engineering, Quanzhou Normal University, Fujian, 362000, China
Xianhui Li
Xiaoying Wei
Engineering
Tag Antenna; Sierpinski Fractal; Match Loop
A design of Sierpinski fractal tag antenna at 2.45 GHz with match loop is presented in this paper. The Sierpinski fractal technology is employed to miniaturize the dimensions of tag antenna. And in order to realize impedance conjugate matching between tag antenna and chip, a match loop is introduced to tune flexibly the input impedance of tag antenna.
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The work was supported by the Fujian Province Education Department under grant JK2012040, the National Project of Innovative Entrepreneurship of Undergraduate (201310399002), and the Key Discipline of Electronic Science and Technology.
2014-10-16 01:47:12
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/28
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2014-10-16T12:26:08Z
AES14:AES14:SP4
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"141016 2014 eng "
dc
A Design of UHF-RFID Reader Antenna with Circular Polarization
Yanzhong Yu; College of Physics & Information Engineering, Quanzhou Normal University, Fujian, 362000, China
Zhengbao Rao
Min Hu
Engineering
Ultra-High Frequency (UHF), Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), Reader Antenna, Circularly Polarized (CP).
A UHF-RFID reader antenna with circular polarization is designed in the present paper. In order to achieve the requirements of RFID reader applications, three measures are adopted. First way is to use a modified Minkowski fractal as radiating element for compacting dimension and broadening bandwidth. The second is to utilize the square truncation to obtain the circular polarization. In order to promote the gain of the proposed antenna, the slot-opened technology is employed lastly.
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This work was supported by Fujian Province Education Department under grant JK2012040, the National Project of Innovative Entrepreneurship of Undergraduate (201310399002), and the Key Discipline of Electronic Science and Technology.
2014-10-16 12:26:09
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2014-10-21T05:57:34Z
AES14:AES14:SP8
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"141021 2014 eng "
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An ultra-wideband monopole antenna achieved by using metamaterial cladding with an I-shaped structure array in S/C-band
Yan N. Jiang; Key Laboratory of Cognitive Radio and Information Processing(Guilin University of Electronic Technology), Ministry of Education
Wen C. Zhang; Key Laboratory of Cognitive Radio and Information Processing(Guilin University of Electronic Technology), Ministry of Education
Wei P. Cao; Key Laboratory of Cognitive Radio and Information Processing(Guilin University of Electronic Technology), Ministry of Education
Jiao Wang; Key Laboratory of Cognitive Radio and Information Processing(Guilin University of Electronic Technology), Ministry of Education
monopole antenna; ultra-wideband (UWB); metamaterial (MM) cladding; I-shaped structure (ISS)
A design of UWB antenna with a monopole antenna surrounded by an ISS array is proposed in S/C band. By embedding the monopole in a single cylindrical metamaterial cladding with negative epsilon, the impedance match bandwidth is improved by nearly five times (about 1.98–5.80 GHz) compared to that without cladding. The simulations show the gain of UWB antenna is about 4.6–6.2 dB and with stable radiation patterns. A good agreement between the simulations and measurements validates the design.
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2014-10-21 05:57:34
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/30
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2014-10-16T09:52:24Z
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Analysis of GPR Antenna System Above Ground
Ji Ma; Institute of Electronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Guangyou Fang; <strong><em>Chinese Academy of Sciences</em></strong>
Yicai Ji; Chinese Academy of Sciences
We demonstrate an analysis of a ground penetrating radar (GPR) antenna system by using Wavenology EM, which is an efficient electromagnetic wave simulator. The system includes three identical half ellipse antennas: one is used for transmission, and the other two are for reception. Our investigations show that the antenna system has good radiation characteristics both in frequency and time domain. Furthermore, the ground effects on the antenna performance are taken into account by the FDTD method using adaptive mesh.
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2014-10-16 09:52:24
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2014-10-16T02:27:15Z
AES14:AES14:GEN6
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"141016 2014 eng "
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Mimicking electromagnetically induced transparency in integrated plasmonics with radiative and subradiant resonators
Ting Wang; Centre for Terahertz Research,China Jiliang University
Yusheng Zhang
Zhi Hong
Zhanghua Han
We propose the use of radiative and subradiant resonators coupled to a metal-insulator-metal waveguide to represent the three-level energy diagram in conventional atomic systems and demonstrate a new realization of on-chip plasmonic analogue of electromagnetically-induced transparency (EIT) in integrated plasmonics. Numerical simulation results demonstrate well-pronounced intermediate transmission peak through the bus waveguide and also show that the EIT effect can be easily controlled by the relative position of the two Fabry-Perot resonators.
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2014-10-16 02:27:15
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2014-10-21T06:00:17Z
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"141021 2014 eng "
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Analytical solution to electromagnetic scattering by a gyrotropic anistropic spherical shell
Youlin Geng; Hangzhou Dianzi University
Engineering
Electromagnetic scattering
Based on the spherical vector wave functions in gyrotropic anisotropic medium, and the first and second first and second Bessel function satisfying the same different equation and recursive formula. Electromagnetic fields in gyrotropic medium can be obtained, and with the continue boundary condition in the surface of a gyrotropic spherical shell, a plane wave scattering by a gyrotropic spherical shell is derived. Some numerical results are given in the end of this paper.
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National Natural Science Foundation of China
2014-10-21 06:00:18
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2014-11-21T14:22:32Z
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Dual-frequency Impedance Transformers Including Parallel-connected Lines for Frequency –dependent Complex Loads
Chenwei Cui; Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing, 210016, China
Yun Liu
Weijun Xu; <strong></strong><strong> </strong><strong></strong>
Xiyang Miu
Yao Chen
In this letter a novel dual-frequency impedance transformer for frequency-dependent complex load is proposed. In the impedance transformer two microstrip lines are parallel connected for achieving an input admittance whose real part is Y0 at two frequencies, a shunt stub is then connected for compensating the imaginary part of the input admittance at the two frequencies. Theoretical analysis of the impedance transformer is given and the circuit parameters are extracted with the aid of a genetic algorithm.
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2014-10-16 01:48:26
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2014-10-16T02:13:05Z
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Anomalous optical forces on radially anisotropic nanowires
H. L. Chen; Soochow University
Lei Gao; Soochow University
We establish full-wave electromagnetic scattering theory to study radially anisotropic nanowire. In certain conditions, the theoretical predictions can be derived that the electromagnetic scattering includes non-Rayleigh vanishing and diverging. Therefore, the anisotropic nanowires can be hardly visible or exhibit superscattering. Based on the condition, we will have further research about the optical forces.
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2014-10-16 02:13:05
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2014-10-16T01:49:52Z
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Dual-Band Circularly Polarized Rectangular Slot Antenna
Tao Zhou; Hangzhou Dianzi University
Mian Pan
Hua-Jie Ke
Zhi-Hua Dong
Guo-Hua Liu
Hai-Jun Gao
Jin-Cai Wen
Zhi-Qun Cheng
Ling-ling Sun
Physics
Dual-band; Circularly polarized; Slot antenna
A coplanar waveguide fed dual-band circularly polarized rectangular slot antenna is presented. The circular polarization is generated by the S-shaped monopole which controls the path of the surface currents. A prototype is fabricated on a FR4 substrate with dielectric constant 4.4 . The proposed antenna achieves a 10 dB return loss bandwidth of 2.27-2.81 GHz and 4.94-6.08 GHz respectively. It also exhibits a 3 dB axial ratio bandwidth of 2.39-2.98 GHz and 5.42-5.92 GHz.
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2014-10-16 01:49:52
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2014-10-21T06:32:41Z
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"141021 2014 eng "
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Studying the CPML absorbing boundary condition in FDTD method modeling the TEM response
Yan N. Jiang; Key Laboratory of Cognitive Radio and Information Processing(Guilin University of Electronic Technology), Ministry of Education
Wen Liu; Key Laboratory of Cognitive Radio and Information Processing(Guilin University of Electronic Technology), Ministry of Education
Jiao Wang; Key Laboratory of Cognitive Radio and Information Processing(Guilin University of Electronic Technology), Ministry of Education
transient electromagnetic method (TEM); finite-difference time-domain (FDTD); convolutional PML (CPML) absorbing boundary condition (ABC)
In FDTD modeling transient electromagnetic response, Dirichlet boundary condition is generally used. Hence, very large modeling region is required, and the computation amount increases rapidly. Considering the field approaching the dc limit at late times, magnetic field divergence equation must be incorporated explicitly and the CPML ABC is proposed to raise forward efficiency. It specially derives the CPML formulation dealing with the divergence equation explicitly. The proposed scheme was validated by the numerical results.
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2014-10-21 06:32:41
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/44
2014-10-21T06:35:42Z
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"141021 2014 eng "
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Broadland low-loss and small units left-handed metamaterials composed of slotted“工â€shaped
Huai-Jing Dong; Hangzhou Dianzi University
Youlin Geng; Hangzhou Dianzi University
Zheng-Rui He; Hangzhou Dianzi University
Engineering
Left-handed metamaterials, slotted “工â€shaped
A method of designing a single side left-handed structure based on the integration of electric resonator and magnetic resonator is proposed.The left-handed units are formed by slotted “工â€shaped placed on one side of the substrate, and then make them arranged in periodic structures. Software simulation shows that the left-handed structure exhibits negative effective permittivity and permeability simultaneously in a frequency range from 8.65 GHz to 14.17 GHz.
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2014-10-21 06:35:42
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2014-10-21T06:37:14Z
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"141021 2014 eng "
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Scattering of cylindrical vector beams by a multilayered sphere
Renxian Li; School of Physics and Optoelectronic Engineering, Xidian University
Chunying Ding
Ruiping Yang
The scattering of a cylindrical vector beam by a multilay-ered sphere is investigated. An analytical formula for thecalculation of beam shape coefficients of a cylindrical vec-tor beam is first derived using Integral Localized Approx-imation. After the verification of beam shape coefficientsby the comparison of the reconstructed field and the origi-nal field obtained from the definition, the far-field scatteredintensity is evaluated, and the rainbow produced by cylin-drical vector beams is also studied.
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2014-10-21 06:37:14
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/46
2014-10-16T02:14:40Z
AES14:AES14:GEN5
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"141016 2014 eng "
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Low-Light Detection: Learning from Mammalian Evolution
Xuan Thanh Hoang; Singapore–MIT Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART) Centre, Singapore 138602, Singapore
Sara Nicole Nagelberg; <div class="page" title="Page 1"><div class="layoutArea"><div class="column"><p><span>Department of Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139, USA </span></p></div></div></div>
Wensheng Chen; <p><!--StartFragment-->Singapore--MIT Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART) Centre, Singapore 138602, Singapore<!--EndFragment--></p><p><!--StartFragment-->Department of Mechanical Engineering, National University of Singapore, Singapore 117575 , S
Mathias Kolle; Department of Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139, USA
George Barbastathis; <p>Department of Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139, USA</p><p>Singapore–MIT Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART) Centre, Singapore 138602, Singapore</p><p> </p>
Physics; Engineering; Mathematics
Electromagnetics; Scattering; MicroLenses
We present optical properties of a two-layer sphere with different configurations which mimic the nuclear architecture of photoreceptor cells in retinas of nocturnal and diurnal mammals. We show that the concen- tric sphere can act like a lens with a high numerical aperture and focus light into an ultralong photonic jet. Our analytical model of light scattering by the concentric sphere is applicable to a beam with any state of polarization, such as linear, circular, radial, azimuthal polarization.
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2014-10-16 02:14:40
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/48
2014-10-16T01:51:57Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
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"141016 2014 eng "
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Miniaturized coupled-fed printed antenna for WWAN/WLAN/WiMAX communication
Yi Chen Song; Hangzhou Dianzi University, Information Engineering School
Jiang Sheng Zhou; Jiang Nan Electronic and Communication Research Institute
Yun Long Lu; Ningbo University, College of Information Science and Engineering
Physics; Engineering
Miniaturized, printed antenna, multi-band
A miniaturized coupled-fed printed antenna for multi-band communication is presented. The antenna consists of a long radiation strip, a short circuited inductive shorting strip, and a coupling strip. By using the capacitive excitation of the coupling strip, the long radiating strip with the shorting strip can generate a wide lower band, and the coupling strip can form a wide upper band. The antenna is suitable to be disposed on a small no-ground board space of the system circuit board.
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2014-10-16 01:51:57
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2014-10-19T15:47:02Z
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"141019 2014 eng "
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A Polynomial Interpolation Method of MoM Matrices for Analyzing Multilayer Structure in Frequency Sweeping
Zhenlei Wang; Southeast University
Wei-Dong Li; Southeast University
Zhe Song; Southeast University
Zhang-Cheng Hao; Southeast University
Impedance matrix, multilayer Green function, dominant phase term, frequency sample optimization
A polynomial interpolation method is presented for accelerating impedance MoM matrix filling in frequency sweeping from multilayer structure. In this method, frequency samples are expressed into analytical forms in terms of roots of Chebyshev polynomial, for enhancing the interpolation accuracy. The interpolated matrix element is a product of the normalized frequency and the remaining part after factoring out the dominant phase term from the original matrix element so that its frequency behavior can be captured by polynomial.Numerical examples show the accurate solutions over frequency band.
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2014-10-19 15:47:02
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/53
2014-10-16T01:08:01Z
AES14:AES14:GEN1
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"141016 2014 eng "
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The Calculation of Irregularities scattering and Delay Power Spectrum in Mid-latitude Es Layer
Qi Cheng; School of Physics and Optoelectronic Engineering,xidian university
Lixin Guo
Jiangting Li
Long He
A new method is adopted to simulate the delay power spectrum of irregularities’ multipath scattering in the ionosphere .We establish a mathematical model of irregularities’ multipath scattering by a geometric model of irregularities scattering along the ionosphere’s field ,then we analyzes the impact of electron density and electromagnetic wave propagation distance of irregularities in the ionosphere to multi-path delay.
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2014-10-16 01:08:01
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2014-10-16T01:09:40Z
AES14:AES14:GEN1
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"141016 2014 eng "
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Analysis of the EM Wave Propagation Characteristic in the Time Varying Plasma Sheath
Jiangting Li; School of Physics and Optoelectronic Engineering, Xidian University,xidian university
Lixin Guo
Qi Cheng
Wei Chen
By solving NS equations with AUSM format, the flow field of blunt cone model is simulated, the electron density distributions in plasma sheath at different flight speeds are obtained. Time domain and frequency domain characteristics of electromagnetic wave are calculated through this time varying plasma sheath using FDTD method based on time.
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2014-10-16 01:09:40
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2014-10-16T01:11:29Z
AES14:AES14:GEN1
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"141016 2014 eng "
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Analysis of Electromagnetic Wave Propagation in Plasma Sheath when Reentry into Atmosphere
Wei Chen; School of Physics and Optoelectronic Engineering, Xidian University
Lixin Guo
Jiangting Li
Linjing Guo
One-dimensional inhomogeneous plasma sheath properties are analyzed by using the FDTD algorithm. calculate the  calculation of ttransmission coefficient of the inhomogeneous plasma sheath and also discuss the behavior of  EM wave in the sheath. At last, Analyses the characteristics  when the EM wave through the plasma sheath and give the time domain and frequency domain graph. The simulating results can provide a way to solve the blackout problem.
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The National Science Foundation of China
2014-10-16 01:11:29
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/56
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/57
2014-12-04T17:55:27Z
AES14:AES14:GEN5
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"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Negative Induced Absorption by the Thermoradiation Treatments of Laser Phospate Glasses Containing Alternative Valence Ions
F. K. Bekmurodov
A. N. Salakhitdinov; Tashkent University
N. S. Saydirasulov
G. G. Primova
The ability of using oxygen-containing glassas as metamaterial for quantum electronics, radiation dosimeter and computer technology are aimed us to logical continue of works concerning an obtaining industrial glasses with a negative induced absorption due to  thermoradiation influence. Â
AES14
2014-10-16 02:16:24
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/57
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/58
2014-10-16T02:28:18Z
AES14:AES14:GEN6
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"141016 2014 eng "
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EM diode based on two inversely configured non-reciprocal gyromagnetic gratings
Zhen Li; School of Electronic Science and Engineering, Nanjing University
Rui-Xin Wu; <span>School of Electronic Science and Engineering, Nanjing University</span>
Qing-Bo Li; School of Electronic Science and Engineering, Nanjing University
In this work, we proposed a new type ofElectromagnetic (EM) diode based on non-reciprocal gyro-magnetic rods gratings and explained its unidirectional behavior by geometric optics. The grating is a line array of gyro-magnetic rods, it could reflect or steering the EM beam like negative refraction with different applied magnetic field or different injecting angle. The two gratings are reversely biased by different magnetic field and arranged asymmetrically. We demonstrated unidirectional transmission could be realized in this structure.
AES14
2014-10-16 02:28:18
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/58
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/60
2014-10-21T06:40:30Z
AES14:AES14:SP8
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"141021 2014 eng "
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Study of UPML absorbing boundary condition for the five-step LOD-FDTD method
Li-Xia Yan
Feng Xue Jian; Department of Communication Engineering, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang 212013, China
In this paper, the uniaxial anisotropic perfectly matched layer (UPML) absorbing boundary condition in unconditionally stable five-step locally one-dimensional finite-difference time-domain (LOD5-FDTD) method are deduced, and optimized parameters of the UPML absorbing boundary condition are obtained by computing the radiation field of a point dipole. The results show that five-step LOD-FDTD method is more computational efficiency as compared with alternating direction implicit finite-difference time-domain (ADI-FDTD) method. In addition, target field phase distribution of a sinusoidal source is analyzed.
AES14
2014-10-21 06:40:30
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/60
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/62
2014-10-21T06:42:23Z
AES14:AES14:SP8
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"141021 2014 eng "
dc
An efficient implementation of NPML for truncating anisotropic media
Lijuan Shi; School of Science, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, China
Lixia Yang; <html />
Zhichao Cai; <html />
In this paper, an efficient implementation of the modified nearly perfectly matched layer (NPML) absorbing boundary conditions (ABCs) for truncating anisotropic media is presented. The primary advantage of the proposed formulation is the simplicity in the FDTD implementations. Numerical results show that the presented scheme has good absorbing performance for anisotropic mediums.Â
AES14
2014-10-21 06:42:23
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/62
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/63
2014-10-16T02:29:36Z
AES14:AES14:GEN6
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Non-reciprocal composite right/left-handed transmission line on ferrite YIG
Tao Zhou; Hangzhou Dianzi University
Martine Le Berre
Francis Calmon
Guo Hua Liu
Zhi Hua Dong
Hua Jie Ke
Zhiqun Cheng
Lingling Sun
Metamaterials, CRLH
Non-reciprocal, CRLH, Metamaterials, Ferrite
The modelling of composite right/left-handed transmission line and the corresponding theory have been studied. Then a parametric study of this components on ferrite has been driven. Both experimental and simulated scattering parameters are shown, and the corresponding propagation constants are given, that enables to identify the different frequency bands: left-handed band, right-handed band and bandgap. This non-reciprocal metamaterials has potential to be used in radio frequency integrated circuits.
AES14
2014-10-16 02:29:36
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/63
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/65
2014-11-06T22:21:20Z
AES14:AES14:SP3
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Tunable Coplanar Waveguide Fed Ultra Wideband Terahertz Monopole Antenna Based on Graphene
Tao Zhou; Hangzhou Dianzi University
Xing Qin
Hua-jie Ke
Zhi-Hua Dong
Mian Pan
Guo-Hua Liu
Hai-Jun Gao
Jin-Cai Wen
Zhiqun Cheng
Ling-Ling Sun
Physics
Terahertz antenna, Graphene, UWB
We propose the concept and design of a CPW-fed tunable ultra wideband terahertz monopole antenna based on graphene sheet. The surface conductivity of graphene sheet under different chemical potential is studied systematically, the frequency-reconfiguration of the antenna under different chemical potential  is studied. The proposed antenna has a characteristic of dynamic ultra wideband frequency-reconfiguration, low reflection coefficient, good omnidirectional radiation pattern and easy integration.
AES14
2014-10-16 13:38:07
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/65
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/66
2014-11-21T14:23:37Z
AES14:AES14:GEN5
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Scintillation index of laser echo in double slant atmosphere turbulence
Rui Jia; College of Physics and Optoelectronics, Taiyuan University of Technology
Hongyan Wei; College of Physics and Optoelectronics, Taiyuan University of Technology
Dongmei Cai; College of Physics and Optoelectronics, Taiyuan University of Technology
Aiping Zhai; College of Physics and Optoelectronics, Taiyuan University of Technology
Hongjian Zhang; College of Physics and Optoelectronics, Taiyuan University of Technology
Zhenjun Li; College of Physics and Optoelectronics, Taiyuan University of Technology
Physics
Atmospheric optics; Scintillation index; Outer scale; Estimation formula; Inner scale
The estimation formula of the outer scale and the turbulence structure constant model which both are dependent on altitude are used to derive the expression of the on-axis scintillation index of the laser propagating in round trip through the slant atmosphere. Numerical analysis demonstrates that the turbulence intensity determines whether the inner scale or the outer scale affects more. Finally, suitable parameters are provided for applications of atmospheric optics by analyzing the relationship between the scintillation index and various parameters, such as the wavelength, the target altitude and the inner scale.
AES14
Natural Science Foundation of Shanxi Province, China (Grant No. 2013011006-3)
2014-10-16 02:18:31
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/66
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/67
2014-10-21T06:57:45Z
AES14:AES14:SP4
cam 3u
"141021 2014 eng "
dc
Dual Frequency Reflectarray Using Square Ring with Four Branches
Tao Zhou; Hangzhou Dianzi University
Xi-Wang Dai
Zhi-Hua Dong
Mian Pan
Guo-Hua Liu
Hua-Jie Ke
Hai-Jun Gao
Jin-Cai Wen
Zhi-Qun Cheng
Ling-Ling Su
Physics
Reflectarray; Dual-band; Square Ring with Four Branches
A novel reflectarray, based on square ring with four branches, is proposed for dual frequency operation. It shows a dual-band characteristic due to the change of the current distribution. A crossed-dipole is applied on the front of cell element for adjusting the phase of reflection coefficient. The reflectarray can control reflected beams independently at dual frequencies with different polarizations. Prototypes of this reflectarray are present and studied, which validate the effectiveness of the reflectarray.
AES14
2014-10-21 06:57:45
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/67
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/68
2014-10-13T15:35:16Z
AES14:AES14:GEN7
cam 3u
"141013 2014 eng "
dc
Hybrid TDOA and AOA Localization using Weighted Least Square via RSS
Jungkeun Oh; Sungkyunkwan University
Kyunghyun Lee; <strong><em></em></strong>
Wooram Lee
Kwanho You
In this paper, we propose an estimation technique based on hybrid time differential-of-arrival (TDOA) and angle-of-arrival (AOA) that allows the application of weighted least squares (WLS). The accuracy of localization is a very significant problem since the measurement data can be affected by environmental noise.
AES14
2014-10-13 15:35:16
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/68
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/70
2014-11-21T14:25:39Z
AES14:AES14:GEN6
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"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Photonic topological states in uniaxial metacrystal waveguides
Jianwen Dong; Sun Yat-sen University
Wen-Jie Chen
Xiao-Dong Chen
Physcics; Optics; Materials;
topological photonics; spin-filter; robust transport
Photonic topological states have been put forward to cope with the problem of disorder. Here, we experimentally realized photonic topological insulator constructed by non-resonant meta-atoms sandwiched between two metallic plates. Two distinct topological phases have different spin Chern numbers. Gapless spin-filtered edge states were demonstrated by measuring the magnitude and phase of the fields. Robust transport of the edge states is also observed when an obstacle is introduced near the edge.
AES14
NSFC, 973, ...
2014-10-16 02:30:42
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/70
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/73
2014-10-16T01:57:06Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
A Wide-Band Wide-Coverage Printed Dipole Antenna for Spectrum Monitoring Applications
Yufeng Yu; No. 36 Research Institute of CETC
Xiaoyi He
Yufeng Wang
A Wide-band wide-coverage dipole printed antenna is developed in this paper. A parasitic dipole is introduced above the driven dipole to broaden the impedance bandwidth and stabilize the radiation patterns. Simulated results show that the antenna achieves a bandwidth of 96%, in which VSWR is below 3, broadside gain is around 7.8 dBi and HPBW is wider than 91°.
AES14
2014-10-16 01:57:06
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/73
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/74
2014-10-16T01:58:13Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Modeling of square SRR and its characterization by Nicholson-Weir-Ross (NWR) Method
Ridha Salhi; Innov’COM Laboratory, Sup’Com, Tunisia
Mondher Laabidi
Fethi Choubani
This paper present a modeling of Split Ring Resonator(SRR) through an equivalent circuit model, we compare the result obtained by an equivalent circuit model with numerical simulation to valid the model. Then we use the Nicholson-Ross-Weir (NRW) method to extract the effective parameters of SRR.
AES14
2014-10-16 01:58:13
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/74
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/75
2014-10-13T15:37:20Z
AES14:AES14:GEN7
cam 3u
"141013 2014 eng "
dc
RDOA based Emitter Localization using Constrained Least Square Algorithm under NLOS Environment
Kyunghyun Lee
Jungkeun Oh; Sungkyunkwan University
Kwanho You
In this paper, we apply Kalman filter and constrained least square (CLS) algorithm for compensating these noises. With the proposed two algorithms, we can confirm high accuracy for localization. A simulation demonstrates the performance of our proposed algorithm. Â
AES14
2014-10-13 15:37:20
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/75
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/76
2014-11-21T14:26:49Z
AES14:AES14:SP4
cam 3u
"141021 2014 eng "
dc
Advanced acceleration techniques for full-wave analysis of electrically large arrays based on Method of Moments
Mauro Bandinelli
Mirko Bercigli
Martin Ding
Giancarlo Guida; IDS Corporation Computational Electromagnetic Laboratory
Enginnering
antenna array
Full-wave modelling of electrically large antenna arrays has been one of the most challenging tasks for standard numerical techniques. Integral Equation (IE)approach is fully appropriate for the analysis of complex antenna systems. Nevertheless it is well known that standard techniques are limited by the computational efforts This paper reviews recent developments in the frame of advanced acceleration algorithms for MoM based full-wave solver.
AES14
2014-10-21 06:59:17
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/76
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/77
2014-10-16T09:51:00Z
AES14:AES14:GEN7
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"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Seismic Wave Measurement using Laser Interferometer
Eunhwan Oh
Wooram Lee
Minwoo Lim
Kwanho You
In this paper, we propose a seismic signal measurement method using laser interferometer. The laser interferometer is very effective in the measurement of ultra-precision displacement. However, some error factors disturb an accuracy measurement. To enhance the accuracy in length measurement, we use the adaptive fading Kalman filter. A modified energy ratio (MER) is method used to calculate the distance of epicenter. We prove the performance of the proposed seismic measurement method through some simulations.
AES14
2014-10-16 09:51:00
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/77
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/78
2014-11-21T14:27:42Z
AES14:AES14:GEN1
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Study on the prediction theory and algorithm of LF ground wave propagation characteristics under water
Lili Zhou; Shaanxi University of Science and Technology
Zhonglin Mu
Yurong Pu
Xiaoli Xi
The prediction theory and algorithm of Loran-C signals propagation characteristics under water are studied. In the model, the wave signals first propagate along the land-sea surface, and then propagate into the water from the air. Both of the dispersion effects of the pulse signals propagation along the earth surface and in the water are considered. Compared to the traditional algorithms, the prediction results of the new algorithm are more accurate.
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2014-10-16 01:13:02
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/78
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/79
2014-11-21T14:28:28Z
AES14:AES14:GEN3
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"141016 2014 eng "
dc
A Stable Implicit Solution for TM Scattering Using Time-Domain Electric-Field Integral Equations
Qiang Wang
Lixin Guo
An accurate and stable solution is presented to obtain transverse magnetic (TM) scattering from arbitrarily shaped two-dimensional conducting objects. The solution employs an implicit method combined with the time averaging scheme to solve the time-domain electric-field integral equation (TD-EFIE). The accuracy and stability of this method are demonstrated by comparing the numerical results obtained from inverse discrete Fourier transform (IDFT) techniques.
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2014-10-16 01:15:06
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/79
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/80
2014-10-16T01:59:37Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
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"141016 2014 eng "
dc
A Novel Compact Microwave Dual-Band Bandpass Filter Using Stub-Loaded Resonators
Bin You; Circuits and Systems Key Laboratory of the Ministry of Education, Hangzhou Dianzi University
Long Chen; Circuits and Systems Key Laboratory of the Ministry of Education, Hangzhou Dianzi University
Xuan Wen; Nokia Solutions and Networks System Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd
A novel compact microwave dual-band bandpass filter using stub-loaded resonators (SLR) is presented. The proposed dual-band filter comprises two dual-mode single band filters using common input/output lines. Each single band filter comprises a SLR. By tuning the length of main line or stub-loaded line of the resonator, either the passband center frequency or the fractional bandwidth can be easily controlled and designed independently.
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Zhejiang Province Natural Science Foundation of China under grant LY14F010020 and the Oversea Returnee Research Project Fund.
2014-10-16 01:59:37
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/80
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/82
2014-10-16T09:56:08Z
AES14:AES14:GEN9
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Application of LTSpice in Communication Electronic Circuit Course and Experiment Training
Guohua Liu; <p>School of Electronic and Information, Hangzhou Dianzi University, Hangzhou, China</p>
Zhiqun Cheng; <p>School of Electronic and Information, Hangzhou Dianzi University, Hangzhou, China</p>
Tao Zhou; <strong></strong>
Huajie Ke
Zhihua Dong
Education
With the development of information computer technology, new Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools are applied in college courses teaching.
AES14
2014-10-16 09:56:08
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/82
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/83
2014-10-21T05:46:33Z
AES14:AES14:SP7
cam 3u
"141021 2014 eng "
dc
A Compact Circularly-Polarized Patch Antenna With Dual-band For GNSS Applications
Hailong Yang; Xi'an University of Technology
Xiaoli Xi; Xi'an University of Technology
Zhongguo Song; Xi'an University of Technology
Jiangfan Liu; Xi'an University of Technology
Xiaomin Shi
A Compact Circularly-Polarized (CP) Patch antenna is designed and simulated in this paper. This compact dual-band antenna is designed for GPS, GLONASS, BDS-2 and GALILEO. A Stacked Patch is employed for the dual-band. The CP operation is achieved by an unequal cross-slot and dual-feed embedded in the patch. The antenna has and a small size of 50mm* 50mm. Analysis and design are conducted with Ansoft HFSS. Simulation results are presented and discussed.
AES14
2014-10-21 05:46:33
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/83
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/84
2014-11-07T01:35:53Z
AES14:AES14:GEN6
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Topology-induced strong diamagnetic response of hollow structured metals at broadband microwave frequencies
Shahzad Anwar
Sucheng Li
Shuo Li
Qian Duan
Weixin Lu
Bo Hou; Soochow University, China
We introduce a deep subwavelength aperture with fractal shape and without loading high-index dielectric to the structured metallic plate, and show a strong diamagnetic response.
AES14
2014-10-16 02:31:58
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/84
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/86
2014-10-16T02:20:28Z
AES14:AES14:GEN5
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Fabry-Perot interference of Terahertz Pulse radiation
Fa Tian
Sucheng Li
Weixin Lu; College of Physics, Optoelectronics and Energy,Soochow University, Suzhou 215006, China
Bo Hou
Physcis
Terahertz;Propagation
In this summary we show the setup of a THz-TDS system in our new laboratory, Wave Functional Materials Lab. The transmission of a THz pulse radiation is shown in a semiconductor thin film. The Fabry-Perot interference is demonstrated in this ultrathin film by the THz pulse radiation. The theory calculations coincide with the experimental results.
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2014-10-16 02:20:28
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/86
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/download/86/243
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/87
2014-10-16T02:21:27Z
AES14:AES14:GEN5
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Results of the optical measurements using the stand for protection from pulsed electromagnetic interference of accelerators
Ivan Ivanovich Dolgov; “Ivan Dolgov Laboratory†LLC (“IDL†LLC)
P. I. Dolgov
V. M. Isaev
The results of stands approbation for optical measurements under exposure of electron accelerators with nanosecond duration and accompanying pulsed broadband electromagnetic interference.
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2014-10-16 02:21:27
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/87
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/89
2014-10-23T08:15:50Z
AES14:AES14:GEN8
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Internal Homogenization of Biological Tissues for SAR Calculation
Hulusi Acikgoz; KTO Karatay University
Engineering
Electromagnetics; SAR Calculation; Homogenization
In this paper, the internal homogenization method is introduced to determine the effective physical properties (permittivity and conductivity) of biological tissues. This method is performed on a 2D child head model obtained from MRI data. The results are compared with those given by the original model where all tissues (4 tissues) are considered. It has been seen that the internal homogenization method allows reducing the computational time with a good accuracy.
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2014-10-16 09:54:47
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/89
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/90
2014-10-16T02:00:53Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
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"141016 2014 eng "
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A Radome Used for Circular Polarized Antenna Array
Xing Jiang; <p class="Author">Guilin University of Electronic Technology</p>
Yingchao Huang; Guilin University of Electronic Technology
A novel radome used for circularly polarized conformal antenna array in the C-band (4.5-5.1GHz) is presented in this paper. The structure of the radome is hemi-spherical and B- sandwich type. In order to study the influence of the radome, the antenna performances including axial-ratio, side lobe level, main beam direction and the 3 dB angular width were analyzed.The simulation result shows that the antenna with the radome has reached the following guidelines: the axial ratio is lower than 3 dB, the 3 dB angular width is lager than 55 degrees, the side lobe level is lower than -10 dB and the deflection of main beam direction is smaller than 5 degrees.
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2014-10-16 02:00:53
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/90
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/91
2014-11-21T14:29:32Z
AES14:AES14:SP8
cam 3u
"141021 2014 eng "
dc
Propagation in and scattering from a zero refractive index metamaterial
Hu Xiaojuan; China University of Mining and Technology
Lu Zhaolin
Physics
Electromagnetics; FDTD; Propagation; Scattering
In this paper, a lossy, dispersive Drude medium model is used for all of the finite difference time domain (FDTD) simulations.
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supported by“the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(2010QNA43)“
2014-10-21 06:44:35
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/91
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/92
2014-10-16T01:02:41Z
AES14:AES14:GEN0
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Circuit emulator of meminductor based on memristor
Guohua Liu; School of Electronic and Information, Hangzhou Dianzi University, Hangzhou, China
Zhiqun Cheng; School of Electronic and Information, Hangzhou Dianzi University, Hangzhou, China
Tao Zhou
Huajie Ke
Zhihua Dong
A meminductor circuit emulator utilizing a flux-controlled tunneling memristor is proposed. It imitates the behavior of a current-controlled meminductor. The memristor used in the emulator is designed by normal electronic devices and is measured in laboratory. The emulator is built from off-the-shelf electronic components. The SPICE simulation outputs of the emulator are consistent with the numerical results. The meminductor emulator provides an alternative solution of meminductor model in real circuits.
AES14
2014-10-16 01:02:41
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/92
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/93
2014-10-16T02:32:53Z
AES14:AES14:GEN6
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Efficient and broadband Terahertz plasmonic absorbers with highly doped Si as the plasmonic material
Yusheng Zhang
Zhanghua Han
Physics;Terahertz
The design of efficient and broadband Terahertz plasmonic absorbers with highly doped Si as the plasmonic material is proposed and the performance of these absorbers are numerically investigated. The plasmonic properties of highly doped Si are first analyzed, based on which resonant plasmonic structures consisting of HDSi-SiO2-HDSi are presented. Numerical results demonstrate that these structures exhibit high absorption in the terahertz frequencies with large bandwidth and tenability.
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National Natural Science Foundation of China
2014-10-16 02:32:53
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/93
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/94
2014-11-21T18:36:48Z
AES14:AES14:SP7
cam 3u
"141021 2014 eng "
dc
Plasma Sheath Multipath analysis and Its Effect on GNSS Navigation
Yongxing Du
Xiaoli Xi; Xi'an University of Technology
Zhongguo Song
Liu Jiangfan
When hypersonic vehicle reenters the Earth’s atmosphere, the plasma sheath will be generated by its collision with ambient air that would affect Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS). Besides the attenuation on the signal energy, the multipath effect between the plasma sheath and the vehicle surface is also a serious factor The multipath of the plasma sheath is analyzed by finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method combined with further signal processing
AES14
2014-10-21 05:47:26
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/94
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/95
2014-10-21T05:48:25Z
AES14:AES14:SP7
cam 3u
"141021 2014 eng "
dc
The Effects of Plasma Sheath on GPS Signal reception and Positioning Performance
Zhongguo Song
Xiaoli Xi; Xi'an University of Technology
Jiangfan Liu
Yongxing Du
electromagnetism;navigation
Plasma sheath; Transmission function; GNSS; Carrier-to-noise ratio; Positioning accuracy
Plasma sheath can potentially degrade Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) through signal attenuation as wellas increased amplitude or phase noise when a hypersonic vehicle reenters the Earth’s atmosphere. This paper proposes an estimation method for equivalent transmission function ofthe plasma sheath with stratified model. The effects of the plasma sheath on GPS signal reception and positioning performance are examined, such as carrier-to-noise ratio(CNR) and positioning error. Simulation and experimental results are presented and discussed, supporting the validityof the analytical method proposed.
AES14
2014-10-21 05:48:25
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/95
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/96
2014-10-16T02:01:49Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Triplexers based on coupled resonators: design and comparision of two different topologies
Lidiane da Silva Araújo Costa; Universidade Federal de Pernambuco
Antonio Jeronimo Belfort de Oliveira
Triplexeres; coupling coefficients; external quality factors
This paper presents results of computer simulations of two triplexers with 9 resonators each one, conceived in two different topologies. Results show that the triplexer with 6 resonators presents lower performance than the one with 3 as for the reflection and insertion losses and isolation between their output ports. Results were obtained by optimizing the coupling coefficient matrix using the a Gradient based Method.
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UFPE
2014-10-16 02:01:49
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/96
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/98
2014-10-16T02:02:53Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Design of broadband circularly polarized microstrip antenna
Xing Jiang
Jinhong Yan; Guilin University of Electronic Technology
A broadband circularly polarized microstrip antenna which coupled by dual elliptical slot is presented. Two open stubs are embedded in the feedline to realize the proposed circularly polarized antenna. By removing of two rectangular slits from the ground plane, the return loss bandwidth is noticeably increased. Multi-layer structure is used, and the CP performance is improved by increasing the size of reflector.
AES14
2014-10-16 02:02:53
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/98
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/99
2014-12-02T22:42:19Z
AES14:AES14:GEN6
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Influence of Complementary Split Ring Resonator Parameters in Microstrip Patch Antenna Characteristics for Ultra Wideband Application
Isaac Tavares da Silva; Federal Rural University of Semi-Arid
Humberto D. de Andrade
José L. da Silva
André P. Fernandes Neto
Humberto C. C. Fernandes
Engineering - Applied Electromagnetism
Metamaterials; Microstrip Patch Antenna; UWB Application
This paper has the objective of study the influence of complementary split ring resonator dimensions in an UWB microstrip patch antenna. The  capacitive effect could be observed and an antenna with an effective frequency range filter could be achieved to prevent 802.11a and 802.11n interference, as part of X band frequency. The way in which the current density acts at the device is also presented as the radiation pattern of all devices projected.
AES14
Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel (CAPES)
2014-10-16 02:33:54
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/99
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/103
2014-10-16T06:50:48Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Wideband Circularly-Polarized Smart-Skin Microstrip Antenna
Mingtao Tan; University of Electronic Science and Technology of China
Bing-Zhong Wang
Engineering
Antennas
This paper presents a novel wideband circularly-polarized smart-skin antenna.The smart skin is an organic honeycomb sandwich structure.When the antenna is embedded in honeycomb sandwich structure, smart-skin antenna is formed. Electromagnetic simulation shows that the proposed smart-skin antenna has a good impedance match and circular polarization performances around 20GHz.
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National Natural Science Foundation of China
2014-10-16 02:04:08
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/103
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/106
2014-10-21T07:00:26Z
AES14:AES14:SP2
cam 3u
"141021 2014 eng "
dc
Efficient methods for macroscopic magnetization simulation described by the assembly of simplified domain structure models
Tetsuji Matsuo; Kyoto University
Tomohiro Nakamura; Kyoto University
Shumpei Ito; Kyoto University
Takeshi Mifune; Kyoto University
Chikara Kaido; Kitakyushu National College of Technology
Physics
Magnetic domain; multiscale; macroscopic model
This article presents two methods for the fast computation of macroscopic magnetization model called assembled domain structure model. First, an efficient method for computing the demagnetizing field is proposed. Secondly, a direct searching method of equilibrium point is developed, which greatly reduce the computation time.
AES14
2014-10-21 07:00:26
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/106
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/107
2014-10-21T05:49:16Z
AES14:AES14:SP7
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"141021 2014 eng "
dc
An Efficient Macromodeling Methodology for Transient Simulation of Signal Integrity Problems
Ashish Sarvaiya; Government Engineering College, Bhavnagar
Sanjeev Gupta
Engineering;Education
This paper proposes an efficient macromodeling methodology for transient simulation of Signal Integrity (SI) problems. A Finite Integration Technique and Vector Fitting Method is used here. Resulting pole residue macromodel is directly embedded into HSPICE or compatible circuit solvers. A systematic macromodeling methodology is discussed and a simple procedure of embedding the macromodel into circuit solver is described. Single ended via connected with two microstrip lines example show the validity of the proposed methodology.
AES14
2014-10-21 05:49:16
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/107
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/108
2014-10-16T02:05:25Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
A Low-Profile and Tightly-Coupled Microstrip Array with Wide-Angle Scanning Performance Based on Time Reversal Synthesis Method
Ren Wang; Institute of Applied Physics, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China
Bing-Zhong Wang; Institute of Applied Physics, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China
Xiao Ding; Institute of Applied Physics, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China
Ya-Qing Wen; Institute of Applied Physics, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China
Physics; Electronics; Microwave; Antenna
Low profile; Tightly-coupled; Microstrip array; Wide-angle scanning; Time reversal synthesis method
A low-profile and tightly-coupled microstrip array with wide-angle scanning performance based on time reversal synthesis method is proposed. The profile of the antenna is only 0.03λ and the distance between elements is 0.25λ. The excitation signals of the array are determined with time reversal synthesis method. The main lobe of the array can scan from -73° to +73° with a directivity fluctuation less than 3 dB. The time reversal synthesis method can be used to optimize tightly-coupled array efficiently.
AES14
2014-10-16 02:05:25
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/108
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/113
2014-10-21T05:50:19Z
AES14:AES14:SP7
cam 3u
"141021 2014 eng "
dc
An Effective CFS-PML Implementation for 2-D WLP-FDTD Method
Yun Fang
Jiang-Fan Liu
Xiaoli Xi; Xi'an University of Technology
computational electromagnetics
Complex frequency shifted (CFS), perfectly matched layer (PML), Weighted Laguerre polynomials (WLPs), finite difference time-domain (FDTD)
An unsplit-field and stretched coordinate (SC) based complex frequency shifted perfectly matched layer (CFS-PML) is presented for the two-dimensional (2-D) Weighted Laguerre polynomials finite-difference time-domain (WLP-FDTD). To verify the proposed method, we compare the results of the CFS-PML with the results of the traditional one that has no CFS factor. The numerical results show that CFS-PML is more efficient than the traditional one.
AES14
The State Key Laboratory foundation and the Ph.D. research startup foundation of Xi’an University of Technology
2014-10-21 05:50:19
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/113
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/114
2014-10-19T15:31:43Z
AES14:AES14:GEN7
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Design of Remote Medical System Based On B/S Architecture
Qun Zhi Cheng; Key Lab. of RF Circuit and System, Education Ministry, Hangzhou Dianzi University, Hangzhou Zhejiang 310018,China
Kai Xu; Key Lab. of RF Circuit and System, Education Ministry, Hangzhou Dianzi University, Hangzhou Zhejiang 310018,China
Microelectronic
software
With the rapid development of network and information technology, telemedicine system has been widely concerned. A new type of medical system called remote medical consultation system is designed which is based on the Web technology and it is established based on the B/S model. Tornado framework and python scripting language ultimately are adopted to achieve many functions that include remote medical consultation; online instruction and online operation live and so on.
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Key Lab. of RF Circuit and System, Education Ministry, Hangzhou Dianzi University, Hangzhou Zhejiang 310018,China
2014-10-16 09:53:47
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/114
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/117
2014-10-19T16:34:49Z
AES14:AES14:GEN0
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
High-Frequency Characterization of Through-Silicon Hole (TSH) Channel based on 3D Full-Wave Simulation
Jie Zheng; Key Lab of RF Circuits and Systems of Ministry of Education, Microelectronics CAD Center, Hangzhou Dianzi University
Wen-Sheng Zhao
Gaofeng Wang
In this paper, the electrical characteristics of through-silicon hole (TSH) structures are investigated. After validation with circuit model, the 3D full-wave simulations are employed to study the impacts of design parameters. The process variations including underfill and misalignment are also considered. Additionally, a single-end high-speed TSH channel is studied in the frequency-domain. The crack location is also presented by using Z-parameter variation.
AES14
2014-10-16 01:03:58
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/117
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/120
2014-10-19T15:18:33Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Ultra-Compact Superdirective Two- and Three-Element Linear Arrays
Abdullah Haskou
Antonio Clemente
Ala Sharaiha; IETR (Institut d'Electronique et de Télécommunications de Rennes) Université de Rennes 1
Christophe Delaveaud
Sylvain Collardey
Lionel Rudant
Physics;Engineering;
Antennas; superdirectivity, arrays
Superdirective parasitic arrays of two- and three-planar printed small loop antennas are presented. The unitelement dimensions are lambda/14 xlambda/17 . It is shown that these antenna arrays with an inter-element spacing of 0:064 present maximum directivities of 6:3dBi and 9dBi respectively. Simulation results are provided and discussed.
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French National Research Agency,project "SOCRATE" and the "Images et Reseaux" cluster of Brittany region, France.
2014-10-16 02:05:47
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/120
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/122
2014-11-21T14:31:15Z
AES14:AES14:GEN0
cam 3u
"141016 2014 eng "
dc
Suitable Choice between Long and Accumulated Short PN Code For a DDS Telemetry Transmitter
Mahmoud Mohamed Khodeir; Egyptian Armed Forced
K. Morsi; <strong></strong><strong><sup> </sup></strong>
W. Swelam
A. Metkees
Engineering
Engineering
In this paper, the carrier frequency is interfered by the surrounding environment. Thus, FHSS will be used instead. Such a system requires that the generated PN code ensures that all carrier frequencies within the hopping pattern should be semi-equally used during transmission.Finally, the developed FH system Results in that an accumulated short PN code is better than the long PN code one.
AES14
2014-10-16 01:06:03
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/122
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/123
2014-11-21T14:31:56Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
cam 3u
"141021 2014 eng "
dc
Printed Slot Antenna with bBand-Stop Function for UWB Wireless Systems
Nasser Ojaroudi; Young Researchers and Elites Club, Islamic Azad University, Ardabil Branch, Ardabil, Iran
In this paper, an attempt has been made to design a new compact microstrip-fed slot antenna with band-notched performance for ultra wide band applications. Proposed antenna is fabricated on the FR4 substrate with dielectric constant of 4.4.The designed antenna has a small size of 20×20 mm while showing the radiation performance in the frequency band of 3.03 to over 10.87 GHz with a band rejection performance in the frequency band of 3.7 to 4.2 GHz (C-Band).
AES14
2014-10-21 07:02:33
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/123
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/124
2014-11-21T14:32:46Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
cam 3u
"141021 2014 eng "
dc
Miniutrized Band-Stop Filter (BSF) with Defected Ground Structures (DGS) for Use in X-Band Transceivers
Nasser Ojaroudi; Young Researchers and Elites Club, Islamic Azad University, Ardabil Branch, Ardabil, Iran
This paper work deals with design and development of compact microstrip band-stop filter (BSF) for radar applications. The microstrip filter configuration consists of a transmission line and a modified ground plane with three meander-line ring defected ground structures (DGS). The proposed microstrip filter fabricated on a Rogers RT/Duroid 5880 substrate with a relative dielectric constant of 2.2 and has a very small size of 10×15×0.635 mm3.
AES14
2014-10-21 07:04:26
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/124
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/125
2014-11-21T14:33:41Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
cam 3u
"141021 2014 eng "
dc
An UWB Monopole Antenna with Switchable Band-Stop Function for CR Systems
Nasser Ojaroudi; Young Researchers and Elites Club, Islamic Azad University, Ardabil Branch, Ardabil, Iran
This paper discusses the use of compact ultra-wideband (UWB) microstrip monopole antenna with reconfigurable band rejection in cognitive radio (CR). Frequency characteristics of the antenna can be reconfigured electronically to have variable single/dual band-notched function in order to block interfering signals from 5.15-5.35 GHz HiperLAN, 5-6 GHz WLAN or 7.25-7.75 GHz for downlink of X-band satellite communication systems. The proposed antenna has a small dimension of 12×18×1.6 mm3.
AES14
2014-10-21 07:06:05
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/125
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/127
2014-10-21T07:07:44Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
cam 3u
"141021 2014 eng "
dc
A bandwidth-extended electrically small dipole antenna based on composite right/left handed (CRLH) transmission line
Weiping Cao
Beibei Li; Guilin University of Electronic Technology
Xinhua Yu; <strong><em></em></strong>
Yannan Jiang
A bandwidth-extended electrically small dipole antenna based on composite right/left handed (CRLH) transmission line is presented. The proposed structure is realized by a periodic ladder network of four unit cells having air-gaps and wires. Â Simulated results show that, adjusting the gaps and wires without any additional matching network, a 6.36% impedance bandwidth can be achieved when the length of the antenna is 50.4mm, and well-behaved radiation patterns have been displayed.
AES14
2014-10-21 07:07:45
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/127
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/128
2014-10-22T02:57:44Z
AES14:AES14:GEN0
cam 3u
"141022 2014 eng "
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The study on vibration and noise characteristics of small motors
Masaki Ogushi; Minebea Co.,Ltd.
Koki Shiohata; Ibaraki University
Takako Otsuka; Minebea Co.,Ltd.
Atsushi Taroda; Minebea Co.,Ltd.
Zhong Yan; Minebea Co.,Ltd.
Yoichi Kawai; Minebea Co.,Ltd.
Miyuki Furuya; Minebea Co.,Ltd.
In this study, the vibration and the noise in the small fan motor caused by electromagnetic dynamics and fluid dynamics were analyzed. Noise became the maximum at a frequency where the harmonic frequency of the electromagnetic force matches the natural frequency in the fan motor in the axial direction.
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2014-10-22 02:57:44
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/128
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/130
2014-10-21T05:51:46Z
AES14:AES14:SP7
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"141021 2014 eng "
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Accurate Prediction of Shielding Effectiveness of Coated Cabin Using Conformal FDTD Method
Jian Wang; Ningbo University
Wen-Yan Yin; Zhejiang University
Engineering
Computational Electromagnetics; Conformal FDTD method; Shielding effectiveness
A modified FDTD (2, 4) conformal technique is proposed for characterizing shielding effectiveness of an arbitrary coated cabin. This conformal scheme has higher accuracy than that of the conventional FDTD and FDTD (2, 4) methods. In our numerical treatment, only two integration loops of Faraday’s law are used for updating magnetic field components. It is numerically demonstrated that high accuracy and low dispersion errors can be achieved in computing shielding effectiveness of some typical cabin structures.
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National Natural Science Foundation under Grant 61301049 of China, the Natural Science Foundation of Ningbo City under Grant 2013A610119 and the foundation from the Zhejiang education department under Grant Y201327381
2014-10-21 05:51:48
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/130
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/132
2014-11-01T19:57:22Z
AES14:AES14:GEN6
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"141022 2014 eng "
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All-Optical AND Gate using Counter Propagation in Photonic Crystal based Nonlinear Mach-Zehnder Interferometer
Man Mohan Gupta
Sarang Medhekar; Central University of Jharkhand
In this paper counter propagating beams through the photonic crystal based Nonlinear Mach-Zehnder Interferometer are simulated. Two dimensional Finite Difference Time Domain method has been used in simulation. Considered structure works as AND gate.
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2014-10-22 02:44:23
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/132
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/133
2014-11-21T14:34:34Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
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"141022 2014 eng "
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A tunable dual-band bandpass filter adopting H type resonator
Zhonghai Zhang; Institute of antenna and microwave technology, Hangzhou Dianzi university, Hangzhou, zhejiang, china, 310018
electronic informationï¼›microwave technology; RF circuit
microwave passive circuit
A compact dual-band tunable bandpass filter adopting H type resonator was presented in this paper. The H type resonator can be divided into two c type resonator. Through tuning the capacitors loaded to the two C type resonators, their resonant frequency can be adjusted independently. At last, a dual-band tunable bandpass filter operating in UHF band was designed, fabricated and measured, the measured results were agreed well with the designed performance.
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2014-10-22 02:46:11
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/133
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/134
2014-10-21T05:53:04Z
AES14:AES14:SP7
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"141021 2014 eng "
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Study of High-Degree Stability for Marching-on-in-Degree Time Domain Technique
Ming-Da Zhu; Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Donghua University, Shanghai 201620, China
Wen-Yan Yin; <p class="Affiliation">Centre for Optical and EM Research (COER), State Key Lab of MOI, Zhejiang Provincial Key Lab of Sensing Technologies, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310058, China</p> <p class="Affiliation">Centre for Microwave and RF Technologies (C
In this paper, the high-degree stability is studied for MOD method in the time domain integral equations. Results in this paper suggest that, the inaccurate numerical quadratures of high-degree associated Laguerre polynomials yield instable MOD solvers. Hence, a modified MOD technique for time-domain magnetic field integral equations (TD-MFIE) is proposed to solve this instability. Some numerical results are presented to illustrate the validity of these claims in solution of transient scattering problems.
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This work was supported in part by the NSF under Grant 61301029 of China and in part by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities 14D110415.
2014-10-21 05:53:04
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/134
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/137
2014-10-30T17:16:27Z
AES14:AES14:KEY
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"141022 2014 eng "
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Smart Antennas for Space-borne SAR
Fan Qin; Northwestern Polytechnical University & University of Kent
Steven Gao
C. Mao
Z. Wang
Anton Patyuchenko
Engineering
digital beam-forming, smart antenna, SAR, dual-band dual-polarization
This paper presnets the smart antenna system of further space-borne sythetic aperture radar (SAR). This system, consisiting of a parabolic reflector and multi-feed array. is designed and optimized for dual band dual polarized gigital beam-forming performance. Â the operating frequencies are at X band and Ka band. the stacked dipoles and suare pathces with parasitic elements are empolyed as the deed elements at X-and Ka-bands,
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EC FP7
2014-10-22 02:47:59
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/137
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/139
2014-10-22T02:53:53Z
AES14:AES14:SP4
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"141022 2014 eng "
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Millimeter-Wave Cavity-Backed Antenna Arrays with Overlapped Aperture
Jiang Qi
Shi-Wei Qu; School of Electronic Engineering, UESTC
Antenna Arrays
antenna arrays, cavity-backed antennas, overlapped aperture
Conflict between cavity-backed antennas with electrically large size in applications to beam scanning arrays is addressed by partially overlapping the cavity aperture without performance degradation.  An 8-element E-plane linear cavity-backed antenna array and a 4 × 8 planar one are given based on the  proposed  idea.
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National Science Foundation of China
2014-10-22 02:53:53
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/139
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/141
2014-10-23T07:58:47Z
AES14:AES14:GEN6
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"141023 2014 eng "
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Nonreciprocal self-collimation in two-dimensional gyromagnetic photonic crystals and its applications in signal separation
Qingbo Li; Nanjing University
Zhen Li; Nanjing University
Ping Zhou; Huaiyin Normal University
Rui-Xin Wu; Nanjing University
Physics;Electromagnetics field;photonic crystal
self-collimation;Nonreciprocal;spatial wavelength division;gyromagnetic photonic crystals
We investigate self-collimation properties in two-dimensional gyromagnetic photonic crystals (GPCs) fabricated by semi-cylinder rods. Nonreciprocal self-collimation transmission is found by means of band structure and equi-frequency contours (EFCs) calculations. Â Introducing progressively tilting flat EFC by optimizing the structure of GPC, nonreciprocal spatial wavelength division can be arrived without introducing any corrugations inside the structure. Meanwhile, the frequency range for the nonreciprocal spatial wavelength division can also be flexibly manipulated by the external static magnetic field(ESMF).
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2014-10-23 07:58:47
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/141
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/142
2014-11-21T14:36:02Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
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"141023 2014 eng "
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A Laddered Spiral Phase Plate for Antenna used in Microwave Band to Generate Vortex Electromagnetic Wave
Weiying Huang; Institute of Applied Physics, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China; College of Electronic Science and Engineering, National University of Defense Technology
Jialin Li; Institute of Applied Physics, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China
Ren Wang; Institute of Applied Physics, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China
Physics; Engineering; Antenna; Spiral phase plate
Laddered Spiral Phase Plate; Antenna; Microwave Band; Vortex Electromagnetic Wave
A laddered spiral phase plate (SPP) for antenna in microwave band to generate vortex electromagnetic wave is proposed. By using straight lines fitting the parabola, the ladder SPP composed of plane metal plates is easily fabricated compared with continuous SPPs. Different orbital angular momentums (OAMs) are obtained with the SPP using a microstrip antenna as exciting source. It provides a convenient approach to generate vortex wave in microwave frequency range with high gain.
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This work was supported in part by the Natural Science Foundation of China (61271025, 61331007), and by the Program for New Century Excellent Talents in University NCET-12-0094.
2014-10-23 07:59:22
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/142
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/144
2014-11-21T14:46:27Z
AES14:AES14:GEN6
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"141022 2014 eng "
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The field enhancement and optical sensing in the periodic and quasi-periodic structures.
Andrew Lagarkov
Andrew Sarychev
Ilya Ryzhikov
Andrew Ivanov
Aleksandr Vaskin
K. N. Afanasiev
Irina Boginskaya
Ilya Bykov
Ilya Kurochkin
I. A. Budashov
New class of the dielectric metamaterials is proposed. We consider both periodic and quasi-periodic structures consisting of the arrays of the almost adjoining dielectric nanorods and the arrays of the dielectric bars at the metal substrate. We obtain a multiple internal resonances, exited by the incident wave, at optical and microwave frequencies. The interaction of such resonances results in giant electric and magnetic field fluctuations.
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2014-10-22 02:59:04
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/144
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/146
2014-11-21T14:47:09Z
AES14:AES14:SP3
cam 3u
"141023 2014 eng "
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Signal Transmission Properties along Graphene-based Transmission Line
Yi-Li Xu; Zhejiang University
Xing-Chang Wei
Er-Ping Li
Graphene; Microwave; Transmission line
In this paper, the properties of graphene strips in both nano- and micro- scale are studied. Similar equivalent circuit models are implemented to characterize the signal transmission property of graphene-based interconnect. On the one hand, input/output voltage is explored. On the other hand, the scattering parameters of graphene-based transmission line in terahertz frequency band are simulated by using equivalent circuit model.
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2014-10-23 07:59:55
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/146
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/148
2014-12-07T13:31:45Z
AES14:AES14:GEN3
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"141023 2014 eng "
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Radar Cross Section Measurements of Artillery shells
Sankarsan Padhy; PXE,DRDO,Chandipur
Arijit De
Aniruddha Bose
R. Appavuraj
Microwave Engg.
Radar Cross Section
In this paper, different RCS measurement techniques are discussed. Details of a Portable RCS Measurement setup are covered.RCS measurement setup consists of a Handheld Vector Network Analyzer (VNA), Horn Antennas, and Pylon for supporting DUTs, stepper motor control system and absorbers. The Measurement is based on time gating techniques. RCS measurement results of a 30mm Artillery shells are presented in X Band. The maximum RCS measured value of the order of -18dBsm at 10GHz.
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DRDO,PXE,Chandipur
2014-10-23 08:00:30
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/148
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/150
2014-10-23T08:01:12Z
AES14:AES14:SP1
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"141023 2014 eng "
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Two-dimensional graphene plasmons as analogue of two-dimensional hydrodynamic waves
Baile Zhang; Nanyang Technological University
Xiao Lin
Xihang Shi
Intricate and intriguing hydrodynamic wave phenomena are revealed to have counterparts in graphene plasmonics, including the plasmonic splashing generated by a fast-moving electron perpendicularly impacting upon a two-dimensional graphene monolayer and the plasmonic V-shaped ship-wake generated by a swift electron moving parallel above a graphene monolayer.
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2014-10-23 08:01:12
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/150
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/151
2014-10-23T08:01:38Z
AES14:AES14:GEN6
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"141023 2014 eng "
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Monopole Antenna with metamaterials to reduce the exposure
Yenny Pinto; Institut Mines Telecom, Telecom ParisTech
Xavier Begaud; Institut Mines Telecom, Telecom ParisTech
Physics; Engineering
Electromagnetics; Metamaterials; Antennas
This paper presents a simplified model of a terminal mobile where a monopole antenna is associated with three different metamaterials:  Artificial  Magnetic  Conductor  (AMC), Electromagnetic  Band-Gap  (EBG)  and  Resistive  High Impedance  Surface  (RHIS). The  exposure  has  been  evaluated  using  a simplified  phantom  model.  Results  show  that  both  AMC and  RHIS  reduce  the  exposure  preserving  the  antenna performances. A reduction of 23% in SAR 10g is obtained when the  monopole is associated  with an optimized RHIS structure.
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2014-10-23 08:01:38
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http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/151
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/152
2014-11-07T01:02:34Z
AES14:AES14:SP7
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"141021 2014 eng "
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The LF Band High-accuracy Ground Conductivity Inversion on Irregular Terrain
Yurong Pu; Xi'an University of Technology
Lili Zhou; <p class="p0">Shaanxi University of Science and Technology</p>
Jiangfan Liu; Xi'an University of Technology
Xiaoli Xi; Xi'an University of Technology
Computational electromagnetics
LF; Ground conductivity; Irregular terrain; Integral equation method
In this paper, a new ground conductivity inversion method based on the compensated integral equation method is presented. Based on this method, the equivalent components of irregular terrain in the ground conductivity can be excluded effectively. The inversed ground conductivity can reflect the real electrical properties of the ground, and can be more widely used.
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2014-10-21 05:54:10
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/152
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/153
2014-11-21T14:36:47Z
AES14:AES14:SP1
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"141023 2014 eng "
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Optical response of metal nano-structures controlled by mode coupling and interference
Zhichao Ruan; Department of Physics, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China
In this talk, we present a temporal coupled-mode theory for the light scattering where an individual obstacle can support resonances. We show that the light scattering and absorption by subwavelength nano-structure can be manipulated through the interference between the resonance and the background scattering.
AES14
2014-10-23 08:05:27
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/153
AES14; AES 2014, the 3rd Advanced Electromagnetics Symposium
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/154
2014-10-23T08:06:29Z
AES14:AES14:GEN0
cam 3u
"141023 2014 eng "
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Internal Homogenization of Biological Tissues for SAR Calculation
Hulusi Acikgoz; KTO Karatay University
Engineering
Electromagnetics; SAR Calculation; Homogenization
In this paper, the internal homogenization method is introduced to determine the effective physical properties (permittivity and conductivity) of biological tissues. This method is performed on a 2D child head model obtained from MRI data. The results are compared with those given by the original model where all tissues (4 tissues) are considered. It has been seen that the internal homogenization method allows reducing the computational time with a good accuracy.
AES14
2014-10-23 08:06:29
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/154
AES14; AES 2014, the 3rd Advanced Electromagnetics Symposium
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/155
2014-10-23T08:07:53Z
AES14:AES14:SP1
cam 3u
"141023 2014 eng "
dc
Hybrid photonic-plasmonic crystals with high Q factors and its related applications on coherent fluorescence emission and chemical sensor
Lei Shi; Fudan University
One of the main limitations in plasmonics is its intrinsic loss. Here, we propose that by using a dielectric grating on top of a flat metal surface, leaky surface optical modes with high Q factors including plasmonic and guided modes are well supported and coupled to the free space. Both experimental and theoretical results show that the plasmonic modes have the Q factors as high as 100 and the guided modes have the Q factors as high as 160.
AES14
2014-10-23 08:07:53
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/155
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/156
2014-10-24T02:30:03Z
AES14:AES14:GEN6
cam 3u
"141023 2014 eng "
dc
Otto configuration for the TM and TE surface plasmon detection in doped graphene at terahertz frequencies
Felipe Ramos-Mendieta; Departamento de Investigación en FÃsica Universidad de Sonora
Physics
Electromagnetic
A numerical study of the TE and TM surface plasmon detection in free standing doped graphene by use of the Attenuated Total Reflectance technique is presented. It is demonstrated for both polarizations that wave interference leads to the perfect absorption phenomenon. For graphene, doping levels as high as 0.8 eV and 1.2 eV have been used for calculations.
AES14
SESIC-Mexico
2014-10-23 08:08:41
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/156
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/158
2014-10-23T08:09:22Z
AES14:AES14:GEN4
cam 3u
"141023 2014 eng "
dc
A Microstrip Triangular Spiral Resonator for a Tchebyshev Bandpass Filter Design
Lidiane da Silva Araújo Costa; Universidade Federal de Pernambuco
Antonio Jeronimo Belfort de Oliveira; Universidade Federal de Pernambuco
Electrical Engineering
Coupling coefficients; External quality factors; Coupled resonators; Triangular spiraled resonators; Filters
This paper presents the design and computer simulation results of a microstrip three pole Tchebyshev filter based on a triangular spiral resonator. The objective of this paper is to show that a triangular spiral resonator filter with 48% of the area of a filter based on the triangular open loop resonator can perform very similarly in the band of interest and with the same Tchebyshev characteristics.
AES14
Capes (Brazilian Funding Agency)
2014-10-23 08:09:22
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/158
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/159
2014-10-23T08:10:02Z
AES14:AES14:SP1
cam 3u
"141023 2014 eng "
dc
Propagation of quantum signal in plasmonic waveguides
Xi-Feng Ren; Key laboratory of quantum information, University of science and technology of China
Yong-Jing Cai
Ming Li
Chang-Ling Zou
Xiao Xiong
Hua-Lin Lei
Bi-Heng Liu
Guo-Ping Guo
Guang-Can Guo
Quantum photonic integrated circuit (QPIC) based on dielectric waveguides has been widely used in linear optical quantum computation. Here, on-chip quantum interference of two single surface plasmons is realized with dielectric loaded surface plasmon polariton waveguides. We also demonstrate for the first time the maintaining of quantum polarization entanglement in both a nanoscale dielectric tapered fibre and a plasmonic waveguide.
AES14
2014-10-23 08:10:02
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/159
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/160
2014-10-22T11:12:26Z
AES14:AES14:SP2
cam 3u
"141022 2014 eng "
dc
Loss Analysis of Rotating Machines by Considering Mechanical Stress
Katsumi Yamazaki; Chiba Institute of Technology
A combined stress-electromagnetic field analysis has been developed for the loss estimation of rotating machines by considering mechanical stress caused by stator shrink fittings and rotor centrifugal forces. The effects of the stress on the reluctivity and losses of machine cores are modeled by using an equivalent stress, which considers the angle between magnetic field and principal stress.
AES14
2014-10-22 11:12:26
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/160
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oai:aes.mysymposia.org:paper/162
2014-11-21T14:37:49Z
AES14:AES14:GEN6
cam 3u
"141023 2014 eng "
dc
The investigation of transmission and reflection coefficients in multilayer sinusoidal metamaterial systems
Elahe Amani; Kashan Univercity
B. Jazi
In this paper we study a multilayer metamaterial that in each layer there is a square split-ring resonator (SRR). Here, geometric parameters of this SRR such as the distance between the ring gap, its thickness and length of the ring in each layer has been changed so that, in the metamaterial slab will feel this change sinusoidally. Then, by consecutive reflection method, reflection and transmission of an electromagnetic wave propagating through a multilayer slab are calculated.
AES14
2014-10-23 08:10:34
Peer-reviewed Paper
http://mysymposia.org/index.php/AES14/AES14/paper/view/162
AES14; AES 2014, the 3rd Advanced Electromagnetics Symposium
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