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Laser-drilled all-dielectric Huygens' transmit-arrays as 120 GHz band beamformers

Emara et al., 2020

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11703990094975143279
Author
Emara M
Stuhec-Leonard S
Tomura T
Hirokawa J
Gupta S
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IEEE Access

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An all-dielectric Huygens' transmit-array is proposed and experimentally demonstrated in the 120-GHz-band. The proposed transmit-array is fabricated using a high-precision laser- drilling process providing high fabrication precision and accuracy. A non-uniform Huygens' …
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