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5G-enabled, battery-less smart skins for self-monitoring megastructures and digital twin applications. [PDF]
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Towards net zero: A technological review on the potential of space-based solar power and wireless power transmission. [PDF]
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Use of an active retrodirective antenna array as a multipath sensor
The use of an active retrodirective antenna as an indicator of multipath propagation effects is investigated by the authors. It is shown that the flat azimuthal gain response normally associated with a retrodirective antenna array can be significantly modified by the presence of multipath signals. These signals act as secondary sources impinging on the
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Reflector effects on the performance of a retrodirective antenna array
IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, 2000This paper presents modeling strategies to determine the operating characteristics of a heterodyne phase-conjugate retrodirective Van Atta (1959) array in the presence of a plane reflector. The models used are based on physical and geometrical optics principles.
V F Fusco
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Retrodirective Antenna Spatial Data Protection
In this letter, we show how a 2.4-GHz retrodirective array operating in a multipath rich environment can be utilized in order to spatially encrypt digital data. For the first time, we give experimental evidence that digital data that has no mathematical encryption applied to it can be successfully recovered only when it is detected with a receiver that
Fusco, Vincent, Buchanan, Neil
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Retrodirective array design using ring antenna
2011 IEEE International Symposium on Antennas and Propagation (APSURSI), 2011This paper presents a microstrip 4×8 retrodirective array which consists of two 4×4 sub-arrays. These two 4×4 sub-arrays employ proximity-coupled microstrip ring antennas as the array elements. The design frequency of the ring antenna is 5.8 GHz and the antenna produces voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR) and axial ratio less than 1.5 and 1 dB ...
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Circularly symmetric retrodirective antenna system
IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, 1971A method is described by which automatically retrodirective performance may be obtained from circular arrays and circularly continuous aperture antennas. The method is also directly applicable to cylindrical antennas for two-dimensional retrodirectivity and is generalized to include a method for obtaining three-dimensional retrodirectivity.
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Development of an active retrodirective antenna with frequency conversion
Microwave and Optical Technology Letters, 2010AbstractThe development of an active retrodirective antenna involving frequency conversion stages is presented.This retrodirective array of printed dipoles and regular commercial components is designed to operate at the GSM1900 band. Experimental measurements of monoestatic and biestatic responses are given, showing very good performance for a small ...
R. Flores‐Leal +2 more
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Retrodirective antenna array for circularly polarized wireless power transmission
In this paper, a retrodirective antenna (RDA) array for wireless power transmission (WPT) is presented. Applications include the charging of mobile device batteries wirelessly. Thanks to the principle of phase conjugation in mixers, retrodirectivity can be achieved in the far-field.
Pascual D. Hilario Re +4 more
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Redirective and retrodirective antenna arrays
IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, 1969The problem considered is the redirection of a time-varying signal from one specified point to another by a set of arbitrarily spaced antenna array elements. The necessary and sufficient condition for signal redirection is determined without restricting the analysis to a monochromatic signal.
E. Putzer, R. Ghose
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