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A frequency-agile retrodirective tag for large-scale sub-terahertz data backscattering. [PDF]
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Generalized spatial modulation for underwater backscatter communication using acoustic metasurfaces. [PDF]
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Wideband circularly polarized leaky wave rectenna. [PDF]
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Retrodirective arrays for wireless power transfer applications
This dissertation presents a novel one-dimensional, dual frequency, active retrodirective array for wireless power transfer applications. A retrodirective array automatically scans its transmitting antenna beam in the direction of a transmitter ...
Fairouz, Mohammad
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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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Rotman Lens-Based Retrodirective Array
A new type of broadband retrodirective array, which has been constructed using a microstrip Rotman lens, is presented. Automatic tracking of targets is obtained by exploiting the conjugate phase response of the beamforming network which is exhibited when the input ports are terminated with either open or short circuits. In addition, the true time-delay
Robert Cahill, Vincent Fusco
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Spherical retrodirective array
IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, 1964This paper derives the characteristics of a spherically-shaped retrodirective space array. The array can receive an incoming signal over 4\pi steradians, amplify, frequency translate, and modulate this signal, and then return it in the direction of the incident wave.
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Design of a Dual-Frequency Retrodirective Array
IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters, 2010A dual-frequency retrodirective array is proposed. By using two separated antenna arrays and double balanced passive mixers, the proposed system can achieve dual-frequency retrodirectivity in a bidirectional way. The low-frequency interrogating signal can be retransmitted at the high frequency, and it can also work in a reverse order.
Xiao-Wei Shi
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Retrodirective array using the heterodyne technique
IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, 1964A retrodirective array using a single microwave mixer to accomplish conjugate phase shift in each element is described. Reradiated patterns were measured for a four-element array to substantiate the predicted performance. This array has an advantage over the Van Atta array in that the elements are not restricted to being located on a plane surface.
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