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Nanodevices for Microwave and Millimeter Wave Applications
The microwave and millimeter wave frequency range is nowadays widely exploited in a large variety of fields including (wireless) communications, security, radar, spectroscopy, but also astronomy and biomedical, to name a few. This Special Issue focuses on the interaction between the nanoscale dimensions and centimeter to millimeter wavelengths. This interaction has been proven to be efficient for the design and fabrication of devices showing enhanced performance. Novel contributions are welcome in the field of devices based on nanoscaled geometries and materials. Applications cover, but not are limited to, electronics, sensors, signal processing, imaging and metrology, all exploiting nanoscale/nanotechnology at microwave and millimeter waves. Contributions can take the form of short communications, regular or review papers.
Modeling and Design of Microwave Devices Based on Ferromagnetic Nanowires
As wireless communication systems are flourishing and operating frequencies are progressively increasing, there exists nowadays a strong demand for RF devices at millimeter wavelengths. Nonmetallic ferromagnetic materials, also called ferrites, have found wide applications in RF technology as they possess the combined properties of a magnetic material and an electrical insulator. The remarkable flexibility in tailoring the magnetic properties, the very high resistivity, price and performance considerations make ferrites the first choice materials for microwave applications. However, the frequency range of operation, the bandwidth, and the aptitude to be integrated in MMICs should be improved...
Nanocomposites
Nanocomposites are composite materials that have dimensions less than 100 nm in at least one of their phases, offering a higher surface-to-volume ratio. They are high-performance materials, exhibit unusual properties, and are considered as materials of the 21st century. In this book, experts from the field discuss the basic concepts, synthesis, characterization, properties, and applications of nanocomposites. The book is helpful for researchers, professional engineers, students, and those associated with a variety of disciplines of both academia and industry in seeking an understanding of what has been recently done in the field and the challenges related to it.
Characterization and Modeling of SOI RF Integrated Components
The boom of mobile communications leads to an increasing request of low cost and low power mixed mode integrated circuits. Maturity of SOI technology, and recent progresses of MOSFET's microwave performances, explain the success of silicon as compared to III-V technologies for low-cost multigigahertz analog applications. The design of efficient circuits requires accurate, wide-band models for both active and passive elements. Within this frame, passive and active components fabricated in SOI technologies have been studied. Various topologies of integrated transmission lines, like Coplanar Waveguides or thin film microstrip lines, have been analyzed. Also, a new physical model of integrated i...
Variational Principles and Distributed Circuits
Numerical simulation, the basic tool for design of generalized distributed circuits, can be optimized in terms of complexity and computational time by using a variational formulation of the problem. This book describes the application of variational principles to the analysis of multilayed generalized circuits. Applications include a variety of transmission and guiding structures up to optical frequencies, such as multilayered transmission lines, planar transmission lines and optoelectronic devices.
Application of Magnetic Nanostructures to the Design of Microwave Circuits
The growing interest in integrated microwave devices for automotive and wireless communication demands reducing device dimension by increasing bandwidth and operating frequency is a major challenge. This thesis presents the design of such devices.
Carbon-Based Nanomaterials for Sustainable and Technological Applications
Carbon-Based Nanomaterials for Sustainable and Technological Applications covers the fundamentals of carbon-based nanomaterials (CNMs) and their potential for technological and industrial applications. Addressing recent advancements in technology and improvement in material synthesis, the book outlines how functionalized CNMs are used in nanobiotechnology, for active sorbent materials, and in pharmaceutical applications. Chapters cover macro-scale applications, biosensors and drug delivery, and treatment in cancer and coronavirus diseases. Key features: Through up-to-date references, this book demonstrates that carbon-based nanomaterials are one of the most promising nanomaterials in medical...
Advanced Microwave and Millimeter Wave Technologies
This book is planned to publish with an objective to provide a state-of-the-art reference book in the areas of advanced microwave, MM-Wave and THz devices, antennas and systemtechnologies for microwave communication engineers, Scientists and post-graduate students of electrical and electronics engineering, applied physicists. This reference book is a collection of 30 Chapters characterized in 3 parts: Advanced Microwave and MM-wave devices, integrated microwave and MM-wave circuits and Antennas and advanced microwave computer techniques, focusing on simulation, theories and applications. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the components and devices used in microwave and MM-Wave c...
