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Microwave Subsystems and Wireless Propagation

A special issue of Electronics (ISSN 2079-9292). This special issue belongs to the section "Microwave and Wireless Communications".

Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2022) | Viewed by 9376

Special Issue Editors

Prof. Dr. Esmat A. Abdallah

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Electronics Research Institute, Cairo Governorate, Egypt
Interests: microwave circuit designs; planar antenna systems, and nonreciprocal ferrite devices, and recently on EBG structures, UWB components and antenna and RFID systems, IoT, Energy Harvesting
Prof. Dr. Haruichi Kanaya

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Department of Electronics, Kyushu University, Fukuoka 819-0395, Japan
Interests: radio-frequency integrated circuits (RFIC); microwave communication device; UWB and multi-band antennas
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Dr. Mohamed M. Mansour

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Graduate School of Information Science and Electrical Engineering, Kyushu University, Fukuoka 819-0395, Japan
Interests: energy harvesting; wireless power transfer; rectifier; rectenna; antenna; impedance matching circuit; nonlinear circuit modeling; metamaterials; resonators; filters; passive microwave components
Prof. Ayman Mohamed Fekri Elboushi

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Electronics Research Institute (ERI), Microstrip Department, Giza, Dokki, Egypt
Interests: microwave; UWB and millimeter wave detection / imaging; FMCW radar systems; passive radar systems; ground penetrating radar (GPR); RFID antennas (readers and tags); analog and digital beamforming; through wall hidden target detection; time domain reflectometry (TDR); mono-static and bi-static radar
Dr. Anwer Sayed Abdelhameed Ahmed

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Center for Northeast Asian Studies, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
Interests: microwave imaging using GPR; GB-SAR; MIMO radar
Dr. Xavier Le Polozec

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Engagement Practice IP Transport, Ericsson, 91348 Massy, France
Interests: microwave communication systems; radio communication systems; microwave detection; microwave power conversion; energy harvesting; RF & microwave propagation;youth research; RF circuit simulation

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

The emerging of microwave subsystems and wireless electromagnetic charging has led to new applications in various domains, ranging from medical, consumer electronics, autonomous vehicles, imaging systems, IoT, and civilians to military applications. The demand to improve and develop the existing microwave components is essential to achieve reliable and robust systems.

The prospective issue covers a broad spectrum of innovations in multi-disciplinary areas that have a great impact not only in academic fields, but also in industrial tracks. To meet the future requests for the modern microwave applications, significant advancements should be achieved in developing outstanding RF circuit topologies. The anticipated outcome of this issue is to improve many RF circuit aspects such as miniaturization, performance enhancement, power efficiency, and fabrication cost effectiveness.   

The current Special Issue invites all authors around the globe to share their latest results and findings in, but not limited to, the following topics:

  • Wireless power transfer
  • RF wireless energy harvesting
  • Wideband and multiband RF-DC rectifier
  • 5G and 6G millimeter wave antennas
  • Remote sensing and radars
  • Microwave imaging systems for biomedical applications
  • MIMO and metamaterial systems
  • Application of machine learning to various microwave components
  • Passive microwave circuits

Prof. Dr. Esmat A. Abdallah
Prof. Dr. Haruichi Kanaya
Dr. Mohamed M. Mansour
Prof. Ayman Mohamed Fekri Elboushi
Dr. Anwer Sayed Abdelhameed Ahmed
Dr. Xavier Le Polozec
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • Wireless power transfer 
  • RF wireless energy harvesting 
  • RF-DC rectifier 
  • 5G and 6G 
  • Remote sensing 
  • MIMO 
  • Metamaterials 
  • Machine learning 
  • Passive microwave circuits

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A 10 GHz Compact Balun with Common Inductor on CMOS Process
by Chatrpol Pakasiri, Jian-Long Xu and Sen Wang
Electronics 2023, 12(2), 468; https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics12020468 - 16 Jan 2023
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This paper presents a compact balun with a common inductor design. The design used Wilkinson-type balun topology with modified lumped transmission lines and a common inductor to realize circuit size reduction on a lossy CMOS process. Measurements of the prototype chip had a [...] Read more.
This paper presents a compact balun with a common inductor design. The design used Wilkinson-type balun topology with modified lumped transmission lines and a common inductor to realize circuit size reduction on a lossy CMOS process. Measurements of the prototype chip had a reflection coefficient below 17.8 dB at all ports, an insertion loss of 1.98 dB, and an isolation of 16.8 dB. The chip size was only 0.025λ0 × 0.034λ0. Full article
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Atmospheric Ducting Interference on DAB, DAB+ Radio in Eastern Mediterranean
by Antonios Constantinides, Saam Najat and Haris Haralambous
Electronics 2022, 11(24), 4183; https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics11244183 - 14 Dec 2022
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A serious problem affecting the local radio industry in Cyprus is radio interference from the Middle East. This problem is especially acute on the highway along the coast during the summer months because interference degrades the sound quality in vehicle receivers due to [...] Read more.
A serious problem affecting the local radio industry in Cyprus is radio interference from the Middle East. This problem is especially acute on the highway along the coast during the summer months because interference degrades the sound quality in vehicle receivers due to chirping noise, hissing, fading and distortion. During the last decade the issue was explored by monitoring the field strength intensity of unwanted signals with respect to atmospheric conditions that excacerbate interference. According to the research outcomes presented in this paper, severe interference occurs due to “Tropospheric Ducting”, i.e., radio energy becomes trapped between two boundaries in the lower layers of Earth’s atmosphere. Thereby, this phenomenon acts as a waveguide that favors radio waves to propagate beyond the horizon with very strong field strength intensity where under certain atmospheric conditions exceeding the expected free space theoretical value. Because the commercial Band FM is already oversaturated for years, it was considered important to expand this research to explore the impact of interference on the new digital DAB, DAB+ radio, that will soon be launched in Cyprus, as it is discussed below. Full article
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A Procedure to Design Feasible Dual Band Matching Networks with Minimum Complexity
by Alessandro DiCarlofelice, Emidio DiGiampaolo and Piero Tognolatti
Electronics 2022, 11(21), 3569; https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics11213569 - 1 Nov 2022
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Many applications in communication systems require the development of dual band matching networks. A new method to design dual band matching networks was shown, which resorts to closed form equations based on transmission line theory, and has three particular characteristics: (i) it permits [...] Read more.
Many applications in communication systems require the development of dual band matching networks. A new method to design dual band matching networks was shown, which resorts to closed form equations based on transmission line theory, and has three particular characteristics: (i) it permits the minimum number of elements (two at most three) in the network; (ii) the topology of the network is not fixed but modular; and (iii) it is able to find multiple solutions within a predefined range of feasible characteristic impedances for the elements of the network. An extensive comparison with the results shown in the literature has been reported showing the improvements introduced by the proposed method. Numerical simulations and experimental results confirm the effectiveness of the method. Full article
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