Terahertz Technologies for Future Communications
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Communications".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 August 2022) | Viewed by 4033
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Interests: antenna theory; electromagnetism; novel applications in telerobotics; cognitive radio; wearable electronics; nano-scale networks; healthcare and bioengineering; terahertz wireless systems; graphene electronics
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Interests: Numerical Electromagnetic methods, Electromagnetic Theory, plasmonic, antenna design, wave propagation, terahertz devices, two-dimensional materials, inverse electromagnetic design, intelligent heath diagnostics
Interests: nano communication; biomedical applications of millimeter and terahertz communication; wearable and flexible sensors; compact antenna design; RF design and radio propagation; antenna interaction with human body; implants; body centric wireless communication issues; wireless body sensor networks; non-invasive health care solutions; physical layer security for wearable/implant communication and multiple-input–multiple-output systems
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Interests: 5G and Beyond networks
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The global average monthly mobile data consumption rate is expected to reach 24 gigabytes per user by 2025. The current wireless communication infrastructure cannot sustain such future demands. Terahertz (0.1 – 100 THz) communication is an obvious and indeed a viable option to develop high bandwidth point-to-point wireless links.
Although the THz systems that include sources, modulators, and detectors are being actively developed, the technology is not yet as mature as the microwave and optical frequency counterparts. The development of THz systems is in fact a multidisciplinary effort, in which the knowledge of the atomic structure of the materials dictate the desired electronic and radiation characteristics. In this regard, THz technologies need to be developed by physicists, chemists, material scientists and electronic engineers. We devote this special issue to the multidisciplinary facets of the development of THz technologies for future wireless communications.
This special issue is focused on the latest and state of the art THz technologies that can help to finally unlock the true potential of THz waves. We invite original scientific research articles that deal with the experimental, theoretical, and simulation-based studies on THz technologies. A list of relevant set of topics is provided below, yet other topics are also welcome:
- THz technologies for future wireless communications
- THz antennas and systems
- Two-dimensional materials
- THz sources and detectors
- Nanotechnology based device fabrication
- Plasmonics
- Electromagnetic analysis and design of THz systems
- Plasmonic technologies
- Photonic and optical techniques for THz
- System on chip
- Integrated antennas
Dr. Akram Alomainy
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- THz technologies
- THz systems
- wireless communication
- optical techniques for THz
- THz sources and detectors
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