학술논문

Characterization of anisotropic substrates from RF, mm-Wave to THz: Design of 3D conformal antenna for connected objects
Document Type
Conference
Source
2016 IEEE Conference on Antenna Measurements & Applications (CAMA) Antenna Measurements & Applications (CAMA), 2016 IEEE Conference on. :1-4 Oct, 2016
Subject
Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
Fields, Waves and Electromagnetics
Decision support systems
Three-dimensional displays
Mobile antennas
Chemical elements
Filtering
Chemical lasers
Laser applications
3D Anisotropic Material
Conformal Antenna
Connected Objects
IoT
Wearable Devices
Flexible Substrates
Language
Abstract
Anisotropic Liquid Crystal Polymer (LCP) substrates are used to design 3D conformal antenna elements and filtering structures in Laser Direct Structuring technology (LDS) for applications including 5G connected objects and massive Internet of Things (IoT): e.g., wearable (smart watches/rings), mobile (smartphones/tablets), home (appliances/lighting) devices. Based on the experimentally extracted optical absorption and refraction properties, identification of chemical and/or morphologic composition of the characterized samples (solid and liquid materials) are targeted. Perspectives for macro-modeling of composite materials and nano-Particles using homogeneization techniques are drawn.