Cascaded decoupling stages cancel self-interference between antennas, improving full duplex radio isolation across wide frequency bands.
Multiple radar ICs connected to antenna elements in series expand array aperture length and improve spatial resolution for direction estimation.
Middle-layer windows and trace geometry raise coupler coupling above 3 dB while protecting return loss and isolation in MBFNs.
Partially sleeved adjacent antennas share space to support multiple functions while reducing device volume and improving radiation efficiency.
Differential feed lines between successive patch elements enable horizontal polarization while preserving array behavior for orthogonal radar modes.
A single strip feedline and coupling aperture simplify metasurface antenna feeding while preserving compact size, broadband response, and high gain.
Quad-feed SIW coupling uses dual circular polarizations and impedance matching to support low-loss bidirectional millimeter-wave links.
Overlapping stacked radiation patches and short-circuit walls shrink UWB antenna area while preserving radiation efficiency across target bands.
Dynamic bias and impedance compensation helps antenna-array amplifiers maintain output efficiency despite coupling, load shifts, and scan-angle changes.
By optimizing sub-array aperture distributions instead of each element, this case speeds conformal antenna pattern synthesis while meeting beam requirements.
Differential feed lines and an off-axis excitation point let a series-fed planar antenna achieve horizontal polarization for polarimetric radar.
A coupler, two ferrite circulators, and a magic T create reciprocal switching while avoiding the complex structure and high insertion loss of conventional designs.
Separating and receiving pipes let one waveguide antenna send and collect signals in multiple directions, removing ADAS blind zones.
A peripheral electrode boosts capacitance and controls electric fields so compact antenna modules keep resonant frequency and bandwidth with less ground area.