A dielectric decoupler creates electric field valleys that suppress mutual coupling, enabling compact MIMO antennas with better reliability and channel capacity.
Using the antenna as a heater melts snow and ice on outdoor luminaires without Faraday-cage shielding that weakens wireless links.
A frequency-selective radome coating reflects visible light for emblem styling while transmitting radar bands and reducing edge diffraction.
Matching substrate and resin-layer tensile modulus helps IC tags resist repeated bending, preventing antenna peeling and communication loss.
A radome with radially varying dielectric thickness widens radar beam coverage through refraction and phase retardation.
Adjacent high-permittivity dielectric regions let stacked radiating elements widen multi-band bandwidth while suppressing unwanted resonances.