30-GHz Multibeam Antenna Using Bi-Layer Butler Matrix Circuits (Special Issue on Millimeter-wave Short-range Application Systems Technology)
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概要
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We propose a novel feeding circuit for a 30 GHz planar multibeam antenna applied to high-speed wireless communication systems. The feeding circuit is a bi-layer 8-port Butler matrix constructed with phase adjusted slot-coupled hybrids and branch-line hybrids. The new circuit configuration eliminates troublesome vias and line crossings, so it can be manufactured by traditional photolithograph. The feeding circuit is designed by using the spectral domain moment method considering bonding film effects.A.prototype of a multibeam antenna which has seven pencil-beams with 10゜ beamwidths is manufactured and tested; the beam scan angle error is less than 3゜at 30 GHz.
- 社団法人電子情報通信学会の論文
- 1996-12-25
著者
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Seki T
Tokyo Inst. Of Technol. Yokohama‐shi Jpn
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Uehara K
Sharp Corp. Tenri‐shi Jpn
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SEKI Tomohiro
NTT Wireless Systems Laboratories
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UEHARA Kazuhiro
NTT Wireless Systems Laboratories
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KAGOSHIMA Kenichi
NTT Wireless Systems Laboratories
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Kagoshima K
Univ. Ibaraki Hitachi‐shi Jpn
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Uehara K
Display Technology Development Group Sharp Corp.
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