Yao-Jiang Zhang, Xiaoxiong Gu, et al.
EMC 2014
Phased-array antenna technology has had a broad impact for more than half a century, spanning radio astronomy and radar, and is about to ignite a significant shift in the operation of mobile communications. Its general principle is to use an array of wireless transmitters (Txs) or receivers (Rxs) to focus and steer energy. The focus is achieved by creating an interference pattern from the antenna array to enable constructive interference in the desired direction and destructive interference in all of the other directions; the steering is accomplished by modifying the delays at each antenna element in the array to control the directions of constructive and destructive interference [1]-[3].
Yao-Jiang Zhang, Xiaoxiong Gu, et al.
EMC 2014
Jean-Olivier Plouchart, Fa Wang, et al.
RFIC 2015
Bodhisatwa Sadhu, Yahya Tousi, et al.
IEEE JSSC
Jie-Wei Lai, Alberto Valdes-Garcia
ISSCC 2010