Browsing by Author "Hasan, Raqibul"

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Design and Characterization of a Differential Microstrip Patch Antenna Array at 122 GHz
(2018-01-01)
Hasan, Raqibul
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Ahmad, Wael A.
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Lu, Jeng-Hau
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Kissinger, Dietmar
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Ng, Herman Jalli
This paper presents a differential microstrip patch antenna array that operates at 122 GHz and is suitable for radar applications. The differential line was chosen in the proposed antenna due to the differential radar transceiver. The microstrip patch antenna array was designed to achieve a higher gain and bandwidth compared to a single element antenna. An 8-element series-fed array was designed, fabricated and measured. The 8-element array provides an impedance bandwidth of 14 GHz and a gain of around 13.74dBi at 122 GHz. These measurement results are also in good agreement with the simulation results.
Design and Characterization of Series and Corporate Feed Differential Arrays for Broadband 60 GHz Radar Applications
(2017-01-01)
Ahmad, Wael Abdullah
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Lu, Jeng-Hau
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Hasan, Raqibul
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Kissinger, Dietmar
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Ng, Herman Jalli
This paper provides a comparison between differential broadband series-fed and corporate-fed 4-element arrays at 60 GHz band to equip multi-channel radar. Radiator lengths are perturbed in the series-fed array to widen the bandwidth, while parasitic structures are inserted in the corporate-fed array. Measurement showed beam squinting from 3 degrees to 15 degrees over 61-66 GHz and narrow beam width for the compact series-fed array, while the large corporate-fed array has fixed beam direction but wider beam width. This opens the possibility of inherent beam steering by series-fed arrays for radar applications.
F-Band Differential Microstrip Patch Antenna Array and Waveguide to Differential Microstrip Line Transition for FMCW Radar Sensor
(2019-08-01)
Hasan, Raqibul
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Ahmad, Wael Abdullah
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Lu, Jeng-Hau
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Ng, Herman Jalli
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Kissinger, Dietmar
This paper describes a differential microstrip patch antenna array and a rectangular waveguide to coupled differential microstrip line transition operating at 122 GHz. The antenna array is realized in series-fed topology/architecture and is very suitable for MIMO radar applications. This on-board antenna provides a high antenna gain and radiation efficiency at millimeter-wave frequencies. The rectangular waveguide transition with low insertion loss offers the facilities to characterize the on-board antenna and can also be utilized in a radar system in combination with a horn antenna. The measured bandwidth of the antenna array is 7 GHz with a maximum gain of 12.98 dBi at 122 GHz. The waveguide transition has a bandwidth of 20 GHz at 10-dB return loss. Radar measurements were performed using radar sensors that were equipped with the developed antenna array as well as the waveguide transition in combination with horn antenna for comparison purposes. The radar measurement results with on-board antenna array show a good performance for detecting the range of the target.