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PolymerCeramic Composites for Conformal Multilayer Antenna/RF Systems: PhD Dissertation in Electrical and Computer Engineering,,Used
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Future commercial and military communication systems require a new class of antennas and radio frequency (RF) frontends that are small, lightweight, conformal, and multifunctional. This dissertation is dedicated to the development and application of the novel polymerceramic composites for future compact multilayer antennas and RF systems. The first half of the dissertation deals with the fabrication and characterization of the polymerceramic composites. Also, carbon nanotube (CNT) sheets are introduced for the first time to overcome the issues of reliable printing on polymers. The second half of the dissertation focuses on the application of the polymerceramic composites with carbon nanotube sheet printing. Two practical application examples are elaborated, namely (1) a compact antijamming GPS array and (2) a cylindrically conformal microstrip array. Both applications demonstrate the potentials of the polymerceramic composites for threedimensional fabrication and multilayer packaging.
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