Field, Device and Circuit Tech.
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Computational methods for the simulation of electromagnetic structures are indispensable for exploring new technologies and applications. This session presents significant advances that result in accelerated solvers of electrically large problems and robust multiphysics simulators, exploiting mathematical advances and machine learning.
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This session will feature the design of novel microwave/mm-wave waveguide-based components and metasurfaces and the advanced characterization of thermal and twisting effects in dielectric waveguides for mm-wave applications.
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This session includes advances in numerical and analytic techniques for modeling of diverse microwave components and systems, as well as hybrid field/circuit and multiphysics simulations. Advanced numerical methods that enable novel measurement techniques are also given, including near-to-far field transformations for predicting antenna patterns by sampling in the near-field over an arbitrary-shaped surface surrounding the antenna. Simulation methodologies for signal integrity prediction in high-speed links are also included.
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This session features a variety of contributions on the topics of artificial neural networks, innovative knowledge transfer approaches, non-linear behavioral modeling and design of power amplifiers and oscillators. This session offers insights into the latest trends in simulation and modeling, bridging theoretical concepts with practical applications.
This joint IMS/ARFTG session will take you through advances in the field of OTA characterization. The papers range from quasi-optical techniques to mitigation of alignment errors, built-in test for EIRP and electromagnetic jet imaging.
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This joint IMS/ARFTG session presents a number of exciting developments in mm-wave measurement, including new observations in on-wafer calibrations and improvements in mm-wave noise characterization. The session concludes in a novel wideband measurement approach for higher-rate modulated analysis.