2010 18th International

Conference on Microwave Radar

and Wireless Communications

(MIKON 2010)

Vilnius, Lithuania

14-16 June 2010

Editors:

B. Levitas

IEEE IEEE Catalog Number: CFPl0784-PRT

ISBN: 978-1-4244-5288-0

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CONTENTS

OPENING SESSION Monday 1030 + 1220

OS-1 On Multiport Antennas for MIMO-Systems 2

Inv. D.Heberling Institute of High Frequency Technology, Germany,C.Oikonomopoulos-Zachos IMST GmbH, Germany

OS-2 Field Effect Transistors for Fast Terahertz Detection and Imaging 5

Inv.W.Knap, S.Nadar, H.Videlier, S.Boubanga-Tombet, D.Coquillat, N.Dyakonova, F.Teppe CNRS &

Universite Montpellier 2, France

K.Karpierz , J.Usakowski, M.Sakowicz University of Warsaw Warsaw, Polandv

D.Seliuta, I.Kasalynas, G.Valusis Semiconductor Physics Institute Vilnius, Lithuania

S.Monfray ,T.Skotnicki ST Microelectronics Crolles, France

ORAL SESSION A1 Monday 14°° + 1550ANTENNA DESIGN

A1 -1 Reconfigurable Antennas 10

Inv. Y.M.Yashchyshyn Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland

A1-2 Integrated Cylindrical Horn Antenna Array 19

M.Mazur, S.Kostka Przemyslowy Instytut Telekomunikacji S.A. (PITSA.), Gdansk, Poland

A1-3 Slotted Waveguide Antenna Arrays for Airborne Radars 23

D.Vavriv, S.Sekretarov, L.Shevtsova Institute of Radio Astronomy of the National Academy of

Sciences of UkraineKharkov, Ukraine

A1-4 A dual reflector antenna for point - to - point system applications 27

M. Olszewska,W. Gwarek University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland

A1-5 A Compact Double-Ridged Horn Antenna for Ground Penetrating Radar

Applications 31

B.Panzner, A.Jdstingmeier, A.Omar Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg,Germany

ORAL SESSION B1 Monday 1400 + 1550

MICROWAVE MEASUREMENTS I

B1-2 Multi-Frequency Approach To the Coaxial Multiline Through-Reflect-LineCalibration 36

A. Lewandowski, W. Wiatr, J. Dobrowolski Warsaw University of Technology Warsaw, Poland

B1-3 Line-Length Optimization of Offset-Short Standards for Broadband VNA

Calibration 40

W.Wiatr Warsaw University of Technology Warszawa, Poland

B1-4 Receiver Antenna Array 44

L. Dudas, V.Rdsner, R.Seller Budapest University of Technology and Economics Budapest,

HungaryK.Kazi, Nguyen Thi Ngoc Minn Hungary Academy ofMilitary Science and Technology Budapest,

Hungary; Radar

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B1-5 Method of Dynamic Parameters Measurement of High-Speed D/A

Converters 48

V.Kvedaras, R.Kvedaras, T.Ustinavicius Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Vilnius, Lithuania

ORAL SESSION C1 Monday 1400 + 1550POWER AMPLIFIERS I

C1-1 Advanced Switch-Mode Concepts using GaN: The Class-S Amplifier 54

Inv. W.Heinrich, A.Wentzel, C.Meliani Ferdinand-Braun-lnstitut (FBH), Berlin, Germany

C1-2 Development Strategy for GaN-Based High-Efficiency Hybrid Medium-

Power RF Amplifiers Through Low-Cost Substrate Prototyping 60

J.Fang, J.Moreno, R.Quaglia, R.Tinivella, V.Camarchia, M.Pirola, G.Ghione DipartimentodiElettronica, Politecnicodi Torino,,ITALY

C1-3 Design and Simulation GaN based Class-S PA at 900MHz 64A.Samulak, G.Fischer, R.Weigel, Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nuremberg,Erlangen,Germany

C1-4 A 100W SiC Mesfet Amplifier for L-Band T/R Module of APAR 68

W.Wojtasiak, D.Gryglewski, Warsaw University of Technology Warsaw, Poland

C1-5 GaN Class E Wideband Microwave Power Amplifier 72

D.G.Makarov, V.G.Krizhanovski Donetsk National University, Donetsk, Ukraine

AAKistchinsky Microwave systems JSC Moscow, Russia

ORAL SESSION A2 Monday 1620 + 1800BROADBAND AND UWB ANTENNAS

A2-1 Study of Effect of Corrugated Edges on the Radiation Characteristics of

GPR Antenna 76

Y.Maksimovitch, V.Mikhnev National Academy of Sciences, Belarus

P.Vainikainen SMARAD/Department ofRadio Science and Engineering, Finland

A2-2 Compact Tapered Slot Antennas for UWB Microwave ImagingApplications 80Y.Wang, A.Abu, Bakar, M.Bialkowski The University Of Queensland Brisbane, Australia

A2-3 Optimization Parameters of Dielectric in Aperture-Coupled Stacked Patch

Antenna on Bandwidth 84

M.Bugaj, M.Wnuk Military University of Technology, Poland

A2-4 Broadband Microstrip Patch Antenna with Reduced Transversal Size 88

M.Pergol, W.Zieniutycz Gdansk University of Technology Poland

M.Mazur Przemyslowy Instytut Telekomunikacji S.A. Poland

A2-5 A Design and Adjustment Method for Ultrawideband Microstrip Antenna

Design 91

P.Hong Phuong, N.Dat Son HCMC University of Technology Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

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ORAL SESSION B2 Monday 1620 + 1800

MICROWAVE MEASUREMENTS II

B2-1 Complex Dielectric Permittivity of Composites Basedon Dielectric

Matrixes with Inclusions of Carbon Nanotubes 96

D.Usanov, A.Skripal, A.Romanov Saratov State University named after N.G.TchernyshevskySaratov, Russia

B2-2 Measurements of the Complex Permeability of Yttrium Iron Garnet

Substrates Near Ferromagnetic Resonance 100

K.Derzakowski Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland

J.Krupka Warsaw University of Technology Warsaw, Poland

B2-3 Magnetic Properties of the Finemet Alloys in the Microwave Frequency

Range 103

R.Kubacki, L.Nowosielski, R.Przesmycki Military University of Technology Warsaw, Poland

J.Ferenc, R.Frender University of Technology Warsaw, Poland

B2-4 Measurements of Complex Dielectric Permittivity and MagneticPermeability of Carbon-Coated Ni Capsules 107

M.lvanov, S.Rudys, S.Lapinskas, J.Banys Vilnius University Vilnius, Lithuania

J.Macutkevic Semiconductor Physics Institute Vilnius, Lithuania

Y.Yermakov, A.Uimin, A.Mysik Institute of Metal Physics, Ural Division, Russian Academy of

Sciences, Yekaterinburg Russia

O.Shenderova International Technology Center, Raleigh, North Carolina USA

ORAL SESSION C2 Monday 1620 + 1800

MICROWAVE & MILLIMETER WAVE OSCILLATORS

C2-1 Talbot Effect Supported Millimeter Wave Generation 112

N.Neumann, M.Haas, D.PIettemeier TU Dresden Communications Lab 01062 Dresden, GermanyC.Schaeffer Helmut-Schmidt-Universit", Hamburg, Germany

C2-2 The Method of Designing Ultra Low Phase Noise Dielectric Resonator

Oscillators 115

J.Piekarski, K.Czuba Warsaw University of Technology Poland

C2-3 Control System for High Power Solid State Microwave Generators

2.45 GHz Band 119

P.Korpas, D.Gryglewski, W.Wojtasiak, W.Gwarek Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw,

Poland

C2-4 Design of a 54 To 63 GHz Differential Common Collector Sige ColpittsVCO 122

A.Barghouthi, F.EIIinger Dresden University of Technology Dresden, Germany

ORAL SESSION A3 Tuesday 840 + 1000

COMPATIBILITY

A3-1 Investigation of Susceptibility of Routers To High Power Microwave

Pulse Radiation 127

M.Dagys, Z.Kancleris, P.Ragulis, R.Simniskis, V.Tamosiunas Semiconductor Physics Institute

Lithuania,

A3-2 EGSM and CDMA Collocation and Near Field Antenna EstimationJ.Juchniewicz, W.Bandurski Poznan University of Technology Poznan, Poland

130

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A3-3 Dynamic Mode of Radiosystem with Spatial Structure Optimization in

Presence of Interferences 134

Y.N.Parshin, S.I.Gusev Ryazan state radio engineering university, Ryazan, Russia

A3-4 Lithuanian Experience of Evaluation on Radar Antenna Radiation 138

K.Maceika, A.Gustaitis Aviation Institute Vilnius Gediminas Technical University Lithuania

ORAL SESSION B3 Tuesday 840 + 10°'

NUMERICAL MODELING I

B3-1 FDTD Modelling of Plain Susceptors for Microwave Oven Applications 143

Michal Soltysiak QWED Sp. zo.o Warsaw, Poland

W.Gwarek, M.Celuch Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland

U.Erie R&D Solon Product Technology, Nestle, OH, United States

B3-2 Improving the Accuracy of Subgridding Scheme in Finite Differences

Method Based on Legendre Polynomials Expansion 147

P.Kowalczyk, L.Kulas, M.Mrozowski Gdansk University of Technology, Gdansk, Poland

B3-3 Krylov Space Iterative Solvers on Graphics Processing Units 150

A.Dziekonski, M.Mrozowski Gdansk University of Technology, Gdansk, Poland

B3-4 ADI-FDTD Method for Physical Simulation of Semiconductor Devices 154

R.Mirzavand, A.Abdipour, G.Moradi Amirkabir University of Technology Tehran, Iran

M.Movahhedi Shahid Bahonar University ofKerman Kerman, Iran

ORAL SESSION C3 Tuesday 840 + 10°'OPTICAL COMPONENTS AND CIRQUITS

C3-1 INP HBT Demultiplexing Ics for Over 100 Gb/S Optical Transmission 159

A.Konczykowska, F.Jorge, J.-Y.Dupuy, M.Riet, J.Godin, A.Scavennec Aicatel-Thales lll-V Lab,

joint lab between Bell Labs and TRT, Marcoussis,H.-G.Bach, G.G.Mekonnen, D.Pech, C.Schubert Fraunhofer Institute for Telecommunications,Heinrich-Hertz-lnstitut, Berlin, Germany

C3-2 Periodic FDTD Modeling of 3D Photonic Crystals 163

B.Salski QWED Sp. z o.o, Poland

W.Gwarek Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland

C3-3 Microwaves Reflection of Centimeter Wavelength Range of Two-

Dimensional Square Symmetry Plasma Photonic Crystals 166M.Y.Barabanenkov Institute of Microelectronics Technology and superpure materials, Russian

Academy of Sciences, Russia

POSTER SESSION P1 Monday 1000 + 140(ANTENNAS

P1-01 Comparative Numerical Analysis of the Slot Antenna Arrays the Energyand Finite Element Methods 170

N.Naumovich, O.Yurtsev, V.Kizimenko, D.Moskaliou, A.Joubko Belarusian State University of

Informatics and Radioelectronics, Republic ofBelarus, Minsk

P1-02 Simulation of Direction of Arrival and Beamforming Algorithms Used

in Smart Antenna System for Software-Defined Radio 173

M.Naik, G.Suri, P.Shetty Electronics & Communication Department at Nirma University,Ahmedabad, India

VII

P1-03 Microstrip Monopulse Antennas Array 177

W.Kolosowski, E.Sedek Telecommunications Research Institute Warsaw, Poland

P.Gajewski, A. Jeziorski Military University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland

P1-04 Monopulse Direction Finder for Harmonic Radar System 180

I.Hertl, M.Strycek, V.Polacek, VTUO Brno, Brno, Czech Republic

P1-05 Wideband Aperture Coupled Microstrip Array Antennas for Radar

Applications 183

S.Mohanna N.Ghassemi University ofSistan and Baluchestan, Zahedan, Iran

P1-06 Investigation Into a Folded Wideband Monopole Antenna for Use in

Portable Devices 185

M.Bialkowski, A.Razali, A.Boldaji The University of Queensland Brisbane, Australia

P1 -07 Microwave Radar for Express Testing of Semiconductor Materials 189

J.Novickij Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Vilnius, Lithuania

P1-08 Inexpensive Helical Antenna for Global Navigation Satellite Systems 191

L.Sorokosz, W.Zieniutycz Gdansk University of Technology, Gdansk, Poland

P1-09 Optimal Sidelobes Reduction and Synthesis of Circular Array Antennas

Using Hybrid Adaptive Genetic Algorithms 195Ali Abdulhadi Noaman, Abdul Kareem S. Abdallah, RamzyS. Ali University ofBasra, Basra,

Iraq

P1 -10 Automated Method of Antenna Factor Measuring 199

J.Ochodnicky, Z.Matousek, M.Sostronek Armed Forces Academy of gen. M. R. Stefanik,Liptovsky Mikulas, Slovakia

P1 -11 Utilization of RFID Technology for Fixed Assets Inventory Process

Improvement 202

M.Cudo Poznan University of Technology, Poznan, Poland

P1-12 Vortical Electromagnetic Waves with a Stationary Power Flow 205

V.lvaska,V.Kalesinskas Vilnius University, Vilnius, Lithuania

P1-13 Fresnel Formulas for Nondiffracting Electromagnetic Waves 209

V.lvaska,V.Jonkus Vilnius University, Vilnius, Lithuania

POSTER SESSION P2 Monday 1000 + 14oc

CAD, MODELING AND PASSIVE COMPONENTS

P2-01 Efficiency of the IE-MOM Approach in the Analysis of Dielectric Bodies

Ebmedded in a Cavity 214

B.Bieda, P.SIobodzian Wroclaw University of Technology, Wroclaw, Poland

P2-02 The Method of Improving Performace of the GPU-Accelerated 2D FDTD

Simulator 218

P.Konczak, M.Sypniewski Warsaw University of Technology, Poland, Warsaw

P2-03 A Comparative Analysis of Two Wide-Band Rational Approximations for

Input Impedance of Antennas 222

A.Karwowski, A.Noga, M.Surma Silesian University of Technology, Gliwice, Poland

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P2-04 Numerical Modeling in Wave Scattering Problem for Small Particles 224

M.Andriychuk Institute ofApplied Problems of Mechanics and Mathematics, NASU Lviv, Ukraine

A.Ramm Mathematics Department Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS, USA

P2-05 Analysis of Rectangular Microstrip Structures by the Method of Moments.

228

E.Metlevskis, V.Urbanavicius Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Vilnius, Lithuania

P2-06 Design of Wilkinson Power Divider Using Stubs 232

A.Sanadhya, A.Mathur, M.Chouhan, K.Singh Geetanjali Institute of Technical Studies/Electronics

& Communication Engineering, Udaipur, India

P2-07 Electromagnetic Wave Energy Trapping in the Split-Ring-Cavity System ....236

V.Kazakevicius, R.Brazis Semiconductor Physics Institute, Vilnius, Lithuania

R.Narkowicz,TU Dortmund University, Dortmund, Germany

P2-08 Compensated Broadband Five-Section Directional Coupler for Applicationin Butler Matrices 240

S.Gruszczyhski AGH University of Science and Technology, Department of Electronics, Cracow,Poland

K.Sachse Wroclaw University of Technology, Wroclaw, Poland

P2-09 Computer Aided Microstrip Circulator Design 244

S.Hosszu, L.Jakab, T.Berceli Budapest University of Technology and Economics Budapest,Hungary

P2-10 Broadband Stripline To Microstrip Transition with Constant ImpedanceField Matching Section for Applications in Multilayer Planar

Technologies 248

T.Maleszka, G.Jaworski Wroclaw University of Technology, Wroclaw, Poland

P2-11 Via Interconnection Structures for X-Band Surface Mount Circulators 252L.Jakab S.Hosszu T.Berceli Budapest University of Technology and Economics Budapest,Hungary

P2-12 Wideband Microstrip Phase Shifters 256M.Staba Przemyslowy Instytut Telekomunikacji, Gdansk, Poland

P2-13 Broadband 4x4 Butler Matrix in Microstrip Multilayer Technology Designedwith the Use of Three-Section Directional Couplers and Phase CorrectionNetworks 260K.Wincza AGH University of Science and Technology, Cracow, PolandK.Sachse Wroclaw University of Technology, Wroclaw, Poland

P2-14 Artificial Neural Network Algorithm for Automated Filter Tuning with

Improved Efficiency by Usage of Many Golden Filters 264J.Michalski TeleMobile Electronics Ltd. Pomeranian Science and Technology Park, Gdynia, Poland

P2-15 X-Band Coupled Cavity Slow Wave Structure of the Traveling WaveTube for Airborne Application 267W.Wiejak Wroclaw Division Telecommunication Research Institute S.A., Wroclaw, Poland

ORAL SESSION A4 Tuesday 1030+ 122<RFID TECHNOLOGY

A4-1 RF Identification and Localization - Recent Steps towards the Internet of

nv Things in Metal Production and Processing 272M.Vossiek, R.Miesen, J.Wittwer Clausthal University of Technology Clausthal-Zellerfeld, Germany

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A4-2 Hybrid RFID System 280

K.Kozowski, K.Bizewski, M.Michaek, LKulas, K.Nyka Gdansk University of Technology Poland

A4-3 A 5.8 GHz RFID-Based Data Transmission System As an Energy Efficient

Solution for On-Board Monitoring 284

P.Kopyt Warsaw University of Technology Poland

A4-4 Magnetic Antenna for Near-Field UHF RFID Tag 288

M.Dhaouadi, M.Mabrouk, A.Ghazel, CIRTA'COM, SUPCOM-ISETCOM de Tunis, Cite

Technologique des Communications, Tunisia

A4-5 A Printed RFID Tag Antenna for Metallic Objects Operating in UHF Band ....290

R.Borowiec Wroclaw University of Technology Wrocaw, Poland

ORAL SESSION B4 Tuesday 1030 + 122°FILTERS

B4-1 Composite Dielectric-Loaded Resonators for highly-stable bandstop and

Inv. bandpass filters 296

R.V.Snyder RS Microwave, Butler, NJ USA

B4-2 A Diplexer Design Method Using an Augmented Channel Filter Approach. .301

L.Balewski, M.Mrozowski Gdansk University of Technology, Poland

B4-3 On the Synthesis of Coupled-Lossy Resonator Filters with Unloaded

Quality Factor Control 305

L.Szydlowski, A.Lamecki, M.Mrozowski Gdansk University of Technology, Poland

B4-4 Tunable filters based on metal-dielectric resonators 309

B.Pratsiuk, Y.Prokopenko, Y.Poplavko National Technical University of Ukraine "KPI", Kyiv,Ukraine

ORAL SESSION C4 Tuesday 1030 + 1220

GaN | SiC TECHNOLOGY

C4-1 Achievement and Perspective of GaN Technology for Microwave

Applications 314

S.Delage. Alcatel-Thales lll-V lab Marcoussis, France.

C4-2 Metal Contacts to Wide Bandgap Semiconductor Structures for RF Power

Inv. Applications (Abstract) 319

A.Piotrowska, E.Kamiriska, M.Borysiewicz, Z.Adamus Institute of Electron Technology Warsaw,

Poland

M.-A. di Forte Poisson Alcatel-Thales lll-V Lab, Marcoussis cedex-France

A.Kuchuk V. E. Lashkaryov Institute of Semiconductor Physics Kyiv, Ukraine

A. Barcz Institute of Electron Technology Warsaw, Poland Institute ofPhysic PAS, Warsaw, Poland

E.Dynowska Institute of Physic PAS Warsaw, Poland

B.Pecz, L.Tdth Research Institute For Technical Physics and Mat. Sci. MTA MFA, Budapest,Hungary

C4-3 Modeling of Metal/lnsulator/GaN Ultraviolet Photodetector by Finite

Element Method 321

B.Adamowicz, M.Miczek, P.Bidziriski Institute of Physics Silesian University of Technology Gliwice,

Poland

Tamotsu Hashizume Research Center for Integrated Quantum Electronics Hokkaido University

Sapporo, Japan

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C4-4 Microwave Power Capabilities of InAIN/GaN HEMTs 324

J.C.De Jaeger, C.Gaquiere, Y.Douvry, N.Defrance, V.Hoel Institut d'Electronique, de

Microelectronique et de Nanotechnologie (UMR 8520)-IEMN University of Lille Villeneuve d'Ascq,

France.

S.Delage, M.A.Di Forte-Poisson, N.Sarazin, E.Morvan Alcatel-Thales Ill-Vlab Marcoussis,

France.

M.AIomari, E.Kohn Institute for Electron Devices and Circuits University of Ulm-TUU Ulm, Germany

A.Dussaigne, J.F. Carlin Laboratory ofAdvanced Semiconductors for Photonics and Electronics

Ecole Polytechnique Federate de Lausanne- PFL Lausanne, Switzerland.

J.Kusmik, C.Ostermaier, D.Pogany Institute for Solid State Electronics Technical UniversityVienna-TUW Vienna, Austria

C4-5 High Temperature Stability of Nitride-Based Power HEMTs 328

D.Maier, M.AIomari, E.Kohn, A.Chuvilin,U.Kaiser University of Ulm, Ulm, Germany

N.Grandjean, J-F Carlin Ecole polytechnique federate de Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland

M-A Diforte-Poisson, C.Dua, S.L.Delage Alcatel-Thales lll-V Lab, Marcoussis, France

D.Troadec, C.Gaquiere, IEMN, Lille University of Science and Technology, France

POSTER SESSION P3 Tuesday 1000 + 1400ACTIVE NETWORKS AND OTHERS

P3-01 Design of an Electronically Adaptable Low-Power Reference Cell for

Low-Cost CMOS Processes 334

J.Heidrich, D.Brenk, J.Essel, M.Heinrich, R.Weigel, G.Fischer University ofEiiangen-

Nuremberg, Institute for Electronics Engineering, Erlangen, GermanyG.Hofer, G.Holweg Design Center Graz, Infineon Technologies AG, Graz, Austria

P3-02 Red Light-Emitting Diode Degradation and Low-Frequency Noise

Characteristics 338

B.Saulys, J.Matukas, V.Palenskis, S.Pralgauskaite Vilnius University, Vilnius, Lithuania

P3-03 Ultra Wide Band (UWB) Transmitter with Configurable Design for Indoor

Positioning 342

G.Feher Budapest University of Technology and Economics Budapest, Hungary

P3-04 Impulse Transmitting Photonic Antenna for Ultra-Wideband Applications. .346

A.Chizh, S.Malyshev Laboratory of Semiconductor Optoelectronics Stepanov Institute of PhysicsNASB, Minsk Belarus

S.Jefremov, B.Levitas, I.Naidionova GEOZONDAS company Vilnius, Lithuania

P3-05 Realization of a Transmit System Using T/R Modules Applied in the

Demonstrator of S Band Active Antenna 349

K.Szustak, R.Sender, A.Czwartacka, P.Szymanski, B.Stachowski, J.Cholewa, D.Startek,

M.Andrzejewski, T.Lorens Telecommunication Research Institute PIT S.A, Warsaw, Poland

P3-06 Synthesis of Microstrip Multiconductor Lines, Working in Normal Mode 353

S.Mikucionis, V.Urbanavicius Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Vilnius, Lithuania

P3-07 Wavelet Packet Based De-noising Algorithm for UWB GPR Data 357

Q.Lu, J.I.Zhu Shanghai Research Institute of Microwave Technology, Shanghai, China

P3-08 UWB CPW-fed Monopole Antenna with a Band-Notch Function 360S.Hosseini Varkiani, F.Hojat Kashani Electrical Engineering Department South Branch, Islamic

Azad University Tehran, IRAN

P3-09 On the Issue of the Construction of Wideband Measuring Antenne 0,85to 37,5 GHz 363

V.N.Kopusov, V.B.Kasimenko, A.N.Gordeev Open joint-stock company "MNIPI", Minsk, the

Republic of Belarus

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P3-10 Measurement of Antenna Characteristics by Nearand Far-Field

Techniques within Time Domain 365

Y.N.Kalinin, P.V.Milyaev, V.L.Morev, M.V.Popikov R&DI "TRIM", Sankt-Petrburg, Russia

P3-11 Cost-Effective Millimeter Wave-To-Optical Conversion with Patch

Antenna and MMIC Chipset for ROF's Uplink 369

L.Belkin, M.Belkin Moscow State Institute ofRadio-Engineering, Electronics, and Automation

(Technical University) Moscow, Russian Federation

P3-12 X-Band Pulsed Measurement System of Transmittance Changes of

Power Amplifiers 373

D.Gryglewski, W.Wojtasiak, M.Belniak, D.Rosolowski University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland

P3-13 An Integrated SiGe HBT Bandpass-Pulse Length Modulator for Switch

Mode Power Amplifiers in the SHF Range 377

C.Hartmann, M.Haas-Zens, K.BIau, M. A. Hein llmenau University of Technology, llmenau,

Germany

POSTER SESSION P4 Tuesday 1000 + 1400

MEASUREMENTS, WIRELESS AND PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS

P4-01 Millimeter Waves Controlled Elements on the Basis of Disk Dielectric

Resonators 384

V.Derkach, R.Golovashchenko, E.Goroshko, V.Korzh Usikov Institute ofRadiophysics and

Electronics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kharkov, Ukraine

P4-02 Phase Drift Versus Temperature Measurements of Coaxial Cables 388

K.Czuba, D.Sikora Warsaw University of Technology, ISE, Warsaw, Poland

P4-03 Analysis of Helical Systems Containing Periodical Inhomogeneities 391

A.Katkevicius, S.Staras Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Vilnius, Lithuania

P4-04 Measurement of Thickness and Electrophysical Parameters of Nanometer

Films by Means of Optical and Microwave Methods 395

D.Usanov, A.Skripal, A.Skripal, A.Abramov, A.Bogolubov, A.Bakouie Saratov State University

named after N. G. Tchernyshevsky, Saratov, Russia

P4-05 Variable Microwave Time Delay by Utilizing Optical Approaches 399

E.Udvary, L.Jakab, T.Berceli Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Budapest,

Hungary

P4-06 Estimation of Capacity Bounds for Free Space Optical Channels Under

Strong Turbulence Conditions 403

H.Nistazakis, D.Marinos, M.Hanias, C.Aidinis, G.Tombras, E.Tsilis University ofAthens, Athens,

Greece

A.D.Tsigopoulos, M.E.Fafalios Hellenic NavalAcademy, Piraeus, Greece

P4-07 Reduced Complexity Schemes To Greedy Power Allocation for

Multicarrier Systems 406

W.AI-Hanafy Faculty ofElectronic Engineering, Menoufia Univ., Menouf, EgyptS.Weiss Centre for Excellence in Signal & Image Processing, Dept. ofEEE, Univ. of Strathclyde,Glasgow, Scotland, UK

P4-08 Electromagnetic Study of Planar Pre-Fractal Structures Using the Scale

Changing Technique 410

S.Miii, T.Aguili SYS'COM Laboratory, National Engineering School of Tunis, ENIT, Tunis, Tunisia

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P4-09 Exit Chart Analysis of Iteratively Detected and SVD-Assisted Broadband

MIMO-BICM Schemes 415

A.Ahrens Universidad Polit'ecnica de Madrid E.U.l.Tde Telecomunicaci', Wismar, GermanyC.Benavente-Peces Universidad Polit'ecnica de Madrid E.U.I. T de Telecomunicaci'on Ctra.

Madrid, Spain

P4-10 Per-Based Analysis of Mobile WiMAX System 419

R.Colda, T.Palade, E.Pu§chita, A.Moldovan, I.Verme§an Technical University of Cluj-Napoca,Cluj-Napoca, Romania

P4-11 Determination of Radio Refractivity Using Meteorological Data 423

M.Zilinskas Faculty of Physics, Vilnius University, Vilnius, Lithuania

S.TamosiQnas, M.Tamosiunaite Institute ofApplied Research, Vilnius University Vilnius, Lithuania

M.Tamosiuniene Semiconductor Physics Institute Vilnius, Lithuania

P4-12 Using Space Time Coding MIMO System for Software-Defined Radio to

Improve BER 427

M.Naik, A.Garg, A.Aggarwal Electronics & Communication Department at Nirma University,Ahmedabad, India

P4-13 Pattern Matching Localization in Zigbee Wireless Sensor Networks 431

M.Mendalka, K.Bizewski, L.Kulas, K.Nyka Gdansk University of Technology, Gdansk, Poland

P4-14 An Optimal Scheduling Algorithm in Spatial TDMA Mobile AD HOC

Network 435

Guo Zhong-Hai Academy ofEquipment Command & Technology Beijing, China

Chen Yong-Guang Ordnance Engineering College, Shijiazhuang, Hebei, China

P4-15 Adaptive Potential of Spatial Transmission Processing Techniques 440

A.Moldovan, I.Verme§an, T.Palade, A.-M.Pi§tea, R.Colda, E.Pu§chi'ta Technical University of

Cluj-Napoca, Cluj-Napoca, Romania

P4-16 Testing of Telecom and Datacom Signals with a Wide-Bandwidth

Sampling Oscilloscopes 444

J.Rososkis, O.Zaytsev UAB "Eltesta", Vilnius, Lithuania

P4-17 Towards Establishing Traceable Coaxial Type-N Scattering-ParameterMeasurements at NIT 448

G.Kedzierski, K.Korszen National Institute of Telecommunications Szachowa, Warsaw, Poland

A.Lewandowski, W.Wiatr Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland

ORAL SESSION A5 Tuesday 1400 + 1550ANTENNA THEORY AND APPLICATIONS

A5-1 Analisis, Design and Measurement of a Low Sidelobe Level LightweightArray Antenna for Surveillance Radar Applications 454

A.Toshev Pro Patria Electronics, Budapest, Hungary

A5-2 Multiband Omnidirectional Communication Antenna 458

M.Mazur Gdansk division Przemyslowy Instytut Telekomunikacji S.A. (PITSA.) Gdansk, Poland

A5-3 Verification of the Mutual Coupling Compensation Technique in Small

Planar Antenna Arrays 462

M.Zamlynski, P.SIobodzian Wroclaw University of Technology, Wroclaw, Poland

A5-4 Matrix Analysis of Antenna Array for MIMO UWB Systems 466

G.Czawka, M.Garbaruk, M.Nowakowski Bialystok University of Technology, Bialystok, Poland

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A5-5 The Analysis of Textile Antenna Array Radiation Pattern 470L.Januszkiewicz Technical University of Lodz Institute of Electronics Lodz, Poland

ORAL SESSION B5 Tuesday 1400 + 1550POWER AMPLIFIERS II

B5-1 Doherty Power Amplifiers for Handset Applications 476

Inv. Bumman Kim, Daehyun Kang, Jinsung Choi, Dongsu Kim Pohang University of Science and

Technology, Republic ofKorea

B5-2 GaAs MMIC Doherty Power Amplifier with Asymmetrical Drain Bias

Voltage 479

P.Colantonio, F.Giannini, R.Giofre, M.Piacentini, L.Piazzon University of Roma Tor Vergata,Roma, Italy

B5-3 Design of a Dual-Band GaN Doherty Amplifier 483

R.Giofre, P.Colantonio, F.Feudo, F.Giannini, L.Piazzon University of Roma Tor Vergata, Roma,Italy

B5-4 Doherty Power Amplifier and GaN Technology 487

P.Colantonio, F.Giannini, R.Giofre, L.Piazzon University ofRoma Tor Vergata ,Roma, Italy

B5-5 A 2 W GaAs Doherty Amplifier for 5.5-5.6 GHz Applications 491

A.Markos, D.Gruner, K.Bathich, G.Boeck Berlin Institute of Technology, Berlin, Germany

ORAL SESSION C5 Tuesday 140U + 155(MILLIMETER TECHNOLOGY

C5-1 A Novel Multi-Band Frequency Selective Surface Design and Its

Application in a Compact 60-GHz Folded Dipole Array 496

W.Chang, J.Luo Technische Universitaet Muenchen, Munich, GermanyJ.Y.Luo Nanyang Technological Univeristy, Singapore

C5-2 Third Harmonic Generation in Silicon with a 118GHz Gyrotron 500

R.Narkowicz, Semiconductor Physics Institute, Vilnius, Lithuania, TU Dortmund University,Dortmund, Germany

R.Raguotis, R.Brazis Semiconductor Physics Institute, Vilnius, Lithuania

M.Siegrist, J.Hogge Centre de Recherches en Physique des Plasmas, Ecole PolytechniqueFederate de Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland

P.Moreau Centre de Recherches en Physique des Plasmas, Ecole Polytechnique Federate de

Lausanne, Lausanne, TU Dortmund University, Dortmund, Germany

C5-3 Interaction Of Thin Conductive Sheets with TE10 Electromagnetic Wave in

Rectangular Waveguide 505Z.Kancleris, G.SIekas Semiconductor Physics Institute, Vilnius, Lithuania

R.Ciegis Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Vilnius, Lithuania

C5-4 Gyrotropic Waveguides Analysis Based on the Neural Networks 509D.PIonis, V.Malisauskas, A.Serackis Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Lithuania

C5-5 Inter-Period Compensation of the Unambiguity Range Degradation in

Polarimetric FMCW Radar with Time-Shifted Dual-Orthogonal Signals 514G. Babur, O. A. Krasnov, L. P. Ligthart Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands

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POSTER SESSION P5 Tuesday 1400 + 1800

RADARS

P5-01 High Power S Band T/R Module 520

K.Szustak, A.Czwartacka, B.Stachowski, T.Lorens, R.Sender, J.Cholewa Telecommunication

Research Institute PIT S.A Warsaw, Poland

P5-02 Moving Multy-Scatterer Target Parametric Identification Using Radar

Image 524

M.Konovalyuk, Y.Kuznetsov, A.Baev Moscow Aviation Institute (State Technical University),Moscow, Russia

P5-03 Receive System of S Band Active Antenna Demonstrator 528

J.Cholewa, B.Stachowski, A.Czwartacka, R.Sender, K.Szustak, D.Startek, M.Andrzejewski,

P.Szymanski, T.Lorens Telecommunication Research Institute S.A., PIT S.A, Warsaw, Poland

P5-04 Multi-Radar System Database Integration Using Metrized Small World

Technology 532

V.Krylov, D.Ponomarev, Y.Pankratov MeraLabs, LLC Nizhny Novgorod, Russia

P5-05 Collapse of Nonlinear Spin Dipole Wave Pulses of Millimeter Wave Rangein YIG Films 535

V.Grimalsky, S.Koshevaya CIICAp Autonomous University of State Morelos (UAEM) Cuernavaca,Mexico

0. Kolokoltsev CIADETAutonomous National University ofMexico (UNAM), Mexico, ZP 04510,D.F.,Mexico

P5-06 Terahertz and Sub-Terahertz Subsurface Tomography 539

H Cetinkaya. A.Vertiy, M.Tekbas International Laboratory for High Technology (ILHT), Material

Institute TUBITAK - MRC

P5-07 Modulators of THz Range Based on Integrated Silicon P-I-N-Structures in

Dielectric Waveguides 543

V.Grimalsky, S.Koshevaya, J.Escobedo-A. CIICAp Autonomous University of State Morelos

(UAEM) Cuernavaca, Mexico

1.Moroz Rivne Pedagogical University Rivne, Ukraine

P5-08 Experimental Pulse Reaction Estimation of the Centimeter Wave

Channel 547

M.Mironov, E.Voroshilin Tomsk State University of Control Systems and Radioelectronics

(TUSUR), Tomsk, Russia

P5-09 Ground Target Position Estimation in Passive Location 551

E.Voroshilin, E.Voroshilina Tomsk State University of Control Systems and Radioelectronics

(TUSUR), Tomsk, Russia

P5-10 Ka-Band FMCW Radar Sensor for Remote Control of Presence and

Speed of Railroad-Cars and Trains in Territory of Grading Belts 555

A.Vasilev, A.Varavin, G.Ermak, I.Popov Usikov Institute for Radiophysics and Electronics NAS of

Ukraine, Kharkov, Ukraine

P5-11 Complex Radar Signal Source for Radar Receivers Testing 558

M.Luszczyk, Z.Szczepaniak, A.Arvaniti, E.Orzel-Tatarczuk Przemyslowy Instytut TeiekomunikacjiS.A., Warsaw, Poland

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P5-12 A Marine Testing's Result of Experimental Radar with 64-Channels

Digital Antenna Array 562

V.SIyusar Central Research Institute ofArmaments and Military Equipment of Ukraine's Armed

Forces, Kyiv, Ukraine

N.N.Nikitin, L.G.Shatzman, N.A.Korolev, O.N.Solostchev, D.V.Shraev, l.V.Volostchuk Arsenal

Corporation Kyiv, Ukraine

AM .Alesyn Mirad Ltd Kyiv, Ukraine

Bondarenko M.V., Grytzenko V.N., MalastchuK V.P. Pulsar Ltd, Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine

P5-13 Analysis of Mode-Hopping Effect in Fabry-Perot Laser Diodes 565

B.Saulys, J.Matukas, V.Palenskis, S.Pralgauskaite, J.Vysniauskas Vilnius University, Vilnius,Lithuania

ORAL SESSION A6 Tuesday 1620 + 18°'NUMERICAL MODELING II

A6-1 Advanced Macromodel Matrix Structure Cloning for FDTD 570

J.Podwalski, L.Kulas, M.Mrozowski Telecommunications and Informatics, Gdansk University of

Technology, Gdansk, Poland

A6-2 Reduced-Order Models in the Finite Element Analysis 572

G.Fotyga, K.Nyka, L.Kulas Gdansk University of Technology, Gdansk, Poland

A6-3 Wavelets on Nonuniform Triangular Meshes for Fast Basis Transform 574

M.Ambrozkiewicz, A.Jacob Institut fur Hochfrequenztechnik, Technische UniversiV'at Hamburg-Harburg, Hamburg, Germany

A6-4 3D Vector Electric Field Distributions and Dispersion Characteristics of

Open Rectangular and Circular Metamaterial Waveguides 578

T.Gric, S.Asmontas Semiconductor Physics Institute Vilnius, Lithuania

L.Nickelson Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Vilnius, Lithuania

A6-5 Dispersion Dependencies of Glass Pipe Waveguides Filled with LossyBiological Liquids 582

D.Zylkov, L.Nickelson, S.Asmontas Semiconductor Physics Institute Vilnius, Lithuania

R. Martavicius Vilnius Gediminas Technical University Vilnius, Lithuania

ORAL SESSION B6 Tuesday 1620 + 180cACTIVE MICROWAVE NETWORKS

B6-1 Asymmetric Mechanisms of Second-Order Intermodulation in

Downconversion Mixers 588K.Dufrene DICE Danube Integrated Circuit Engineering GmbH & Co KG, Linz, Austria

R.Weigel University ofErlangen-Nuremberg,, Erlangen, Germany

B6-2 Design of Broadband Complex Impedance Matching Networks and Their

Applications for Broadband Microwave Amplifiers 592

C.Fuzy, A.Zolomy Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Budapest, Hungary

B6-3 A 27 Dbm Microwave Amplifier with Varactors-Controlled MatchingNetworks 596

D.Rosolowski, W.Wojtasiak, D.Gryglewski Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland

B6-4 3 GS/s S-Band 12 Bit MuxDAC on SiGeC Technology 600

F.BorS, N.Chantier e2v, Specialist Semiconductors Division, Saint-Egreve, France

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B6-5 Analysis of a New Approach for Tunable and Reduced Size Balanced

Amplifier Using Thin-Film BST Varactors 604

F.AIi, E.Lourandakis, G.Fischer, R.Weigel University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Erlangen, Germany

R.GIoeckler ST-Ericsson AT GmbH, Nuremberg, Germany

ORAL SESSION C6 Tuesday 1620 + 1800RADAR TECHNIQUE

C6-1 Minimizing of Influence of Synchronization Lack between Short LMF Signaland Filter on Its Compression 611

W.Pogribny, T.Leszczynski University of Technology and Life Sciences, Bydgoszcz, Poland

C6-2 FPGA Based If Digital Receiver for the PARSAX - Polarimetric AgileRadar 615

Z.Wang , O.Krasnov, L.Ligthart, F.Van Der Zwan Delft University of Technology, Delft, The

Netherlands

C6-4 The Multiposition Passive Satellite System for the Terrestrial Radiation

Sources Monitoring 620

M.Mironov, E.Voroshilin, G. Sharygin Tomsk State University of Control Systems and

Radioelectronics (TUSUR), Tomsk, Russia

C6-5 Control and Diagnostic System for the Demonstrator of S Band Active

Antenna 624

J.Cholewa, D.Startek, M.Andrzejewski, A.Czwartacka, K.Szustak, B.Stachowski, P.SzymanskiTelecommunication Research Institute PIT S.A

,Warsaw, Poland

ORAL SESSION A7 Wednesday 840 + 1000INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS

A7-1 Millimeter Wave Application for Non-Destrucive HomogenetyCharacterization of Semiconductor and Dielectric Wafers 630

A.Laurinavicius Semiconductor Physics Institute Vilnius, Lithuania

T.Anbinderis, Joint Stock Company "ELM1KA", Vilnius, Lithuania

A7-2 Aggregate Type Identification in Concrete Compounds Using Microwave

Transmission Line and Ann 633

G.Lengvinas, V.Deksnys Kaunas University of Technology, Kaunas, Lithuania

A7-3 UWB Microwave Imaging System Including Circular Array Antenna 637

M.Bialkowski, Y.Wang, A.Abu Bakar, W.Khor The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia

ORAL SESSION B7 Wednesday 840 + 10°'WIRELESS AND PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS

B7-1 Innovative Maritime Communications Technologies 642

lnvF.Bekkadal MARINTEK, Maritime Transport Systems, Trondheim, Norway

B7-2 Modulation-Mode and Power-Assignment for SVD-Assisted Downlink

Multiuser MIMO Systems 646

A.Ahrens Hochschule Wismar, University of Technology, Wismar, GermanyC.Benavente-Peces Universidad Polit'ecnica de Madrid, Madrid, Spain

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B7-3 On BER of STBC Coded MIMO Systems in Different Indoor Environments . 650I.Vermesan, A.Moldovan, T.Palade, R.Colda Technical University of Ciuj Napoca, Cluj Napoca,Romania

B7-4 Planar MS-CPS by pass Balun for CPS-FED Textile Antennas 654T.Maleszka Wroclaw Univeristy of Technology, Wroclaw, Poland, Gdansk, Poland

B7-5 Localization in Wireless Sensor Networks usingSwitched Parasitic

Antennas 658

M.Sulkowska, K.Nyka, L.Kulas Gdansk University of Technology, Gdansk, Poland

ORAL SESSION C7 Wednesday 840 + 10

ANTENNAS AND MICROWAVES FOR SPACE APPLICATIONS I

C7-1 Patch Antennas Setups for Omnidirectional Pattern to Provide TTC Links

Onboard Small Spacecraft 664

P.Kabacik, A.Byndas, T.Maleszka, M.Hornik, P.Gorski, Wroclaw University of TechnologyWroclaw, Poland

C7-2 Multi-Objective Optimization of an Isoflux Antenna for LEO Satellite

Down-Handling Link 669R. Ravanelli, C. lannicelli, Thales Alenia Italia SpA, Roma, ItalyN. Baldecchi, F. Franchini, Enginsoft SpA, Firenze, Italy

C7-3 Criteria for Phase Shifter Operation of an Azimuthally Magnetized Coaxial

Ferrite Waveguide 673

M.N.Georgieva-Grosse, Polikraishte, BulgariaG.N.Georgiev University of Veliko Tirnovo "St. St. Cyril and Methodius", Veliko Tirnovo, Bulgaria

C7-4 Resonator Techniques for Reflectivity and Surface Resistivity at HighTemperature: Methodology and Measurements 677

V.Parshin, E.Serov Applied Physics Institute ofRAS, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia,R.Ravanelli Thales Alenia Space SpA, Roma, ItalyC.G.M. van't Klooster ESA Estec EEA, Noordwijk, The Netherlands

ORAL SESSION A8 Wednesday 1030 + 12

PASSIVE COMPONENTS I

A8-1 Photonic Structures in the Microwave Band and Their Applications 685

Inv. D.A. Usanov, AI.V. Skripal, An.V. Skripal, A.V. Abramov, A.S. Bogolubov, M.Y. Kulikov, D.V.

Ponomarev Saratov State University named after N.G.Tchernyshevsky, Saratov, Russia

A8-2 Analytical Study and Simulation of Distributed Phase Shifter 695

M.Mabrouk, M.Ould-Elhassen, A.Ghazel, CIRTACOM, SUPCOM-ISETCOM de Tunis, Cite

Technologique des Communications, 2088, TunisieP.Benech IMEP-LAHC, UMR-5130-CNRS-INPG-UJF, MINATEC, Grenoble, France

A8-3 Performance and Characterization of MMIC Phase Shifter with Wire

Bonds Interconnections 697

P.Szymanski Telecommunication Research Institute PIT S.A, Warsaw, Poland

A8-4 Modeling of Integrated Microstrip Bend Structures on Silicon Substrates

Up To 110 GHz 701Z.Zhang, D.Gruner, G.Boeck Berlin Institute of Technology, Berlin, Germany

XVIII

A8-5 Tuning Properties of Irregular Posts in Waveguide Junctions - Tunable

Filter Application 705

R.Lech, A.Kusiek, J.Mazur Gdansk University of Technology, Poland

ORAL SESSION B8 Wednesday 1030 + 1220MICROWAVE MEASUREMENTS III

B8-2 The Performance of the IFM Receiver in Dense Signal Environment 710

H.GruchaHa-Wesierski, M.Czyzewski, A.Stowik, Military University of Technology, Warsaw,

Poland

B8-3 Optimisation of resistive sensor for ridge waveguide 714

P.Ragulis, V.Tamosiunas, Z.Kancleris, R.Simniskis, M.Tamosiuniene Semiconductor PhysicsInstitute, Vilnius, Lithuania

B8-4 L-Band Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) Spectrometer 718

B.ldzkowski, J.Duchiewicz, A.Dobrucki, T.Duchiewicz, A.Francik, A.Sadowski, S.Walesiak

Wroclaw University of Technology, Wroclaw, Poland

J.BIaszczyk, A.Kutynia ASONIK, Tuczno, Poland

B8-5 Three Dimensional Magnetic Field Distributions and DispersionCharacteristics of Rectangular and Circular SiC Waveguides 722

T.Gric, L.Nickelson, S.Asmontas Semiconductor Physics Institute, Vilnius, Lithuania

ORAL SESSION C8 Wednesday 1030 + 1220

ANTENNAS AND MICROWAVES FOR SPACE APPLICATIONS II

C8-1 Supporting Omni-Directional Communications Capability In Variable

Attitude Spacecraft 728

M.Brenchley, P.Garner, K. Maynard Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd, Guildford, United KingdomT.Butlin, E. Krabel MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates Ltd., Richmond, Canada

C8-2 Principles of the Electromagnetic Modelling of Some Microwave Components,Based on the Circular Waveguides with Azimuthally Magnetized Ferrite 734

G.Georgiev University of Veliko Tirnovo "St. St. Cyril and Methodius", Veliko Tirnovo, BulgariaM.Georgieva-Grosse Polikraishte, Bulgaria

C8-3 A Design of Beam Forming Network Integrated in Multilayer MicrostripStructure for Applications in Airborne SAR 740

G.Jaworski, T.Maleszka, Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland

C8-4 Antenna Activities in Support to Future Candidate Earth Explorer Core

Missions with a SAR 744

K. v. 't Klooster, F.Heliere, Chung-Chi Lin Noordwijk ESA Estec, The Netherlands

ORAL SESSION A9 Wednesday 1400 + 1550PASSIVE COMPONENTS II

A9-1 Design of UWB Uniplanar 180° Hybrid Employing Ground Slots and

Microstrip-Slot Transitions 750

M.Bialkowski, Y.Wang School of ITEE The University of Queensland Brisbane, Australia

A9-2 Application of Hybrid Approach To the Analysis of Resonators Loaded

with Axially Symmetrical Posts 754

A.Kusiek, R.Lech, J.Mazur Gdansk University of Technology Gdansk, Poland

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A9-3 Discrete Shape Optimization Method for the Non-Uniform Transmission

Line Directional Couplers 757

P.Miazga Warsaw University of Science and Technology, Warszawa, Poland

A9-4 Universal Coupling Curve for Coupled Resonantors and Transmission

Lines 760

A.Abramowicz Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland

A9-5 Investigations of Multilayer Three-Strip Coplanar Lines with the Ferrite

Material 764

W.Marynowski, J.Mazur Gdansk University of Technology, Gdansk, Poland

A9-6 A New Method for Refractive Index Measurement of Isotropic and AnisotropicMaterials in Millimeter and Submillimeter Wave Range 767N.A. Andrushchak, Y.V. Bobitskii, T.V. Maksymyuk, O.I. Syrotynsky, A.S. Andrushchak Lviv

Polytechnic National University, Lviv, Ukraine

I.D.Karbovnyk Ivan Franko Lviv National University, Lviv, Ukraine

ORAL SESSION C9 Wednesday 1400 + 1550

POLARIMETRIC AND DOPPLER RADARS

C9-1 A Novel Approach Applied for the Internal and Semi-External Calibration

of the PARSAX Dual-Channel Polarimetric Agile Radar System 772

Zhijian Li Nanjing Electronic Equipment Institute, Nanjing, China

LP. Ligthart, W.F. van der Zwan, O.A. Krasnov IRCTR Delft University of Technology, Delft, The

Netherlands

Peikang Huang The Second Academy of CASIC, Beijing, China

Weining Lu The First Academy of CASIC, Beijing, China

C9-2 Model Order Selection of the Target Doppler Spectrum 776

A.Gorbunova, Y.Kuznetsov Moscow Aviation Institute (State Technical University) Moscow,Russia

C9-3 Target Detection in Doppler Radar with PSK Signals 780

C.Kabakchiev The St. Clement of Ohrid, Sofia University, Sofia, BulgariaI.Garvanov Institute ofInformation Technologies, BAS Sofia, BulgariaP.Daskalov MPS Ltd., Sofia, Bulgaria

C9-4 Calibration of a 220-325 GHz Vector-Network-Analyzer with MultipleRectangular-Waveguide Sections 784

A.Lewandowski, W.Wiatr Institute ofElectronic Systems Warsaw University of Technology,Warsaw, Poland

CLOSING SESSION Wednesday 1620 + 1800

CS-1 PARSAX: High-Resolution Doppler-Polarimetric FMCW Radar with Dual-

Orthogonal Signals 790

O.A.Krasnov, L.P.Ligthart, Z.Li, G.Babur, Z.Wang ,F. Van der Zwan International Research

Centre for Ttelecommunications and Radar (IRCTR), Delft University of Technology, Delft, The

Netherlands