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Millimeter-wave antenna for system-on-chip (SOC) applications Yong-Kyu Yoon, Bo Pan, Mark G. Allen, John Papapolymerou, Manos Tentzeris This research focuses on surface-micromachined air-lifted millimeter-wave antenna implementation. Contrary to conventional planar type printed-circuit antenna structures, the 3-D surface micromachined structures minimize substrate effects, enabling substrate independence, high electrical performance, and broad bandwidth. Implemented millimeter-wave antennas include an air-lifted monopole antenna, a monopole-driven Yagi-Uda (M-Yagi) antenna, an air-lifted patch antenna, and an air-lifted monopole antenna. Millimeter-wave antenna Other Projects: Thermal micro/nano poration system for transdermal drug delivery à Gas flow system using thermal transpiration à Nano fiber/texture formation for artificial tissue engineering à
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