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Antenna group at Chalmers
Professor Per-Simon Kildal Adjunct Professor Jan Carlsson PhD students Tekn. Lic. Omid Sotoudeh… Dr in Dec 05- Sony Ericsson Tekn. Lic. Malcolm Ng Mou Kehn….Dr in Dec 05 Tekn. Lic. Ulf Carlberg Rikard Olsson…..Lic in Oct 05- AMC Centurion AB External PhDs Dr. Kent Rosengren, Flextronics Comp. Kalmar….Dr in May 05 Kristian Karlsson, SP….Lic in Sep 05 Charlie Orlenius, Bluetest AB
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Research activities Antenna design approaches Antenna types
Electromagnetic design methods (artificial surfaces/materials) Theory Numerical simulations, commercial tools Computation methods (moment method for special symmetries, Fortran & Matlab & Mathcad) Characterization / new measurement methods for multipath Antenna types Reflector antennas and feeds Small antennas Arrays Multifunction antennas
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What for? Radio telescopes and ionospheric studies
Satellite communication antennas Wireless terminals such as mobile phones Large companies such as Ericsson Small companies and spin-offs
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Example of our designs: EISCAT VHF antenna (200m x 40m)
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Example of our designs: Dual-reflector feed for radio telescope in Arecibo
300 m diameter
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Example of our designs: Odin dual reflector system
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Example of designs by us: Reflector antennas for radio links
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We are involved in US SKA proposal
100 MHz to 25 GHz, reflectors (Ø43m).
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Forerunner of US SKA (500 MHz – 10 GHz)
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Size and complexity for fmin = 500 MHz
Chalmers feed: No problem with phase center variations ATA feed: Problem with phase center variations
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Size and complexity for fmin = 500 MHz
Eleven feed: No problem with phase center variations ATA feed: Problem with phase center variations
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Eleven feed for Green Bank 43m radio telescope: 150-2000 MHz
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Model made at Saab Ericsson Space
Our activity in Forskarskolan: “Hard” horn for multibeam satellite antenna Model made at Saab Ericsson Space 20 and 30 GHz in same antenna
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