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Gain and phase control in a graphene-loaded reconfigurable antenna

Grande et al., 2019

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16271232079244568220
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Grande M
Bianco G
Laneve D
Capezzuto P
Petruzzelli V
Scalora M
Prudenzano F
Bruno G
D'Orazio A
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Applied Physics Letters

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We propose a reconfigurable scheme consisting of an antenna loaded by a CVD graphene capacitor. We show how the gated-graphene can actively control the antenna gain by about 2–3 dB and the phase of far-field electric field by about 45. The proposed idea could be …
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