Space-time modulation: principles and applications
Space-time modulation: principles and applications
The ever-increasing demand for high-datarate wireless systems has led to a crowded electromagnetic (EM) spectrum. This demand has successively spurred the development of versatile microwave and millimeter-wave integrated components possessing high selectivity, multifunctionalities, and enhanced efficiency. These components require a class of nonreciprocal structures endowed with extra functionalities, e.g., frequency generation, wave amplification, and full-duplex communication. Space-time (ST) modulation has been shown to be a perfect candidate for high-data-rate transmission given its extraordinary capability for EM-wave engineering. ST-modulated (STM) media are dynamic, directional EM structures whose constitutive parameters vary in both space and time.
physics.class-ph, physics.ins-det, physics.optics
30-56
Taravati, Sajjad
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Kishk, Ahmed A.
07e319d7-6a6d-4f10-9656-4cb11e63e25c
April 2020
Taravati, Sajjad
0026f25d-c919-4273-b956-8fe9795b31ce
Kishk, Ahmed A.
07e319d7-6a6d-4f10-9656-4cb11e63e25c
Taravati, Sajjad and Kishk, Ahmed A.
(2020)
Space-time modulation: principles and applications.
IEEE Microwave Magazine, 21 (4), .
(doi:10.1109/MMM.2019.2963606).
Abstract
The ever-increasing demand for high-datarate wireless systems has led to a crowded electromagnetic (EM) spectrum. This demand has successively spurred the development of versatile microwave and millimeter-wave integrated components possessing high selectivity, multifunctionalities, and enhanced efficiency. These components require a class of nonreciprocal structures endowed with extra functionalities, e.g., frequency generation, wave amplification, and full-duplex communication. Space-time (ST) modulation has been shown to be a perfect candidate for high-data-rate transmission given its extraordinary capability for EM-wave engineering. ST-modulated (STM) media are dynamic, directional EM structures whose constitutive parameters vary in both space and time.
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e-pub ahead of print date: 2 March 2020
Published date: April 2020
Keywords:
physics.class-ph, physics.ins-det, physics.optics
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