Design of Phased Arrays of Series-Fed Patch Antennas With Reduced Number of the Controllers for 28-GHz mm-Wave Applications PROJECT TITLE :Design of Phased Arrays of Series-Fed Patch Antennas With Reduced Number of the Controllers for 28-GHz mm-Wave ApplicationsABSTRACT:New changed and series-fed patch antenna arrays with beam-steering capability are designed and fabricated for 28-GHz millimeter-wave applications. In the styles, the patches are connected to every different continuously and in symmetric a pair of-D format using the high-impedance microstrip lines. In the primary design, three-D beam-scanning range of and smart radiation and impedance characteristics were attained by using only one part shifter. In the second, a new mechanism is introduced to scale back the amount of the feed ports and therefore the related part shifters (from default variety 2 to the reduced variety in the serial feed (here ) and then the value, complexity, and size of the design. Here, good scanning performance of a range of , acceptable sidelobe level, and gain of 15.six dB are obtained. These features enable to use extra integrated circuits to boost the gain and performance. A comparison to the traditional array without modification is done. The measured and simulated results and discussions are presented. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest Delivery of ATSC 3.0 Services With MPEG Media Transport Standard Considering Redistribution in MPEG-2 TS Format Automatic SWI Venography Segmentation Using Conditional Random Fields