@inproceedings{67a66539f57848b691943e4ff738f74a,
title = "Off-Axis Beaming 3D-Printed Bull's-Eye Antenna",
abstract = "We present a theoretical analysis, along with numerical and experimental results of an off-axis beaming Bull's-Eye (BE) antenna working at 96 GHz. The antenna presents a 17 dB gain beam pointing at 16.5º, with -10dB side lobe level and 3.5º beamwidth. The prototype is fabricated by 3D printing stereolitography and then copper-coated, resulting in a 75% weight reduction compared to a fully metal fabricated design. Interesting applications in the fields of microsatellites, unmanned aerial vehicles or point-to-point communications are envisioned.",
author = "U. Beaskoetxea and S. Maci and Miguel Navarro-Cia and M. Beruete",
year = "2016",
language = "English",
series = "META Proceedings: META'16 in Malaga",
publisher = "META Conferences",
pages = "2202--2203",
booktitle = "META'16 in Malaga",
note = "META{\textquoteright}16 : The 7th International Conference on Metamaterials, Photonic Crystals and Plasmonics ; Conference date: 25-07-2016 Through 28-07-2016",
}