Design and implementation of reconfigurable antennas based on MEMS integration for 3D heterogeneous millimeter communication systems
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description: The work presented in this PhD thesis is a contribution for the study of reconfigurable antennas based on MEMS integration for 3D heterogeneous millimeter communication systems. This study falls within the framework of a ANR project named SIPCOM, for heterogeneous integration of smart millimeter communicating systems. During this manuscript, we propose the implementation of membrane antennas with three technological processes. Firstly, a new simple and low cost technology based on FR4 and Pyralux substrates and a new concept of patch antenna fed by integrated waveguide are investigated. In a second time, this new antenna design has been matched in order to be integrated in the SIP module using Silicon/BCB technology. The third technology based on quartz substrates is used to demonstrate the feasibility of an electronic beamscanning antenna for which one each slot feeder is integrated into the design of the MEMS phase shifter to overcome the bonding interconnections between the phase shifter and the antenna.
identifier: NNT: 2013REN1S028
issued: 2026-05-09T11:36:17.539621
language: fr
modified: 2026-05-09T11:36:17.539625
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keyword: antennas
keyword: antenne-integree
keyword: antenne-reconfigurable
keyword: infoeu-reposemanticsdoctoralthesis
keyword: mems
keyword: packaging
keyword: siliciumbcb
keyword: spiotherengineering-sciences-physicsother
keyword: system-in-package
keyword: technologie-quartz
keyword: technologie-siliciumbcb
keyword: theses
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Design and implementation of reconfigurable antennas based on MEMS integration for 3D heterogeneous millimeter communication systems
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