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ORCIDRWS 2026: Hollywood, CA, USA
- 2026 IEEE Radio and Wireless Symposium (RWS), Hollywood, CA, USA, January 18-21, 2026. IEEE 2026, ISBN 979-8-3315-9083-3
- Ryosuke Hoshi, Jihan Arsya Hidayat, Fumiaki Maehara:
Misalignment-Resilient Mode Group Selection for OAM-MIMO Using SIC. 1-4 - Sarfraz Habibullah Shariff, Goutham Murugesan, Suprovo Ghosh, Suhwan Lee, Frank Zhang, Kenneth K. O:
Approaches for Reducing Power Consumption of 200-GHz Passive-Mixer First BiCMOS Receivers. 5-8 - Xu Jiang, Chih-Ju Wu, Austin Ying-Kuang Chen, Chung-Tse Michael Wu:
A DC-120 GHz Single-Stage Distributed Amplifier with 472 GHz Gain-Bandwidth Product in 70-nm GaAs pHEMT Technology. 9-12 - Sofia Mvokany, Laila Marzall, Zoya Popovic:
A 7-10 GHz GaN MMIC Active Circulator with Gain. 13-17 - Patrick Jueschke, Georg Fischer
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Predistortion for RF Power Amplifiers Under Varying Load Conditions with Shallow Learning Neural Networks and Charge Trapping Compensation for 5G and 6G Mobile Networks. 17-20 - Sriman Komaragiri, Minh-Khoi Tran, Carlos Vargas, Rehan Alam, Alisha Mehta, Xingrong Wang, Nathan Lee, Mohammad Husain:
Experimental Comparison of Classical Machine Learning and Deep Learning Methods for RF-based Drone Classification. 21-24 - Kevin Chuang, Weite Zhang:
Blind Source Separation Under Over-the-Air Excitations in MIMO Wireless Communications. 25-28 - Gayani Rathnasekara, Arjuna Madanayake:
A Systolic Array Matrix Multiplier on RF-SoC for Wireless AI Applications. 29-32 - Laura T. Villalba, Filipe P. Silva, Samuel Santos Pereira, Arnaldo S. R. Oliveira:
Integration of Sensing Capabilities into TDD Radio Access Networks for Dynamic Spectrum Sharing. 33-36 - Nicholas Rainville, John Marino, Scott Palo, Frank D. Lind, Ryan Volz, Greta Fergus, Chris Eckert, Aleksandar PopStefanija, Chris McKenney, Randy Herban, J. Nicholas Laneman:
The SpectrumX Mobile Experiment Platform. 37-40 - Nikoloz Glonti, Vesa Lampu, Matias Turunen, Mikko Heino, Lauri Anttila, Mikko Valkama:
Multi-Level Outphasing with OTA Combining: 2D Beamforming and Measurements with Large Arrays. 41-44 - Shuping Li, Shubin Xie, Minning Zhu, Chung-Tse Michael Wu:
A Digitally Reconfigurable Quasi-Yagi Antenna Enabled by Direct Spatial Antenna Modulation. 45-48 - Sakib Reza, Azin Hojjati, Ifana Mahbub:
Quantized Bessel Phase and Embedded Gaussian Tapering for Near-Field Wireless Power Transfer Using Low-Cost Metasurface Lenses. 49-52 - Azin Hojjati, Sakib Reza, Ifana Mahbub:
A Compact Near-Field Horn-Fed 3-Bit Phase Gradient Metasurface Lens with Low F/D for Low-Cost Efficient Focusing at ISM-Band. 53-56 - Ankit Sharma, Daniel van der Weide:
Ultra-Wideband H-Plane Horn Antenna with Chamfered Ridge Feed and AMC Reflectors using Ridge Gap Waveguide Technology. 57-60 - Wael M. Fathelbab:
Novel Classes of Dual-Band Filters with all Positively Coupled Resonators. 61-64 - Ceylin Bormali, Mark J. W. Rodwell, Georgios C. Dogiamis, Neelam Prabhu Gaunkar, Nada Sekeljic:
Crosstalk Suppression by Shielding in Dielectric Waveguide Interconnect Arrays. 65-68 - Wei-Chih Chang, Yo-Shen Lin:
On-Chip Dual-Band Balanced Power Divider with High Common-Mode Rejection. 69-72 - Muhammad Uzair, Ayesha Naseem, Hanxiang Zhang, Saeed Zolfagahary Pour, Hao Yan, Bayaner Arigong:
A 3D Printed Compact RF Signal Processing True Time Delay Block. 73-77 - Md. Omar Faruk Noman, Soumitra Joy:
Folded Electromagnetic Metastructure for Microchip Packaging. 77-80 - Chinchun Meng, Jen-Yi Su, Yan-Shen Chen, Guo-Wei Huang:
Compact Flip-Chip V-Band Fully Integrated Image Rejection Receiver Using 0.15 µm mHEMT Technology. 81-84 - Praneeth Susarla, Naveeth Lafir, Aprotim Paul, Siva Ariram, Ankit Regmi, Marko E. Leinonen, Nuutti Tervo:
Tomography System Using sub-THz Radio Links and Cameras. 85-88 - Nicola Pelagalli, Andrea Malignaggi, Corrado Carta:
High-Output Power Optically Injection-Locked Oscillator in 250 nm SiGe BiCMOS EPIC Technology. 89-92 - Indra S. Ghosh, Enrico Lia, Horst Fischer, Stephen M. Hanham, Rüdiger Follmann:
Low Phase Noise Millimeter-Wave Voltage Controlled Oscillators Based on Electromagnetic Bandgap Material Resonators. 93-96 - Mohamad Mahdi Rajaei Rizi, Mohammad Ghaedi Bardeh, Jeyanandh Paramesh, Kamran Entesari:
A mm-Wave Wideband Tunable Electrical Balance Duplexer with an Integrated Low-Noise Amplifier in 22-nm CMOS FDSOI. 97-99 - Takashi Shiba, Tomoyuki Furuichi, Noriharu Suematsu:
Multipath Signal Determination Using Stochastic Approach for Power Delay Profile of Local 5G System. 100-103 - Till Droemmer, Nicolai Kröger, Matthias Reinhardt, Wolfgang Kellerer, Markus Gardill:
Efficient Statistical Modeling of Wireless Channels in Complex Reflective Spaces. 104-107 - Tomohiro Shimazaki, Nobuaki Tanaka, Junichiro Kawamoto, Yoshifumi Matsusaki, Naohiko Iai, Tsuyoshi Nakatogawa:
Development of Multi-Channel MIMO SC-FDE Modem for 700-Mbps-class Immersive Video Transmission using Millimeter-Wave Band. 108-111 - Ben Minnaert:
Circuit Model Analysis of Parity-Time Symmetric Capacitive Wireless Power Transfer. 112-115 - Camilo Moncada, Franco Ramirez, Almudena Suárez:
Synthesis Methodology for Sensors Based on Nonlinear Resonators. 116-118 - Haosen Yin, Amal El-Ghazaly:
High Frequency Micro-Patterned Fe65Co35 Thin Film with Tunable FMR and Permeability for RF Passives. 119-122 - Charles M. Jackson:
Microwave Methods Applied to Acoustic Time Domain Reflectometry. 123-126 - Taoyue Zhang, John S. Peterson, Saeed Mohammadi:
Unified RF Rectifier-Demodulator for Energy Harvesting in Sub-GHz Wireless Implants. 127-130 - Will M. Vu, Kenneth E. Kolodziej:
PIN Diode-Based RF Limiter Topologies for Multifunction Receiver Protection. 131-134
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