Antenna and Microwave Components for Future Wirless Communication Systems
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 November 2025 | Viewed by 18
Special Issue Editor
Interests: antenna design; high-power microwave subsystems; material measurement
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Dear Colleagues,
Wireless communication is no longer limited to media broadcasting, entertainment, or personal communication; rather, it plays an essential role in a wide range of vital sectors, such as defense, food, health, and disaster management. Accordingly, the scientific community has dedicated significant effort to the development of these systems. Antennas and microwave components are a cornerstone in the development of these systems, and future communications will require antennas/components with a short development timeframe.
This objective of this Special Issue is to report recent advancements in antenna/microwave component design, analysis, and implementation for future communication systems. In addition, we will focus on innovative design approaches, such as the deployment of machine learning, reinforcement learning, and deep learning, in antenna/microwave design.
The topics covered in this Special Issue include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Antenna theory and design;
- Antenna feed structures;
- Dielectric resonator antennas and aperture antennas;
- Printed antenna elements and arrays;
- Phased-array antennas, reflector antennas, and small antennas;
- Ultra-wideband, dual-band, and multi-band antennas;
- Antennas for 5GB/6G communication;
- Wireless power transmission and harvesting;
- Satellite feeding structures;
- Passive components (couplers/transition/mismatch termination/pressure windows);
- Orthomode transducers, dual-mode couplers, and septum polarizers;
- Antenna design based on machine learning approaches;
- Deep learning in microwave component design;
- LEO satellite corrugated horn antennas.
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Dr. Shoukry I. Shams
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- antennas for 6G mm wave components
- machine learining in antenna design
- artifial intelligence for microwave componet design
- LEO satellite components
- mm wave components
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