Broadband High-Power Millimeter-Wave and Terahertz Devices
A special issue of Electronics (ISSN 2079-9292). This special issue belongs to the section "Microwave and Wireless Communications".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 July 2025 | Viewed by 751
Special Issue Editors
Interests: microwave/millimeter wave/terahertz wave antenna theory and technology; microwave/millimeter wave quasi-optical transmission and emission technology; high-power millimeter wave system and application
Interests: engaged in the theory and technology of broadband, high-gain, reconfigurable, circularly polarized antennas for applications such as 5G and other next-generation wireless communications, satellite communications, millimeter-wave terminals, electromagnetic functional surfaces, and compact field testing systems
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Interests: engaged in the theory and technology of pulsed power devices and its applications on high-power microwave/millimeter wave sources; insulations and high voltage pulse generation
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Broadband high-power millimeter-wave and terahertz (THz) technologies have found extensive applications across various fields, including deep-space and specialized satellite communications, high-resolution Doppler radar, radar ranging and imaging in atmospheric and planetary sciences, the remote detection of concealed radioactive materials, and submillimeter-wave and THz spectroscopy, as well as material processing, analysis, and biological effects. In response to increasing demand, significant advancements have been made in recent years in broadband high-power millimeter-wave and THz technologies, covering power sources, devices, and systems.
This Special Issue will highlight recent advancements in the analysis, design, and application of broadband high-power millimeter-wave and terahertz technologies. Possible topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Electromagnetic field theory;
- Electromagnetic modeling;
- Inverse design and AI in broadband high-power millimeter-wave/THz design;
- Multi-physics simulation and analysis;
- The rapid analysis and computation of large electronic dimensions;
- Broadband high-power millimeter-wave/THz waveguide components and transmission lines;
- High-power millimeter-wave/THz quasi-optical technology;
- Broadband high-power millimeter-wave/THz antennas/arrays;
- Broadband high-power millimeter-wave/THz metamaterials/metasurfaces;
- High-power millimeter-wave/THz sources, devices, and systems;
- High-power millimeter-wave and THz materials (e.g., dielectrics, coatings, and magnetic materials);
- High-power millimeter-wave/THz breakdown;
- High-power millimeter-wave/THz measurement techniques;
- Thermal power management and control;
- High-power millimeter-wave/THz power modules;
- High-power millimeter-wave/THz electronic power conditioners, modulators, and supplies;
- High-power millimeter-wave/THz device and system integration;
- High-power millimeter-wave/THz system (radars, communications, and counteraction);
- High-power millimeter-wave/THz system and subsystem reliability;
- High-power millimeter-wave/THz sensing;
- High-power millimeter-wave/THz devices in biology and medicine.
Dr. Zewei Wu
Dr. Fan Wu
Dr. Song Li
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- high-power millimeter-wave/THz devices
- broadband performance
- oversized waveguide
- high-power pulse generation
- low-loss transmission
- millimeter-wave and THz devices
- quasi-optical techniques
- high stability
- thermal management breakdown
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