Microwave Subsystems and Wireless Propagation

Dear Colleagues,

The emerging of microwave subsystems and wireless electromagnetic charging has led to new applications in various domains, ranging from medical, consumer electronics, autonomous vehicles, imaging systems, IoT, and civilians to military applications. The demand to improve and develop the existing microwave components is essential to achieve reliable and robust systems.

The prospective issue covers a broad spectrum of innovations in multi-disciplinary areas that have a great impact not only in academic fields, but also in industrial tracks. To meet the future requests for the modern microwave applications, significant advancements should be achieved in developing outstanding RF circuit topologies. The anticipated outcome of this issue is to improve many RF circuit aspects such as miniaturization, performance enhancement, power efficiency, and fabrication cost effectiveness.   

The current Special Issue invites all authors around the globe to share their latest results and findings in, but not limited to, the following topics:

• Wireless power transfer
• RF wireless energy harvesting
• Wideband and multiband RF-DC rectifier
• 5G and 6G millimeter wave antennas
• Remote sensing and radars
• Microwave imaging systems for biomedical applications
• MIMO and metamaterial systems
• Application of machine learning to various microwave components
• Passive microwave circuits

Prof. Dr. Esmat A. Abdallah
Prof. Dr. Haruichi Kanaya
Dr. Mohamed M. Mansour
Prof. Ayman Mohamed Fekri Elboushi
Dr. Anwer Sayed Abdelhameed Ahmed
Dr. Xavier Le Polozec
Guest Editors

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