3D Printing and Other Additive Manufacturing Techniques for the Fabrication of RF and Millimeter Wave Devices

Dear Colleagues,

3D printing technology is expected to revolutionize the development of components and systems, unifying materials and process engineering into a single process that could yield products unimaginable today. As well, inkjet printing can be considered a 2D or surface additive manufacturing technique. These 2D and 3D techniques have a wide variety of already mature applications in the (bio)medical, building, mechanical, and electrical engineering sectors, as well as in energy storage. 

This Special Issue aims to present novel developments in the field of 3D and 2D additive manufacturing for the development of microwave and millimeter-wave devices operating in the 3 GHz–300 GHz frequency range. Various topologies and functionalities can be addressed, such as filtering, coupling, radiative structures (antennas and radomes), waveguides, etc. 

Manuscripts can cover various aspects of this field, including modeling, design, fabrication, and measurements as well as polymer material selection. Considerations about sustainable/green manufacturing and review papers are also welcome.

Prof. Dr. Isabelle Huynen
Guest Editor

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