The possibility of using graphene-based antennas is a core point in the development of high speed, multifunctional new wireless architecture, leading to a new generation of smart nano-systems for wireless communications, and wireless power transfer. In this work, we present a first analysis of the electromagnetic-quantum transport among the different graphene-based antennas. The former analysis is a building block for the design of a complete smart nanosystems for wireless communications at micro and mm-wave frequencies
Graphene-based wireless communications systems: Analysis of the EM-quantum transport of coupled nano-patch antennas
PIERANTONI, Luca;MENCARELLI, Davide;
2013-01-01
Abstract
The possibility of using graphene-based antennas is a core point in the development of high speed, multifunctional new wireless architecture, leading to a new generation of smart nano-systems for wireless communications, and wireless power transfer. In this work, we present a first analysis of the electromagnetic-quantum transport among the different graphene-based antennas. The former analysis is a building block for the design of a complete smart nanosystems for wireless communications at micro and mm-wave frequenciesFile in questo prodotto:
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