Picture : Antennas: numerical methods and systems (the Wheel-of-Time comprising 10
connected UWB antennas devoted to near-field imaging in the 1-to-5 GHz frequency range).
The group forms a multidisciplinary team, involving diverse aspects related to Microwave Engineering and Electromagnetics: microwave and millimetre-wave devices and materials, satellite and wireless propagation and sensing, antenna technology and numerical electromagnetic. It counts about 45 members, among which 6 professors and 25 Ph.D. students. It also benefits from the tools and expertises available in two UCL technological facilities: Winfab, dedicated to micro- and nano-fabrication, and Welcome, dedicated to electronic and communications measurements.
Principal Investigators :
Christophe Craeye, Isabelle Huynen, Claude Oestges, Jean-Pierre Raskin, Danielle Vanhoenacker
Research Areas :
- On-wafer wideband characterization and fabrication of advanced Silicon-on-Insulator MOSFETs and substrates for microwaves and millimeter-waves applications
- Design, modelling, fabrication and measurement of active and passive microwave circuits (integrated and hybrid)
- Improved ray-tracing tool including diffuse scattering
- Electromagnetic modelling of body area channels
- Antennas and antenna array technology
- Computational electromagnetics based on integral equations
- Wideband characterisation of electromagnetic properties of materials, including nanocomposites and metamaterials
- Design of passive frequency-tunable devices based on novel materials and metamaterials
- Metamaterials for collimation and cloaking (e.g. for MRI)
- Modelling of tropospheric channel degradations on earth-space propagation
- Modelling of Land-Mobile Satellite channel from measurements
- Microwave remote sensing of the oceans
Most recent publications
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