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Project: IEEE P802.15 Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs) Title: A first 300 GHz Phased Array Antenna Date Submitted: 11. July 2017 Source: Sebastian Rey, Technische Universität Braunschweig (TU Braunschweig) Address: Schleinitzstr. 22, 38106 Braunschweig, Germany Voice: +49 531 391 2439, FAX: +49 531 391 5192, E-Mail:rey@ifn.ing.tu-bs.de Re: - Abstract: A concept of a phased array operating at 300 GHz with horn elements and some simulation and measurement results are presented. Purpose: Provide Information to the Interest Group Notice: This document has been prepared to assist the IEEE P802.15. It is offered as a basis for discussion and is not binding on the contributing individual(s) or organization(s). The material in this document is subject to change in form and content after further study. The contributor(s) reserve(s) the right to add, amend or withdraw material contained herein. Release: The contributor acknowledges and accepts that this contribution becomes the property of IEEE and may be made publicly available by P802.15. Slide 1

A first Phased Array Antenna with horn elements operating at 300 GHz Slide 2

Outline TERAPAN Framework Phased Array Antenna at 300 GHz Performance in Simulations Measurement Results Summary Slide 3

TERAPAN SISO-Link Collaboration project (University of Stuttgart, Fraunhofer IAF, TU BS) 35nm GaAs mhemt Fully integrated 300 GHz transmitter & receiver MMICs Compact high performance waveguide modules Link budget -4.0 dbm transmit power +24.2 dbi horn antenna gain (Tx) -88.0 db free space path loss 2 m +24.2 dbi horn antenna gain (Rx) -(-59.2 db) receiver noise (noise figure 6.7 db, 64 GHz bandwidth) = 15.6 db SNR LO Successfully demonstrated 64 Gbit/s data transmission with QPSK (limited by measurement equipment and linearity) x3 I- and Q- Data AMP 300 GHz Signal Slide 4

Constraints and Targets for the Design Max. 4 channels Max. number of available AWG channels Enough for beam steering demonstration Standard WR-3 wave guide flange for each element Easier characterization of components Practical reasons (easy exchange in case of defect, etc) Flexibility Operational frequency range 275 to 325 GHz At least a gain of 20 dbi (whole array), 14 dbi single element SISO-link used 24.2 dbi horn antenna Transmitter: 20 dbi (array gain) + 6 db (4 channels with the same power) Linear array in one dimension Narrower main lobe Better steering capabilities than 2x2 Manufacturability Slide 5

Proposed Antenna Parameter B C D E F (flare) spacing Size 3.0 mm (horn width) 1.0 mm (horn height) 0.8640 mm (WR3) 0.4320 mm (WR3) 3.577 mm 1.25 mm= C + 0.25 mm Slide 6

Simulation Results Single Element Single Element 300 GHz Pattern Single (inner) horn 14.8 dbi gain 50.0 horizontal HPBW (along width) 23.6 vertical HPBW (along height) Outer elements -0.2 db less gain; Horizontal HPBW approx. 2 wider Average S11 of -25.7 db; max. -22.7 db Slide 7

Simulated Impedance Matching Average S11 of -25.7 db; max. -22.7 db Slide 8

Simulation Results Array Array 300 GHz Pattern Array 20.7 dbi gain 10.3 horizontal HPBW (along width) 23.6 vertical HPBW (along height) Grating lobes All values for 300 GHz with Time Domain Solver of CST Microwave Studio For 275 GHz 19.9 dbi, 11.3, 24.9 For 325 GHz: 21.4 dbi, 9.5, 22.3 Slide 9

Simulation Results Grating Lobes Tilted Array 300 GHz Pattern Array Grating lobes Spacing bigger than half of the wavelength Parameter B C spacing Size 3.0 mm (horn width) 1.0 mm (horn height) 1.25 mm= C + 0.25 mm Slide 10

Outline TERAPAN Framework Phased Array Antenna at 300 GHz Performance in Simulations Measurement Results Summary Slide 11

Antenna Scanner Setup frequency extension fixed mount Reference Horn Antenna Computer VNA AUT: Antenna Under Test AUT frequency extension rotating arm Measurements of the array as a whole: No 5 port VNA at 300 GHz available with TERAPAN 4 Channel Rx/Tx-Modules Slide 12 inhouse made antenna scanner in a semianechoic chamber at PTB in Braunschweig Vector network analyzer Rohde & Schwarz ZVA 50 with frequency extensions ZV-Z325 S12 is recorded and analyzed Known reference horn on port 1, single element of the phased array at port 2 Measurement bandwidth 10 Hz, 220 325 GHz in 5 GHz steps, angular range +/- 90 degree

Antenna Patterns Outer Elements horizontal vertical Measurements match the simulation very well Less than 0.6 db mean error for horizontal patterns, standard deviation <1.35 db Less than 1.2 db mean error for vertical patterns, standard deviation < 3.3dB Restricted to -45 45 deg. (horizontal)/45...135 deg. (vertical) Mean error below 0.75 db/1.6 db with a standard deviation <0.4 db/1.3 db Slide 13

Antenna Patterns Inner Elements horizontal vertical Measurements match the simulation very well Less than 0.3 db mean error for horizontal patterns, standard deviation <0.82 db Less than 1.1 db mean error for vertical patterns, standard deviation < 3.5dB Restricted to -45 45 deg. (horizontal)/45...135 deg. (vertical) Mean error below 0.4 db/1.6 db with a standard deviation <0.3 db/1.2 db Slide 14

Antenna Patterns Frequency horizontal vertical Measurements match the simulation very well Increasing directivity with frequency (Increasing gain with frequency) Slide 15

Antenna Matching Setup Single Element is aligned to the direct path (0 ). VNA Sweep in 5 GHz steps S11 is below -20 db for each antenna element: excellent matching Slide 16

Demonstration of Beam Steering at NGMN IC&E 2016 Demo at NGMN IC&E 2016 60 cm distance single transmitter 4 channel receiver with phased array antenna electronic beam steering shown and verified by mechanical rotation QPSK modulation data rate of 12 Gbit/s (to see data transmission even within a side lobe) Local oscillator generated by DDS modules Slide 17

Summary Requirements for 300 GHz antennas have been briefly reviewed A phased array with horn elements has been introduced Simulation and measurement results have been shown References: S. Rey, T. Merkle, A. Tessmann, and T. Kürner, A phased array antenna with horn elements for 300 GHz communications, in Proceedings International Symposium on Antennas and Propagation (ISAP), pp. 122 123, 2016. S. Rey, D. Ulm, T. Kleine-Ostmann, and T. Kürner, Performance evaluation of a first phased array operating at 300 GHz with horn elements, in Proceedings of the 11th European Conference on Antennas and Propagation (EUCAP), pp. 1629 1633, 2017. Slide 18

Vielen Dank für Ihre Aufmerksamkeit. Thank you for paying attention! Slide 19