2018 Asia-Pacific Microwave Conference
APMC 2018
Nov. 6-9 Kyoto Japan

APMC 2018

November 6-9, 2018, Kyoto International Conference Center, Kyoto, Japan

http://www.apmc2018.org/

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MAP OF Kyoto International Conference Center

Harmonious World Connected by Microwaves

LOCATION OF KYOTO
Tokyo International
Airport（Haneda）

SAPPORO

Osaka
International
Airport（Itami） 55 min.
Bus

20 min.
SubwayKYOTO
FUKUOKA

OKINAWA

38 min.
(Kyoto-Nagoya)
Bullet Train

75 min.
Train“Haruka”
75 min.
Bus

TOKYO
OSAKA
NAGOYA

Kansai International
Airport（Osaka）

13 min.
Train

28 min.
Meitetsu
Express Train

Centrair International
Airport（Nagoya）

40 min.
Bus

30 min.
Train2hr 10 min.
(Kyoto-Shinagawa)Bullet Train2hr 20 min.
(Kyoto-Tokyo)
Bullet Train
60 min.
NaritaExpress Train

New Tokyo International
Airport（Narita）

80 min.
Bus

Organizer and Sponsor
The Institute of Electronics Information and Communication Engineers (IEICE) of Japan
Supporter
Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications
Technical Sponsors
IEEE MTT-S, IEEE AP-S, European Microwave Association (EuMA), URSI, IEEE MTT-S Japan/Kansai/Nagoya Chapters, IEEE AP-S Kansai Joint
Chapter, IEICE Technical Committee on Microwaves, IEICE Technical Committee on Electronics Simulation Technology, IEICE TechnicalCommittee on Microwave Photonics, IEICE Technical Committee on Integrated Circuits and Devices, IEICE Technical Committee on
Electron Devices, IEICE Technical Committee on Antennas and Propagation, IEICE Technical Committee on Wireless Power Transfer, IEICE
Technical Committee on Short Range Wireless Communications, IEICE Technical Committee on Intelligent Transport Systems Technology,
IEICE Technical Group on Terahertz Application Systems, Japan Institute of Electronics Packaging, Japan Society of Electromagnetic
Wave Energy Applications, The Radiation Science Society of Japan, IEEJ Investigating R&D Committee on Advanced Technology for
Progress the Electromagnetic Wave Application, IEEJ Investigating R&D Committee on Highly Secure-Reliable Wireless Networks,
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, 188th Committee on Electromagnetic-Field-Excited Reaction Fields

CONFERENCE AT A GLANCE
Room B1

11/6 (Tue)

10:00
13:00
14:00

Room B2

WS-B1

Room C2

WS1-C1mm-Wave GaN for 5G Applications

Room D

WS-C2

Advances in RF Wireless Power Transfer
and Energy Harvesting Techniques

WS-D

Wireless Power Transfer in Asia

Proof of Concepts of 5G Radio AccessTechnologies and 5G System Trials

Room 103

Lunch
WS2-C1WS2-B2

17:00

Recent Progress of Terahertz Sources for
Advanced Aapplications

Industrial Wireless Applications,Standardizations and Technologies

Room 104

Room E

Room K

SC1-E

SC-K

Room J
10:00

Room C1

WS1-B2

RF Front End Modules for 4G/5G
Applications

WS-J

Trends of State-of-the-Art Measurement
Technology

Reconfigurable Synthesized
Transmission Line – Ultra-Low-Cost Phase
Control Unit for Phased Arrays

13:00
14:00

SC-103Practical Evaluation of MIMO Antenna

Bits2Waves – Building a 16 QAM Radioby Hand in One Day

Lunch
WS2-104

An Example of BilateralCollaborative Workshop
from Grassroots Activity (Thailand-Japan
Microwave, TJMW)

17:00

SC2-E

Ultra High Resolution
Millimeterwave andMicrowave Photonics Radars

Welcome Reception (Banquet Hall Sakura) (17:30-19:30)
11/7 (Wed)Room A

8:30

10:10
10:30

WE1-IF
Interactive Forum I(10:00-11:30)

Room B1

Room B2

Room C1

Room C2

Room D

Room K

WE1-B1WE1-B2

WE1-C1

WE1-C2

WE1-D

WE1-K

Printed Antennas andArraysInnovative Filter Banks,
Multiplexers, andMultiband Filters

Special Session:
Micromachined Terahertz
Systems - A New
Heterogeneous Integration
Platform enabling thecommercialization of theTHz frequency spectrum(M3TERA)Transmitting andReceiving Elements for
WPT and RFID systems

WE2-B1

WE2-B2

WE2-C1

WE2-C2

Advances in Power
Amplifier Design
Techniques

Room 103

Special Session:
Research andDevelopment of Spaceand Satellite Communication System

WE1-103

Special Session:
Trends of 5G
Technologies in
Asia-Pacific Region

Break
Antennas for WirelessApplication

Advances in Theory and
Design for Filters andGroup Delay Circuits

12:10
13:30

Metastructures andMicrostructures for
Terahertz and Microwave
Applications

Rectifiers and Rectennas

WE2-D

Power Amplifiers andSignal Generator

WE2-K

Adaptive Techniques for
Improved Spectrum
Efficiency

WE2-103

Special Panel Session:
Women’s Excellent
Talent in Engineering

Lunch

APMC 2018 Opening - Special Talk & Keynote Address (Annex Hall)

15:30
15:50

Break
WE4-B1

5G/Millimeter Wave
Antenna Technologies

17:30

WE4-B2

Special Session:
Connected Vehicles for
Advanced Safety andComfort Mobility
in 4G/5G and Beyond

WE4-C1

WE4-C2

Metamaterials, EMBGs
and FSSs I

WE4-D

WPT and RFID
Applications

Low Noise Amplifiers

WE4-K

Terahertz, Millimeterwave and Microwave
Photonics Applications

WE4-103

Special Session:
EuMA Special Session

Young Professionals and Women in Engineering/Microwaves Reception (Banquet Hall Swan) (18:00-19:30)
11/8 (Thu)

Room A

8:30

10:10
10:30

TH1-IF
Interactive Forum II(10:00-11:30)

12:10
13:30

Room B1

Room B2

Room C1

Room C2

Room D

Room K

TH1-B1

TH1-B2

TH1-C1

TH1-C2

TH1-D

TH1-K

Antennas for Sensing
Applications

Advanced Design ofFiltering Power Dividers
and Balanced Filters

Special Session:
Terahertz Technologies
for Beyond 5G Mobile
Communications

Special Session:
Solar Power Satellite andRelated Microwave
Technologies

TH2-B1TH2-B2

TH2-C1

TH2-C2

Special Session:
New Developments andTechnologies forSpace Applications

TH1-103

Microwave Frequency/
Signal Control Circuits

Break
Antenna Arrays andBeam-forming I

Novel Filter Design
Techniques Based on
Coupling Matrix

Terahertz Active Devices

TH3-B1TH3-B2

TH3-C1

TH2-D

Design and Characterization of Microwave
Components

TH2-K

Advances in Power
Amplifiers II

TH2-103

Microwave Biomedical
Applications

JSPS 188 Committee/
JEMEA Special Session:
Innovative Microwave
Heating and Chemistry

Lunch
Antenna Arrays andBeam-forming II

15:10
15:30

Advances in Power
Amplifiers I

Room 103Novel Tunable
Technologies andStructures

TH3-IF
Interactive Forum III(14:00-15:30)

TH3-C2Millimeter-wave Devices
and Circuits

TH3-D

EM Analysis andScattering Problems

TH3-K

mmW Low Noise
Amplifiers

Beam Controlled
Communication
Techniques and Radar/
Communication Systems

TH3-103

Electromagnetic
Compatibility (EMC) I

Break
TH4-B1

Applications ofMetasurfaces

TH4-B2

Novel Active Structures
and Components

17:10

TH4-C1High-speed andBroadband Millimeter
and THz Wave Systems

TH4-C2

Novel Wireless Systems
and Propagation

TH4-D

Monolithic Receivers andTransmitters

TH4-K

TH4-103

System Techniques - Material,
Component, Circuit,and Evaluation Aspects

Electromagnetic
Compatibility (EMC) II

Room 103

APMC 2018 Banquet (The SODOH Higashiyama Kyoto) (18:40-21:00)
11/9 (Fri)Room A

8:30

10:10
10:30

FR1-IF
Interactive Forum IV(10:00-11:30)

12:10
13:30

Room B1

Room B2

Room D

Room J

Room K

FR1-B1FR1-B2

FR1-D

FR1-J

FR1-K

Millimeter-wave Antenna
Technologies

Couplers and Dividers I

Special Session:
Recent Advances inMetamaterial and Metasurfaces
for Antenna Applications

FR2-B1FR2-B2

FR2-D

High Frequency Oscillators

FR1-103

Microwave Heating andChemistry

Break
Broadband and Multi-band
Antennas

Couplers and Dividers II

Metamaterials, EMBGs and
FSSs II

FR3-B1FR3-B2

FR3-D

FR2-J

Radar Architectures, Signal
Processing, and Systems

FR2-K

Emerging III-V Devices/
Circuits

FR2-103

Material Characterization
Techniques at Microwave andMillimeter-wave Frequencies

Lunch
Smart and Reconfigurable
Antennas

15:10
15:30

Special Session:
Silicon-Based mmW/THz
Technologies

FR3-IF
Interactive Forum V(14:00-15:30)

Novel Technologies for
Wireless Communication
Systems

Metamaterials, EMBGs and
FSSs III

FR3-J

Radar Applications andRemote Sensing

FR3-K

Special Session:
Advance in Numerical Simulation
Technology Does Not Stop ! Technological Collaboration
Brings a New World

FR3-103

Microwave Measurement andSensing

Break

APMC 2018 Closing and Award Ceremony (Room D) (15:30-17:10)

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Room A Foyer (University Poster Exhibition)

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TABLE OF CONTENTSCONFERENCE AT A GLANCE...................................................................................... i
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TABLE OF CONTENTS................................................................................................. iii
GREETINGS FROM THE STEERING COMMITTEE CHAIR...................................... 1
MESSAGE FROM THE TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIR................. 1
SPONSORS....................................................................................................................... 2
GENERAL INFORMATION............................................................................................ 3
CONFERENCE SITE.................................................................................... 3
KYOTO.......................................................................................................... 3
REGISTRATION........................................................................................... 3
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS................................................................... 4
OFFICIAL TRAVEL AGENT....................................................................... 5
HOTEL LOCATION..................................................................................... 5
YOUTH HOSTEL INFORMATION............................................................. 7
TRANSPORTATION.................................................................................... 7
OTHER INFORMATION.............................................................................. 7
SOCIAL PROGRAM..................................................................................... 7
MEETINGS INFORMATION....................................................................... 8
APMC 2018 PRIZE AND APMC 2018 STUDENT PRIZE............................................. 9
TECHINICAL SESSIONS (Special Sessions)................................................................ 10
APMC 2018 OPENING - Special Talk & Keynote Address.......................................... 13
TECHNICAL SESSIONS (Oral Sessions)...................................................................... 14
TECHNICAL SESSIONS (Interactive Forum)............................................................... 34
WORKSHOPS................................................................................................................. 44
SHORT COURSES......................................................................................................... 49
APMC 2018 CLOSING and AWARD CEREMONY.................................................... 51
STUDENT AND YOUNG ENGINEER DESIGN COMPETITIONS........................... 51
EXHIBITION.................................................................................................................. 51
APMC 2018 COMMITTEE OFFICERS......................................................................... 52

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GREETINGS FROM THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE CHAIR
microwave technology. I sincerely hope that the technologies
presented here will contribute to the field of microwave industry
for realizing the affluent society.
As the Organizing Committee Chair, I would like to express
my sincere appreciation to all the authors, speakers, and reviewers
over the world together with thecommittee members for great efforts tosubstantiate the conference.

It is my pleasure and honor to welcome all delegates frommany countries and regions to the commemorative 30th AsiaPacific Microwave Conference (APMC 2018) to be held in
Kyoto, which is the 1000 year old capital of Japan and one of themost suitable cities to celebrate the long lasting APMC. After thestart in India at 1986, the conference has made a substantial
contribution to the exchange of the latest scientific andtechnological knowledge in microwave related fields.
The APMC is dedicated to a broad range of high frequency
related topics, from materials and technologies to integrated
circuits, and systems, with emphasis on hardware development,
and measurement. The recent topics of information technologies
such as IoT (Internet of Things), AI (Artificial Intelligence) and
5G (Fifth Generation) will also influence the embodiment of the

Ikuo Awai
APMC 2018 Organizing Committee ChairGREETINGS FROM THE STEERING COMMITTEE CHAIR
It is my great honor to welcome all of you to the 2018 AsiaPacific Microwave Conference (APMC 2018), which will be heldat Kyoto International Conference Center (ICC Kyoto), Kyoto,
Japan, on November 6-9, 2018. The series of APMC began in1986 and APMC 2018 is going to be the commemorative 30th
conference. Celebrating its 30th conference, Professor Tatsuo
Itoh will give us a special talk titled “Birth and Growth of
APMC.”The key concept of APMC 2018 is “Harmonious World
Connected by Microwaves.” It expresses our deep wishes that not
only countries but also various academic fields and theirapplications are connected by microwave technology, tosympathize and harmonize each other for creating happiness andprosperity of human society.
At the APMC 2018 Opening, Mr. Takehiro Nakamura, SeniorVice President of NTT DOCOMO, INC., will give a keynote
address on “The future outlook and applications opened up by
5G.” For the Workshops and Short Courses, 13 programs areprepared. They cover the cutting-edge microwave technologies
and provide us up-to-date topics, such as RF front end modules
and mm-Wave GaN for 5G applications, advanced WPT systems,
Ultra high resolution radar systems. Also, we have preparedspecial sessions on silicon-based mm-Wave technologies, newdevelopments for space applications, recent advances inmetamaterial for antenna applications, connected vehicles foradvanced safety and comfort mobility. Furthermore, 4 tracks of“Student and Young Engineer Design Competition” are planned
to encourage young engineers.

As you may know, Kyoto flourished as a Japanese ancient
capital and center of Japan for a long time. Kyoto is one of themost famous tourist spots, where many people from home andabroad visit. Here in Kyoto, Japanese classic culture has beensucceeded until today. We have deepened our cultures byharmonizing with other Asian cultures. And many famouselectronic component manufacturers in Kyoto incorporate thelatest technologies from Europe and America and harmonize
them with their own original technologies. Thus, I believe thehistorical city “Kyoto” is the most suitable place to connect
microwave technology to various applications, such as energy
transfer, microwave heating, production of chemicals and medical
applications.
APMC 2018 is organized and sponsored by the Institute ofElectronics, Information and Communication Engineers (IEICE).
It is technically sponsored by IEEE MTT-S and AP-S, EuMA,URSI, and many other organizations. Also, it is supported by the
Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications of Japanese
Government. I would like to express my gratitude to the authors,
the attendees, and the sponsors for theircontributions to APMC 2018.
It is our supreme pleasure to invite you
to APMC 2018 in Kyoto to have useful
discussions. I sincerely request you tocome to Kyoto at this occasion.

Toshio Ishizaki
APMC 2018 Steering Committee Chair

MESSAGE FROM THE TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIR
On behalf of the Technical Program Committee, I would liketo proudly announce the technical program for APMC 2018.
APMC 2018 has attracted 862 paper submissions from 47
countries all over the world and has accepted 585 papers, whichis the record in the history of APMCs in Japan. APMC 2018
offers 71 quality technical sessions in 7 tracks, focusing on topicalareas of microwave science and technologies including 5G,
intelligent mobility, wireless power transfer, Terahertz waves,and microwave heating and chemistry.
On the first day, APMC 2018 offers 9 cutting-edge workshops
and 4 intensive short courses in the focused areas. Following
three days provide 12 special sessions, 54 oral sessions, and 5
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interactive forums including 9 invited talks by distinguishedspeakers in the field. An opening session is scheduled in theafternoon on the second day. The APMC 2018 Opening includes
a special talk entitled “Birth and Growth of APMC” celebrating
30th APMC by Dr. Tatsuo Itoh, Professor at UCLA, and aplenary talk entitled “The future outlook and applications opened
up by 5G” by Mr. Takehiro Nakamura, NTT DOCOMO, INC.,
Japan, envisioning frontiers in upcoming 5G technologies.
Special activities on Women in Engineering/Women in
Microwaves and Young Professionals are also scheduled on thesecond day in collaboration with IEEE MTT-S including a social
get-together event in the evening. Those who are taking part in
and/or are interested in these activities are welcome to participate.
A collaborative special session with EuMA is scheduled on thesecond day as well to introduce leading activities in Europe.
On the third day, student and young engineer designcompetitions are held at Room A in conjunction with Exhibitions
and Interactive Forums to encourage future microwave engineers.
The competitions consist of four design tracks of a microwave
active circuit design, a filter design, a wireless power transfer

system design, and a transmission line challenge. The
competitions are supported by some of the leading microwave
test and measurement companies. A special session on microwave
heating and chemistry is also scheduled in collaboration with the
JSPS 188 Committee/JEMEA.
The APMC 2018 Closing and Award Ceremony is held on thelast day after all the technical sessions. The ceremony starts witha series of omnibus talks on unique microwave activities from
Kansai area in microwave meteorological astronomy radar
technologies, microwave medical applications, and microwave
heating and chemistry, followed by theaward ceremony of APMC 2018 Prize and
APMC 2018 Student Prize.
We hope you enjoy the APMC 2018
program and looking forward to meeting
you in Kyoto.

Atsushi Sanada
APMC 2018 Technical Program
Committee Chair

SPONSORS
Organizer and Sponsor- The Institute of Electronics Information and Communication
Engineers (IEICE) of Japan- IEEJ Investigating R&D Committee on Highly Secure-Reliable
Wireless Networks- Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, 188th Committee
on Electromagnetic-Field-Excited Reaction Fields

Supporter- Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

Gold Sponsors- Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
- Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.

Technical Sponsors- IEEE MTT-S- IEEE AP-S
- European Microwave Association (EuMA)- URSI- IEEE MTT-S Japan/Kansai/Nagoya Chapters- IEEE AP-S Kansai Joint Chapter- IEICE Technical Committee on Microwaves- IEICE Technical Committee on Electronics Simulation
Technology- IEICE Technical Committee on Microwave Photonics- IEICE Technical Committee on Integrated Circuits and Devices- IEICE Technical Committee on Electron Devices- IEICE Technical Committee on Antennas and Propagation- IEICE Technical Committee on Wireless Power Transfer- IEICE Technical Committee on Short Range Wireless Communications- IEICE Technical Committee on Intelligent Transport Systems
Technology- IEICE Technical Group on Terahertz Application Systems- Japan Institute of Electronics Packaging- Japan Society of Electromagnetic Wave Energy Applications- The Radiation Science Society of Japan- IEEJ Investigating R&D Committee on Advanced Technology
for Progress the Electromagnetic Wave Application

Silver Sponsors- Anritsu Corp.
- iRadar Sdn. Bhd- Keysight Technologies- M-RF Co., Ltd.
- National Instruments (formerly AWR Corp.)- Nippon Pillar Packing Co., Ltd.
- NSI-MI Japan Co., Ltd.
- Panasonic Corp.
Item Sponsors- Amtechs Corp.
- Everbeing Nnt’l Corp.
- IMST GmbH- MPI Corp.
- Tokyo Instruments, Inc./Terasense Group Inc.
Subsidizing Institutions- Research Foundation for the Electrotechnology of Chubu- Support Center for Advanced Telecommunications Technology
Research, Foundation- The Murata Science Foundation- The Telecommunication Advancement Foundation

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GENERAL INFORMATIONCONFERENCE SITEREGISTRATIONThe conference venue, Kyoto International Conference Center(ICC Kyoto), is located in the north of Kyoto City. ICC Kyoto is
the largest conference complex in Kyoto with its good locationand surroundings, and has 50 years of experience in holding
large-scale international events. It boasts its attractive
architectural design, ample lobby space, and a beautiful Japanesegarden, providing good networking opportunities for visitors. For
more information, please refer to the website: http://www.
icckyoto.or.jp/en/

Pre-Registration (Early Bird & Advance) and On-Site
Registration

Those who intend to participate in APMC 2018, including thepresenters, session chairs, committee members, etc., are requested
to register for the “Conference” (from November 7 to 9, 2018)
and/or the “Workshops/Short Courses” (on November 6, 2018).
Pre-Registration (Early Bird & Advance) is available on the
APMC 2018 website from August 1 to October 23, 2018.
For those who cannot register beforehand, On-Site Registration
is available at the Registration Desk at the Conference venue
from November 5 to 9, 2018.

KYOTO
Kyoto is one of the best cities in the world to travel according
to some influential travel magazines. It served as the capital ofJapan from 794 to 1868 and has been nurturing its unique culture
for over 1200 years. Today, Kyoto has 17 UNESCO World
Cultural Heritage Sites and over 2000 temples and shrines. Kyoto
is famous for its historic sceneries, wonderful architectures,
traditional cultures and hospitality of the local Japanese. People
from all over the world will feel comfortable in the city. In 2016,
Kyoto attracted more than three million international visitors.
Particularly in November, many tourists come to Kyoto to enjoy
the autumn and colorful trees, such as maples.
Kyoto is located near the center of Japan, and has a very
convenient public transportation. It takes about 75 minutes from
Kansai International Airport to Kyoto’s central railway station by
the JR Airport Express “Haruka” train, or 90 minutes by
limousine bus.

Registration Fees

The registration fees are separated for the “Conference” and“Workshops/Short Courses,” but you can take advantage of abetter deal by selecting “Superpass,” which covers both the“Conference” and “Workshops/Short Courses.”Those who registered for the “Conference” will get admission
to the Welcome Reception (on November 6, 2018), the APMC
2018 Opening with the Special Talk and the Keynote Address (onNovember 7, 2018), and the Technical Sessions (from November
7 to 9, 2018).
Those who registered for the “Workshops and Short Courses”
will get admission to the Workshops/Short Courses on November
6, 2018.
There are also privileges of membership of the APMC 2018
sponsoring organizations; “IEICE,” “IEEE MTT-S,” “IEEE AP-◇ 1: Regular (Member), 2: Regular (Non-Member), 3: Student/Retiree (Member),
4: Student/Retiree (Non-Member)• Presenter (Presenting Author)
Superpass

Early Bird
(OPEN - 8/31)

Conference

PS1

PS2

PS3

PS4

PC1

PC2

PC3

PC4

¥53,000¥73,000¥31,000¥51,000¥50,000¥70,000¥29,000¥49,000* Presenter can present ONE paper. A single presenter can give multiple presentations by paying an additional presentation
fee of 20,000 JPY per paper for the second and subsequent papers.
* “Superpass” covers both the “Conference” and “Workshops/Short Courses.”• Audience
Superpass

Workshops/
Short Courses

Conference

AS1

AS2

AS3

AS4

AC1

AC2

AC3

AC4

AW1

AW2

Early Bird
(OPEN - 9/15)¥33,000¥53,000¥11,000¥31,000¥30,000¥50,000¥9,000¥29,000¥6,000¥16,000

Advance(9/16 - 10/23)¥38,000¥58,000¥16,000¥36,000¥35,000¥55,000¥14,000¥34,000¥8,000¥18,000

On Site(11/5 – 11/9)¥48,000¥68,000¥26,000¥46,000¥45,000¥65,000¥24,000¥44,000¥10,000¥20,000

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GENERAL INFORMATION
the technical sessions of the Conference or Workshops/Short
Courses, and will not be provided with a copy of the Conference
Proceedings or Workshops/Short Courses Digest.
Those who are interested in participating in the Conference
sessions should register individually.

S,” “EuMA,” “URSI,” “JIEP,” “JEMEA,” or “IEEJ.” Please visit
the sponsoring organizations’ websites for membership
application, only if you like.
The Registration Fee differs depending on:a. the application date for registrationb. whether the registrant is a student/retiree or notc. whether the registrant is a member of any of the APMC
2018 Sponsoring Organizations above or not

APMC 2018 Banquet

The APMC 2018 Banquet is scheduled to be held on theevening of Thursday, November 8, 2018 for the registrants of the“Conference” (or “Superpass”).
The price of a Banquet Ticket for one person differs dependingon the registration date:• From August 1 to October 23, 2018 : 10,000 JPY per person• From November 5 to 9, 2018 : 15,000 JPY per person
The number of banquet tickets is limited, and the tickets will
be sold on a first-come-first-served basis.

*Those who selected “Student” will be required to show theirstudent ID on their arrival at the Registration Desk at theConference venue. In case you are a student now and if you are
graduating from school before the date of APMC 2018
(November 5, 2018), please bring a copy of your student ID to theRegistration Desk. The student ID must be written either inEnglish or Japanese.
*The definition of “Retiree” is as follows: a person who isattaining the age of 60 years as of November 5, 2018, and not
gainfully employed. Those who selected “Retiree” will be
required to show a legal ID on their birthday on their arrival at theRegistration Desk at the Conference venue. The ID must be
written either in English or Japanese.
*Please note that, from October 24 to November 4, 2018, the
Pre-Registration will NOT be accepted. Those who could notcomplete registration by October 23, 2018, should register during
the conference period.

Payment Method

For Pre-Registration, the payment should be done using theon-line Credit Card Settlement System, which will be available inthe “Personal Account Page.”
If you have difficulty in paying by credit card, you can selectanother way, “Bank Transfer,” by clicking the button in theRegistration System. Payment by bank transfer must be completed
within 10 days from the registration date. If we find the payment
not completed by then, the registration will become invalid.
For On-Site Registration, the payment should be done in cash
(JPY only), or by credit card.
Acceptable Card Types:• Pre-Registration: VISA, Master, Amex, Diners, JCB• On-site Registration: VISA, Master, Amex, Diners (JCB is
not acceptable)

Registrant’s Kit

Those who pre-registered for the “Conference” (or“Superpass”) will each receive a set of the Conference
Registrant’s Kit, which includes a digital copy of the Conference
Proceedings, a printed name tag, a Conference Bag, tickets forlunch boxes, etc.
The kit will also include a souvenir gift for those who preregistered early; the number of the gifts is limited and they will
be provided on a first-come-first-served basis.
Those who pre-registered for the “Workshops/Short Courses”(or “Superpass”) will each receive a digital copy of theWorkshops/Short Courses Digest.
The registration fees (“Superpass,” “Conference,” and“Workshops/Short Courses”) do NOT include the Banquet fee.

Cancellation

In the event of cancellation, no refund will be made after thecompletion of payment, no matter what the reason may be.

Registration Desk

The Registration and Information Desk will be located on the
1st floor of the Conference venue, ICC Kyoto, and will be open
during the following hours:• November 5, 2018 : 16:00-19:00• November 6, 2018 : 09:00-18:00• November 7, 2018 : 08:00-17:00• November 8, 2018 : 08:00-17:00• November 9, 2018 : 08:00-14:30

Accompanying Family Members

Those who pre-registered for the “Conference” (or“Superpass”) can register their family members for APMC 2018.
Accompanying Family Members should be the registrant’s familyor relative, such as his/her spouse (husband or wife), sibling(brother or sister), child, etc., who will not attend the conference
sessions, but will participate in the conference’s official events,
such as the “Welcome Reception” (free of charge), and the“APMC 2018 Banquet” (10,000 or 15,000 Japanese yen (JPY)per person).”Please note that Accompanying Family Members cannot attend

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
Rooms at ten hotels in Kyoto, which are accessible from/to
ICC Kyoto, are available through the official travel agent of
APMC 2018. Reservations can be made through the website forthe hotel accommodations.
http://www.apmc2018.org/accommodation.html
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GENERAL INFORMATIONJTB Global Marketing & Travel Inc.
Convention Center
2-3-14 Higashi-Shinagawa, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 140-8604
Japan
Business hours: 10:00-17:00
Fax: +81-3-5495-0685

OFFICIAL TRAVEL AGENTJTB Global Marketing & Travel Inc., the official travel agentof APMC 2018, has reserved a sufficient number of rooms atseveral hotels in Kyoto, Otsu, and Osaka for APMC 2018.
Reservations will be processed according to the application.
Please contact JTB Global Marketing & Travel Inc. for
information on sightseeing tours as well.

HOTEL LOCATION- Whole Area 162

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GENERAL INFORMATIONHOTEL LOCATION<Venue>ICC Kyoto( Kyoto International Conference Center )- Kyoto Area -1
Kokusai Kaikan Sta.

Kitayama Sta.
Matsugasaki Sta.

Kitayama St.
Ryoanji
TempleKinkakuji
TempleKitaoji Sta.

Kitaoji St.

Kuramaguchi Sta.
Demachiyanagi Sta.
Imadegawa Sta.

2

Omiya Sta.

Saiin Sta.

Sanjokeihan
Sta.

Kyoto
Shiyakusho-mae Sta.
Sanjo St.

Sanjo Sta.

15
Shijo Sta.

Higashi
HonganjiTempleNanajo St.

Nishi
HonganjiTemple4 9 6

For Otsu(Hama Otsu Sta.)& Daigo16
Gojo Sta.

Kiyomizu
Temple8

Karasuma St.

Tanbaguchi
Sta.

10
Gojo Sta.

Gojo st.

Kodaiji
TempleKawaramachi Sta.
(Hankyu)

Shijo Sta.

12

Keage
Sta.

Higashiyama
Sta.
YasakaShrineHankyu Karasuma Sta.

For Umeda(Osaka)Shirakawa St

Nijojomae
Sta.

HoneninTempleHeian
ShrineHigashioji St.

Nijo
Sta.

City Hall

11

Oike St.
Nijo
Sta.

Marutamachi Sta.

Karasuma
Oike Sta.

14

Ginkakuji
TempleKawabata St.

Marutamachi Sta.

Marutamachi St.
Nijo-joCastleKamogawa River

Horikawa St.

Senbon St.

Kyoto
Imperial Palace

Kawaramachi St.

Imadegawa St.

Nanajo Sta.
Sanjusangendo

JR

KYOTO
For Osaka

For Yamashina & Otsu

Hachijo St.
Toji
Temple3

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7
Kujo Sta.

Kujo St.

5
For Moriguchi-shi,Yodoyabashi& Nakanoshima

For Takeda

Hankyu Line

Subway Karasuma Line

Keihan Line

1 Grand Prince Hotel Kyoto

7 Hotel Centnovum Kyoto

13 Kyoto Plaza Hotel

2 Kyoto Hotel Okura

8 Vessel Hotel Campana Kyoto Gojo

14 Kyoto Garden Palace

3 New Miyako Hotel

9 Hotel Hokke Club Kyoto

15 Kyoto Central Inn

4 Hotel New Hankyu Kyoto

10 Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kyoto Shijo Karasuma

16 Kyoto Rich Hotel

5 Almont Hotel Kyoto

11 Hearton Hotel Kyoto

6 Kyoto Tower Hotel

12 Karasuma Kyoto Hotel- Osaka Area -- Otsu Area 479

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GENERAL INFORMATION
fluctuates daily.

YOUTH HOSTEL INFORMATION

Traveler’s Checks and Credit Cards

Those who wish to save the budget may prefer the following
youth hostels:- Utano Youth Hostel (about one hour to the Conference siteby train and bus)
https://www.yh-kyoto.or.jp/utano_en/- Kiyomizu Youth Hostel (about one hour to the Conferencesite by train)
http://www.jyh.or.jp/e/i.php?jyhno=5214

As traveler’s checks are not common in Japan, you should use
them only at major hotels and leading banks. Major credit cards,
such as VISA, Master, AMEX, and JCB, can be used at
restaurants, hotels, souvenir shops, etc. Union Pay card is alsoavailable at many restaurants, hotels, shops, etc.

Tipping

Tipping is not customary in Japan. For example, you do notneed to tip servers at restaurants.

TRANSPORTATION
From JR Kyoto Station to Conference Site by Subway:

Japanese Traffic

From JR Kyoto Station to Conference Site by Subway Take
the Karasuma Subway Line from JR Kyoto Station to
Kokusaikaikan Station (K01), which takes about 20 minutes, andthe one-way fare is 290 JPY per person. Once you get off at
Kokusaikaikan Station, you should follow the signs written in
English, which will lead you to ICC Kyoto in about five minutes.
There is a roofed walkway all the way from the station to ICC
Kyoto, so that you will never get wet even on a rainy day.

There are usually heavy traffic jams in the downtown area of
Kyoto. Bus is convenient but mostly late. Subway is preferred.
From Otsu to Kyoto, or from Osaka to Kyoto, train is a good
option.

Internet connection

Wi-Fi is available for free in the building of ICC Kyoto. Please
select the network “APMC2018” on your electoronic device. For
further settings, please refer to the sheet distributed to the APMC
2018 registrants at the venue.

From JR Kyoto Station to Conference Site by taxi:

It takes about 30 minutes from Kyoto Station in normal traffic.
The fare is about 3,500 JPY for one way.

SOCIAL PROGRAM

Detailed information is available at the following
website:

APMC 2018 offers you original and fascinating events; The
Welcome Reception, the Opening Ceremony, the Banquet, theFlower Arrangement Workshop, and the Closing Session andAward Ceremony.

Access to Kyoto and Conference site (ICC Kyoto):
http://www.icckyoto.or.jp/en/visitor-2/access/getting_here/

OTHER INFORMATION

Welcome Reception

Electricity

All the participants in the Conference are invited to the
Welcome Reception to be held from 17:30 to 19:30 on Tuesday,
November 6, at the Banquet Hall “Sakura” in ICC Kyoto. A
splended Japanese drum performance by Kyoto Tachibana HighSchool Taiko Club, the “Kagamiwari” ceremony - cracking the
top of a large barrel of sake (Japanese rice-wine) with wooden
hammers to celebrate the success of the conference -, andbeautiful and gorgeous maiko/geiko performance will entertain
all the participants. The Welcome Reception Tickets will be
distributed to the registrants of the Conference and theiraccompanying family members (free of charge).

Electricity supply is 100 Volts/60 Hz in the western Japan
including the Osaka-Kyoto area, and 100 Volts/50 Hz in theeastern Japan.

Weather

Kyoto lies in the temperate zone and has four distinct seasons.
November is the end of autumn, when Kyoto gradually getscolder. The temperature ranges between 7℃ (45℉) and 17℃(63℉). This will be the best season for colorful autumn leaves.

Non-Smoking Policy

APMC 2018 Opening

Smoking is prohibited in the whole building of ICC Kyoto,
except in designated outdoor smoking areas.

The APMC 2018 Opening will be held from 13:30 to 15:30 on
Wednesday, November 7, at the Annex Hall of ICC Kyoto.
The ceremony starts with a welcome address from the APMC
2018 Organizing Committee Chair and a brief introduction of theevent by the APMC 2018 Steering Committee Chair, followed bycongratulatory addresses from invited representatives of IEICE,IEEE MTT-S, IEEE AP-S, EuMA, and URSI. Then, a brief report

Currency

Japanese yen (JPY) is the only currency that is used at storesand restaurants. You can exchange foreign currencies forJapanese yen at foreign exchange banks and other authorized
money exchangers by showing your passport. The exchange rate
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GENERAL INFORMATIONAPMC 2018 Banquet

on paper review results of APMC 2018 is provided by APMC
2018 Technical Program Committee Chair.
Subsequently, the Special Talk by Prof. Tatsuo Itoh,
Distinguished Professor of Electrical Engineering, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles, USA, and the Keynote Speech by Mr.
Takehiro Nakamura, Senior Vice President and General Managerof the 5G Laboratories, NTT DOCOMO, Japan will be given.

We hope you enjoy "Omotenashi" - the spirit of Japanesehospitality - and the breathtaking autumn scene in Kyoto at the
Banquet!
The Banquet will be held from 18:40 to 21:00 on Thursday,
November 8, at the "SODOH Higashiyama Kyoto" in the
Higashiyama district of Kyoto. The SODOH Higashiyama Kyoto
offers you the best of Kyoto-style Italian cuisine in the vicinity ofKodaiji Temple - the prominent autumn leaves spot -, Ninenzaka,
Sannenzaka streets - full of traditional shops and cute boutiques -,and Kiyomizudera Temple - a UNESCO World Heritage site -.
Vegetarian meals and halal meals are available as well.
After savoring every mouthful at the Banquet, we will proceed
to Kodaiji Temple and admire the beautiful garden and theautumn foliage with evening illumination.
The buses will take the Banquet participants to the Banquet
venue, and back to JR Kyoto Station or ICC Kyoto after the
Banquet. The buses will depart at 17:30 in front of the entrance of
ICC Kyoto. Do not miss the bus.

Young Professionals and Women in Engineering/
Microwaves Reception

Students, participants and volunteers in APMC 2018 who have
graduated from their first professional degree within the past 15
years are cordially invited to the Young Professionals Reception
held in Banquet Hall Swan during 18:00-19:30 on November 7.
The Reception is jointly held with Women in Engineering/
Microwaves and every woman is invited as well.
The reception includes a special talk by Prof. Sungtek Kahng,
Incheon National University, Korea, introducing potential carrierplans and professional networks in the microwave community toYoung Professionals. Also, Prof. Ke Wu from Ecole Polytechnique University of Montreal will provide insightful talk for
women in engineering and microwaves.
The admission is free of charge and no pre-registration isrequired.
Special Speakers:- Prof. Sungtek Kahng, Incheon National University, Korea- Prof. Ke Wu, Ecole Polytechnique University of Montreal,
CanadaSponsors:
IEEE MTT-S MGA Young Professionals Committee, IEEEWIE Sendai, IEEE MTT-S MGA Committee, IEEE WIE JC,IEEE WIE Kansai, IEEE WIE Nagoya

APMC 2018 Closing and Award Ceremony

The APMC 2018 Closing and Award Ceremony will be heldfrom 15:30 to 17:10 on Friday, November 9, at Room D in ICC
Kyoto. The winners of APMC 2018 Prize and APMC 2018
Student Prize will be awarded.

MEETING INFORMATIONAPMC ISC Meeting

The APMC International Steering Committee (ISC) Meeting
will be held on Wednesday, November 7, 2018 at Room 555, ICC
Kyoto. The APMC ISC members representing the APMC
countries are invited.
Date: Wednesday, November 7, 2018
Time: 10:30-12:30
Place: Room 555, ICC Kyoto

Flower Arrangement Workshop

Participate in a hands-on workshop for a glimpse into
"Ikebana," the Japanese art of flower arrangement, on November
8, 2018. Ms. Tomoyo Wells, a Master of Ohara School of
Ikebana, will lead you to a fascinating Ikebana world.
The workshop will be held from 10:00 to 11:30 in the morningand from 14:00 to 15:30 in the afternoon at Room 510 (the 5th
floor) in ICC Kyoto. Both men and women are welcome. Let's
appreciate the beauty of arranged flowers with Japanese Tea andsweets! You can take those flowers home after the workshop.
Each round of the workshop accepts 16 people, and the tickets areavailable at the registration desk with free of charge on a firstcome-first-served basis.

IEEE MTT-S Chapter Chairs Meeting and Workshop

The Chapter Chair Meeting and Workshop will be held on
Wednesday, November 7, 2018 at Room E, ICC Kyoto to provide
an opportunity to share important and useful information forchapter operations. All the chairs of the IEEE Microwave Theory
and Techniques Society (MTT-S) Chapters and Joint Chapters areinvited.
Date: Wednesday, November 7, 2018
Time: 15:50-20:00
Place: Room E, ICC Kyoto

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APMC 2018 PRIZE AND APMC 2018 STUDENT PRIZE
The APMC 2018 Prize will be awarded to the authors ofoutstanding papers submitted to APMC 2018. In addition, the
APMC 2018 Student Prize will be given to outstanding student
papers presented at APMC 2018. These prizes will be judged by

the APMC 2018 Award Committee, and the certificates andrewards will be given to the awardees at the APMC 2018 Closingand Award Ceremony, which is scheduled at 15:30 on Friday,
November 9, 2018 at Room D, ICC Kyoto.

APMC 2018 Prize Finalists

APMC 2018 Student Prize Finalists

Compact and High Isolation Microstrip Six-Channel Diplexer Using
Multi-Mode Stepped-Impedance Resonators
Chi-Feng Chen
Compact Quasi-Lumped Element Bandpass Filters for Single-ended
High-Purity Frequency Multipliers Applications
Feng-Jun Chen
High-output-power and Reverse-isolation G-band Power Amplifier
Module Based on 80-nm InP HEMT Technology
Hiroshi Hamada
Measurements of Interface Conductivity of Copper-clad Dielectric
Substrates at Millimeter Wave Frequencies Using TE02δ Mode
Dielectric Rod Resonator Excited by NRD Guide
Naoki Hirayama
A Novel Concept for 2D Butler Matrix with Multi-Layers
Technology
Cheng-Hung Hsieh
An Empirical Performance Evaluation of Time Synchronization
Using GNSS Signal Simultaneously Transmitted with 10 Gbps
Optical On-Off Keying
Yuya Kaneko
Evaluation of >140-GHz Band Filter Bank Prototype
Takashi Kawamura
Via-less Waveguide to Microstrip Line Transition with Tolerance to
Misalignment of Circuit Patterns
Takashi Maruyama
Prototype of 12/21GHz-band Dual-circularly Polarized Receiving
Antenna for Satellite Broadcasting
Masafumi Nagasaka
Development of rapid heating and cooling technology by single-mode
microwave cavity applied for nanoparticle synthesis
Masateru Nishioka
A Novel Multi-Band Look-Up Table Based Digital Predistorter witha Single Common Feedback Loop
Tomoya Ota
A 28GHz 4-Channel Transmit/Receive RF Core-Chip with HighlyAccurate Phase Shifter for High SHF Wide-band Massive MIMO in
5G
Wataru Yamamoto

Studies on a Frequency-Stabilized Power-Adjustable Magnetron
Based on Equivalent Model
Xiaojie Chen
Realization of Cross-Coupled X- and Y-Shaped Dual-Mode DielectricResonator Filters
Daniel Miek
Performance Evaluation of an IEEE 802.11af Prototype in a Suburban
Environment
Antonio III Montejo
A 60 GHz Frequency Doubler with Differential Output in 130 nm
SiGe BiCMOS Technology
Vincent RießAn X-Band Flat Broadband Transformation-Optics-Driven Luneburg
Lens Antenna for Synthetic Aperture Radar
Yuanyan Su
Constant Permeability Design of Cylindrical Invisibility Cloaks with
Hyperbolic Coordinate Transformation Based on Transformation
Electromagnetics
Yuma Takano
Advanced Mode Unity Using Loop Antennas Proximate to Reflector
for Orbital Angular Momentum Communication
Ryohei Yamagishi
Unit Cell Block for 3-D Isotropic Negative-Index Metamaterials
Impedance-Matched to Free Space by Using Dielectric Cubes andMetallic Mesh
Takuya Yamaguchi
Highly Stable Terahertz Resonant Tunneling Diode Oscillator
Coupled to Photonic-Crystal Cavity
Xiongbin Yu
A 26GHz-band Image Enhancement Type 1-Bit DAC for Direct
Digital RF 1-bit Modulator
Junhao Zhang
Dual-channel 56 Gb/s PAM-4 Electro-Absorption Modulator Driverfor 3D Wafer Scale Packaging
Xi Zhang
Mm-Wave High Gain Substrate Integrated Cavity Excited Patch
Antenna Array
Jianfeng Zhu

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TECHNICAL SESSIONS (Special Sessions)
All the presentations at the Special Sessions have been invited by
the APMC 2018 Technical Program Committee. The details ofeach Special Session are written in the Program of the“TECHNICAL SESSIONS (Oral Sessions)” (See pages 14‒33).

8:30-10:10
WE1-103: Trends of 5G Technologies in Asia-Pacific Region
Chair: Hiroshi Okazaki (NTT DOCOMO, Japan)
This session focuses on trends of 5G technologies in Asia-Pacificregionin terms of technical and strategical aspects in microwave
technologies. The session is overviewed by Dr. Hiroshi Okazaki,
NTT DOCOMO, Japan, and followed by special talks by Mr. Tim
Lee, the Co-Chair of the IEEE 5G Initiative, and a special talkProf. Arokiaswami Alphones, the General Chair of APMC 2019
in Singapore.

Wednesday Special Sessions
8:30-10:10
WE1-C1: Micromachined Terahertz Systems - A New
Heterogeneous Integration Platform enabling thecommercialization of the THz frequency spectrum(M3TERA)
Chairs: Yinggang Li (Ericsson AB, Sweden), Joachim
Oberhammer (KTH Royal Institute of Technology,
Sweden)

15:50-17:10
WE4-B2: Connected Vehicles for Advanced Safety andComfort Mobility in 4G/5G and beyond
Chairs: Kei Sakaguchi (Tokyo Institute of Technology &Fraunhofer HHI, Japan), Kazuaki Takahashi (Panasonic
Corporation, Japan)

This special session reports on the results of the 2015-2018
European initiative M3TERA, a EUR 4.26 million project in the
H2020 framework programme. M3TERA envisions the widespread usage of low-cost THz technology in our society, enabled
by a micromachined heterogeneous integration platform. This
THz-system concept provides an unprecedented way to highlyintegrated, volume-manufactuable, cost- and energy-efficient,reconfigurable millimeter-wave and submillimeter-wave systems,with the potential to finally enable the large-scalecommercialization of the heavily sought-after frequency spectrum
between 100 GHz and 1 THz. The primary demonstrator of thisproject is a highly-miniaturized point-to-point communication
links using the 129-134 and 141-148.5 GHz bands, and comprisesa micromachined- waveguide platform including a
micromachined low-loss diplexer, with broadband SiGe Rx andTx active circuits which are heterogeneously integrated directly
into the waveguides, a horn-antenna feeding system with amicromachined-waveguide interface, and a dielectric-lens antenna
with an overall gain of 42 dBi. The secondary demonstrator is a
122 GHz ISM-band radar system for medical applications,primarily vital-sign detection (both heard-beat and breathing
monitoring successfully demonstrated). The project partners areTechnikon (Austria), KTH Royal Institute of Technology(Sweden), Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden),
Ericsson (Sweden), Infineon (Austria), CSEM (Switzerland),Anteral (Spain).

As represented by autonomous driving, major evolutions aretaking place in our transportation environment and mobility.
Under these circumstances, it is said that multi-gigabit and/or
ultra-low- latency communication technology based on 5G
communication is indispensable for achieving more advanced
safety and more efficient mobility. In the connected car society
realized by such communication technology, V2X (Vehicle toeverything), effective utilization of huge amount of data gatheredby in-vehicle sensors and infrastructure sensors is expected. In
this session, we will discuss advanced V2X technologies andsocial evolutions that V2X brings from the viewpoint of various
industries such as car manufacturers, in-vehicle equipment
suppliers, mobile communication operators, communicationequipment suppliers.
15:50-17:30
WE4-103: EuMA Special Session
Chair: Itziar Maestrojuán (Anteral, Spain)
The EuMA Special Session presents several significant European
advances in different aspects of microwave research, including
terminal antennas for Kaband satellite communication with beamsteering agility, effective solutions for the miniaturization ofsubstrate integrated waveguide components and D-band MMIC
design for high datarate communications.

8:30-10:10
WE1-K: Research and Development of Space and Satellite
Communication System
Chairs: Takana Kaho (NTT, Japan), Shigeo Kawasaki (Instituteof Space and Astronautical Science, Japan Aerospace
Exploration Agency, Japan)
Aerospace research and development has become active globallyin recent years. The proposed session introduces the latest effortsof space development in the world. First, development andinflight status of the JAXA’s asteroid sample return mission
Hayabuas2 is presented. Some up-to-date interplanetarycommunication technologies aboard Hayabusa2 such as Ka-band
system are also covered in this talk. Next, research anddevelopment of space development and satellite communication
systems and onboard equipment in USA, Europa, and Japan. We
are considering NASA, ESA, Mitsubishi Electric, SKY Perfect
JSAT, and some companies as candidates for other lecturers.
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TECHNICAL SESSIONS (Special Sessions)Thursday Special Sessions

10:30-12:10
TH2-103: JSPS 188 Committee/JEMEA Special Session:
Innovative Microwave Heating and Chemistry
Chairs: Jun Fukushima (Tohoku University, Japan), Shuntaro
Tsubaki (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)

8:30-10:10
TH1-C1: Terahertz Technologies for Beyond 5G Mobile
Communications
Chairs: Akihiko Hirata (Chiba Institute of Technology, Japan),
Ho-Jin Song (POSTECH, Korea)

This special session focuses on the application of microwave
energy for chemical processes, material processing, medical
devices, as well as food and agricultural industries. Microwave
heating process is expected to contribute to form green andsustainable industries due to significant energy reduction enabled
by a microwave rapid heating. In addition, recent advances inhigh power semiconductor amplifier provides a new heating
technology by taking advantage of precise control of microwave
frequency, phase and power. In this session, invited talks will begiven by frontier researchers in this field under support fromJapan Society of Electromagnetic Wave Energy Applications(JEMEA) and the 188 Committee (Electromagnetic Field- Excited
Reaction Fields) of the University-Industry Research Committees,
Japan Society for Promotion of Science (JSPS).

The fifth generation (5G) in mobile communications is currently
under active investigation by industry, and targets of cutting edge
research are moving to beyond 5G mobile communications, suchas terahertz wireless communications. Terahertz wireless systems
enable much more simultaneous wireless connections, with muchhigher capacity than the 5G systems. The objective of thisworkshop is to provide a current snap shot on this exciting topic
to APMC attendees by reviewing the state-of-the-art recent
progress in the terahertz technologies for wirelesscommunications beyond 5G, ranging from the terahertz
transceivers, passive devices, antenna, channel modeling, and thestandardization activities.
8:30-10:10
TH1-C2: Solar Power Satellite and Related Microwave
Technologies
Chairs: Young-Jin Park (KERI & UST, Korea), Naoki Shinohara(Kyoto University, Japan)
A Solar Power Satellite (SPS) is one of important allocations of a
Microwave Power Transfer (MPT). The MPT, which is one of a
Wireless Power Transfer (WPT) technologies, are originally
started to develop toward the SPS from 1970. The SPS can cover
weak points of the MPT, e.g. low beam efficiency, and can
improve a value of the MPT, e.g. improvement and stabilizationof power generation by solar cells in space. Recently, many Asian
countries are interested in the SPS and the MPT and have alreadydesigned new SPS. In this session, we organize the ‘SPS andrelated microwave power transfer technologies’ and show recent
activities of feasibility studies in Asian countries.
9:10-10:10
TH1-K: New Developments and Technologies for Space
Applications
Chairs: Guillaume Callet (UMS, France), Kenjiro Nishikawa(Kagoshima University, Japan)
Recent developments of technologies and space qualification ofindustrialized processes allow preparing the next generation ofdevices for space applications. High frequencies radars (THz),
sub millimeter arrays, high integration of GaN based diodes arechallenging topics under development that are taking benefits of
the last technologies improvement. These topics should be
developed in this session and the requirements for future spacesystems will be discussed.

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Friday Special Sessions
8:30-10:10
FR1-D: Recent Advances in Metamaterial and Metasurfaces
for Antenna Applications
Chairs: Toru Uno (Tokyo University of Agricultural Technology,
Japan), Naobumi Michishita (National Defense Academy,
Japan)
This special session covers recent advances in metamaterials andmetasurfaces for antenna applications. The nonreciprocal
metamaterials have been developed for enhancement of gain andreduction of beam squint in leaky wave antennas. The metalineantennas with loop, helical and spiral configurations have been
proposed for circular polarized antennas. The planar CRLH leaky
wave antenna has been developed with the asymmetry unit cellstructure. The carpet and illusion cloaking by using reflectarrayhave simple and very thin structure. The negative refractive index
material composed of multi-layer ceramic capacitors has been
also proposed.
8:30-10:10
FR1-J: Silicon-Based mmW/THz Technologies
Chairs: Shuhei Amakawa (Hiroshima University, Japan), Davide
Guermandi (IMEC, Belgium)This special session will focus on silicon-based (Si CMOS and
SiGe HBT/BiCMOS) millimeter-wave and terahertz integrated
circuits operating in the W-band (75 to 110 GHz) or above.
Applications of these frequencies include (but not limited to)radars, imaging, and ultrahigh-speed communications. The
special session will consist of invited talks by leading experts
from Asia-Pacific, the Americas and Europe, and possibly a few
contributed papers. The invited talks will cover new concepts andpossible use cases of these extremely high frequencies, advancesin circuit design techniques, and state-of-the-art silicon results.
13:30-15:10
FR3-K: Advance in Numerical Simulation Technology does
not stop ! - Technological Collaboration brings a New
World Chairs: Hideaki Kimura (NTT Network Service Systems
Laboratories, Japan), Yasuhide Tsuji (Muroran Instituteof Technology, Japan)
The advance of numerical simulation technology has beenremarkable due to improvement of computer performance. In
design systems, technological progress is changing the role ofsimulation, that is, from ‘designer’s support’ to ‘leader’. In thisspecial session, we introduce the recent simulation technology
about automatic design and topology optimization by cooperated
with other technologies such as neural network (NN), artificial
Intelligence (AI) and so on. Furthermore, we predict that the
future academia, industry and society which will be created byfurther evolution of numerical simulation technology.

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APMC 2018 OPENING - Special Talk & Keynote Address
13:30 - 15:30

Wednesday, November 7

Annex Hall
APMC 2018 Opening
The APMC 2018 Opening will be held from 13:30 to 15:30 on
Wednesday, November 7, at the Annex Hall of ICC Kyoto.

(Please see P.7 for further details.)

Special Talk
In 1991, he joined the University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles as Distinguished
Professor of Electrical Engineering andholder of the TRW Endowed Chair in
Microwave Electronics (currently
Northrop Grumman Endowed Chair).
He received several awards includingIEEE Third Millennium Medal (2000),IEEE MTT Distinguished Educator Award(2000), and Microwave Career Award
from IEEE MTT Society (2011). He was elected to a member of
National Academy of Engineering in 2003. In 2009, he received
Outstanding Career Award from European Microwave
Association. He received Alumni Award for DistinguishedService from College of Engineering, University of Illinois in
2012. In 2018, he received IEEE Electromagnetics Award.
Dr. Itoh is a Life Fellow of the IEEE. He was the Editor ofIEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques (198385) and the founding Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Microwave andGuided Wave Letters (1991-94). He was President of the MTTSociety in 1990 and was elected an Honorary Life Member of
MTT Society in 1994. He was Chairman of Commission D of
URSI for 1993-1996. He received Doctor Honoris Causa,
Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain, Oct 14, 2015.
He has 450 journal publications, 910 refereed conference
presentations in the areas of microwaves, millimeter-waves,antennas and numerical electromagnetics. He generated 82 Ph.D.
students and hosted more than 100 visiting scholars and postdocs
from various countries.

Special Talk: Birth and Growth of APMC
Speaker: Tatsuo Itoh, Distinguished Professor of ElectricalEngineering, Univ. of California, Los Angeles, U.S.A.

Abstract:

The birth of the APMC and its progress to date will bepresented. Starting from heroic effort of Indian scholars who
provided the foundation, there were Chinese scholars with afuturistic vision which has eventually formed the starting point of
APMC in the present format. The competitiveness of the APMC
has been grown when Japanese scholastic fathers responded toChinese suggestion to make the APMC one of three mostimportant international microwave science and engineering
events. This talk will be used for soliciting historical and uniqueexperiences from each of all organizing committees. The uniqueaspects of the APMC distinct from IEEE IMS and EuMC are thatthe organization and operation are chosen to be most efficient foreach organizer. Operations and organization vary from country tocountry and city to city. Cultural difference is advantageously
exploited except in the area of technical contents. After several
rounds of execution, it was decided that the technical contents ofeach APMC should not allow any compromise. This type ofoperation has contributed to nurture the capability of generation
after generation of microwave engineers and scientists.

Biography:

Tatsuo Itoh received Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the
University of Illinois, Urbana in 1969. From 1976 to 1977, he
was with SRI International, Menlo Park, CA. From 1977 to 1978,
he was Associate Professor at the University of Kentucky,
Lexington. In 1978, he joined The University of Texas at Austin,and became Hayden Head Centennial Professor of Engineering.

Keynote Address
activities for the W-CDMA, HSPA, LTE/
LTE-Advanced and 5G at ARIB in Japan
since 1997. He has been the Acting
Chairman of Strategy & Planning
Committee of 5G Mobile Communications
Promotion Forum(5GMF) in Japan since
October 2014.
Mr. Nakamura has also been
contributing to standardization activities
in 3GPP since1999, including as acontributor to 3GPP TSG-RAN as chairman from April 2009 to
March 2013.
He is also very active in standardization of C-V2X/Connected
Car in ARIB and ITS Info-communications Forum in Japan. He is
now a leader of Cellular System Application Task Group of ITS
Info-communications Forum.

Keynote Address: The Future Outlook and Applications
Opened up by 5G
Speaker: Takehiro Nakamura, Senior Vice President andGeneral Manager of the 5G Laboratories, NTT DOCOMO,
JAPAN
Abstract:

In this presentation, DOCOMO's views on time plan, NW
deployment & migration scenarios, spectrum deployment
scenarios for 5G deployment in 2020 will be provided. And
updates on DOCOMO's 5G trial activities with variety of verticalindustry players will be presented, also.

Biography:

Mr. Takehiro Nakamura joined NTT Laboratories in 1990. He is
now SVP and General Manager of the 5G Laboratories in NTT
DOCOMO, Inc.
Mr. Nakamura has been engaged in the standardization

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Wednesday, November 7
Room B1
Session WE1-B1

8:30 - 10:10
Room B2
Session WE1-B2

Printed Antennas and Arrays

Room C1
Session WE1-C1

Special Session: Micromachined Terahertz
Systems - A New Heterogeneous
Integration Platform enabling thecommercialization of the THz frequency
Chairs:Hiroyuki Kayano (Toshiba
Corporation, Japan), Ching- spectrum (M3TERA)Wen Tang (National Chung Chairs: Yinggang Li (Ericsson AB, Sweden),
Cheng University, Taiwan)
Joachim Oberhammer (KTH RoyalInstitute of Technology, Sweden)

Transmitting and Receiving
Elements for WPT and RFID
systems

WE1-B1-1

WE1-B2-1

WE1-C1-1

WE1-C2-1

Chu-Huan Lin (National Chaio Tung
University, Taiwan); Wen-Chi Cheng(National Chiao-Tung University, Taiwan);
Sung-Jung Wu (National Chiao Tung
University, Taiwan); Jenn-Hwan Tarng(National Chaio Tung University, Taiwan)

Takashi Kawamura (Anritsu Corporation,
Japan); Masaaki Fuse (Anritsu Corporation,
Japan); Shigenori Mattori (Anritsu
Corporation, Japan)

Joachim Oberhammer (KTH Royal Instituteof Technology, Sweden)

Masashi Hotta (Yamaguchi University,
Japan); Nur Syafiera Azreen Norodin(Yamaguchi University, Japan); Nadia
Natasya Muhammad Zakaria (Meidensha
Corporation, Japan); Hiroyuki Onari(Yamaguchi University, Japan); Takuma
Takegami (Yamaguchi University, Japan)

Chairs:Haruichi Kanaya (Kyushu
University, Japan), Manabu
Yamamoto (Hokkaido
University, Japan)

A Compact Dual Notched Bands
CPW-Fed Slot Antenna

Innovative Filter Banks,
Multiplexers, and Multiband
Filters

Room C2
Session WE1-C2

Evaluation of >140-GHz Band Filter
Bank Prototype

WE1-B1-2

Microstrip Leaky-Wave Antennas
with Longitudinally Uniform andNon-Uniform Periodical Loadingsof Shorting Pins
Danpeng Xie (University of Macau, Macao);
Lei Zhu (University of Macau, Macao)

WE1-B1-3

A Wideband High-gain
Transmitarray Based on Quasi-Yagi
Antenna Element
Fan Qin (Xidian University, P.R. China);
Lulan Wan (Xidian University, P.R. China);
Lihong Li (Xidian University, P.R. China);
Jia Xie (Xidian University, P.R. China); Yi
Liu (Xidian University, P.R. China); Wenchi
Cheng (Xidian University, P.R. China);
Hailin Zhang (Xidian University, P.R.
China)

WE1-B1-4

A Substrate Integrated Waveguide
Based Antenna-Triplexer
Divya Chaturvedi (NIT Trichy, India);
Arvind Kumar (National Institute ofTechnology, Trichy India & National
Institute of Technology, Trichy India, India);
Raghavan S (NIT, India)

WE1-B2-2

Compact and High Isolation
Microstrip Six-Channel Diplexer
Using Multi-Mode SteppedImpedance Resonators
Chi-Feng Chen (Tunghai University,
Taiwan); Tseng Bo-Hao (Tunghai
University, Taiwan); Bo-Yan Su (Tunghai
University, Taiwan); Xin-Ling Li (Tunghai
University, Taiwan); Guo-Yun Wang
(Tunghai University, Taiwan); Jhong-Jhen
Li (Tunghai University, Taiwan)

WE1-B2-3

Duplexer Based on Spoof Surface
Plasmon Polaritons Transmission
Lines
Chu Qi (City University of Hong Kong,
Hong Kong)

WE1-B2-4

Micromachined THz Systems- enabling the large scale
exploitation of the THz frequency
spectrum

WE1-C1-2

A 140 GHz Transmitter with an
Integrated Chip-to-WaveguideTransition using 130nm SiGe
BiCMOS Process
Zhongxia Simon He (Chalmers Universityof Technology & Microwave Electronic
Lab, Sweden); Mingquan Bao (Ericsson AB,
Sweden); Yinggang Li (Ericsson AB,
Sweden); Ahmed Hassona (Chalmers
University of Technology, Sweden); James
Campion (KTH Royal Institute ofTechnology, Sweden); Joachim
Oberhammer (KTH Royal Institute ofTechnology, Sweden); Herbert Zirath(Chalmers University of Technology,
Sweden)WE1-C1-3

Fixed Wireless Links beyond 100
GHz

Novel Compact Dual-band BPF
Using Stub-Loaded Shorted
Stepped-Impedance Resonators

Yinggang Li (Ericsson AB, Sweden); Jonas
Hansryd (Ericsson AB, Sweden)

Pin Wen (Saitama University, Japan);Zhewang Ma (Saitama University, Japan);
Haiwen Liu (Xi'an Jiaotong University, P.R.
China); Shuangshuang Zhu (Xi'an Jiaotong
University, P.R. China); Masataka Ohira(Saitama University, Japan); Chuanyun
Wang (East China Jiaotong University, P.R.
China); Xuehui Guan (East China Jiaotong
University, P.R. China); Baoping Ren(Saitama University, Japan)

High volume silicon based
technologies for heterogeneous THz
platforms: from the silicon to theboard

WE1-C1-4

Chiara Mariotti (Infineon Technologies
Austria AG, Austria); Dielacher Franz(Infineon, Germany)

WE1-C1-5

Reflector and Lens Antennas for
Industrial Applications in the
sub-THz Frequency Spectrum
Itziar Maestrojuán (Anteral, Spain); Victor
Torres (Anteral, Spain); Mikel Goni
(Anteral, Spain)

Chairs:Qiang Chen (Tohoku
University, Japan), Ramesh
K. Pokharel (Kyushu
University, Japan)

Influence of Lossy Objects for
Resonator-Coupled Type WirelessPower Transfer System with
Coplanar Dual-Spiral Resonators

WE1-C2-2

Optimization of Multi-Carrier
Frequency Diverse Array for
Wireless Power Transmission
Yu-Qian Yang (Nanjing University of
Science & Technology, P.R. China); Hao
Wang (Nanjing University of Science &Technology, P.R. China); Si-Qi Gu (Nanjing
University of Science & Technology, P.R.
China)

WE1-C2-3

WPT Area Expansion Technique
Utilizing Magnetic MISO
Beamformer
Ayako Suzuki (Kagoshima University,
Japan); Koshi Hamano (Kagoshima
University, Japan); Kenjiro Nishikawa(Kagoshima University, Japan); Shigeo
Kawasaki (Institute of Space andAstronautical Science, Japan Aerospace
Exploration Agency, Japan)

WE1-C2-4

A Novel Magnetic Field Resonance
Wireless Power Transfer System
Using Power Management by Power
Communication Techniques
Takahiro Nagai (Murata Manufacturing Co.,
Ltd., Japan); Tatsuya Hosotani (Murata
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Japan)

WE1-C2-5

New Single-Feed-Dual-Polarized
Antenna for Electromagnetic
Radiation Energy Harvesting in ISM
Band
Edouard Rochefeuille (LE2P - University Of
Reunion Island & IMEP-LAHC - Grenoble
INP, France); Alexandre Douyère(University of La Reunion, France); Erika
Vandelle (Universite Grenoble Alpes,
France); Frederic Alicalapa (University of
La Reunion, France); Tan Phu Vuong(Grenoble INP, France)

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8:30 - 10:10
Room D
Session WE1-D

Room K
Session WE1-K

Advances in Power Amplifier
Design Techniques

Special Session: Research andDevelopment of Space andSatellite Communication System

Room 103
Session WE1-103
Special Session: Trends of 5G
Technologies in Asia-PacificRegionChairs:Donald Kimball (Universityof California San Diego,
USA & pSemi a MuRata
Company, Japan), Tomoya
Kaneko (NEC Corporation,
Japan)

Chairs:Shigeo Kawasaki (Institute
Chair:Hiroshi Okazaki (NTTof Space and Astronautical
DOCOMO, Japan)
Science, Japan Aerospace
Exploration Agency, Japan),
Takana Kaho (NTT, Japan)

WE1-D-1 [Invited]

WE1-K-1

Analog & Digital Envelope
Tracking Power Amplifier Reduced
Bandwidth Techniques for 5G NR
Donald Kimball (University of California
San Diego, USA & pSemi a MuRata
Company, Japan); Toshifumi Nakatani(Maxentric Technologies, LLC, USA);
Jonmei J. Yan (MaXentric Technologies,
LLC, USA); Kenji Mukai (Murata
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Japan)

WE1-D-2

Analysis of Optimal Outphasing
Load Trajectories for GaN PAs
Paolo Enrico de Falco (University of Bristol& Toshiba Research Europe, United
Kingdom (Great Britain)); Gavin Watkins(Toshiba Research Europe Ltd., United
Kingdom (Great Britain)); Konstantinos
Mimis (University of Bristol, United
Kingdom (Great Britain)); Souheil
BenSmida (University of Bristol, United
Kingdom (Great Britain)); Kevin A Morris(University of Bristol, United Kingdom(Great Britain))

WE1-D-3

A Ka-Band Power Amplifier with
Phase Compensation TechniqueApplied to 5G Phased Array
Hung-Yu Lin (Industry Technology
Reasearch Institute, Taiwan); Wei-Tsung Li(Industry Technology Reasearch Institute,
Taiwan)WE1-D-4

A Highly Efficient PulseModulation Polar Transmitter Using
Broadband Class E Power Amplifier
For Femtocell Base Stations
Shu-Chen Lin (National Taiwan University,
Taiwan); Yang-Chih Hsieh (National
Taiwan University, Taiwan); Shuo-Heng Xu(National Taiwan University, Taiwan);
Jau-Horng Chen (National Taiwan
University, Taiwan)

Pulse Operation Characteristics of
X-band High Power GaN Amplifiers
for the Hayabusa2 Re-entry Capsule
Tracking Radar
Daisuke Hayashi (Koden Electronics Co.,
Ltd. & SOKENDAI (The Graduate
University for Advanced Studies), Japan);Yuichi Tsuda (Institute of Space andAstronautical Science, Japan Aerospace
Exploration Agency, Japan); Shigeo
Kawasaki (Institute of Space andAstronautical Science, Japan Aerospace
Exploration Agency, Japan)

WE1-K-2

Wednesday, November 7

WE1-103-1
Introduction

Hiroshi Okazaki (NTT DOCOMO, Japan)

WE1-103-2

The Role of Technology Roadmaps
for 5G and Betond
Tim Lee (IEEE MTT-S, USA)WE1-103-3

5G Technologies Roadmap in
Singapore
Arokiaswami Alphones (Nanyang
Technological University, Singapore)

Microwave and Millimeter-wave GaN
Amplifiers for Satellite Communications
Masatake Hangai (Mitsubishi Electric
Corporation, Japan)

WE1-K-3

Terahertz Communications forSpace Applications
Tadao Nagatsuma (Osaka University,
Japan); Akifumi Kasamatsu (National
Institute of Information andCommunications Technology, Japan)

WE1-K-4

THz Technology for Space
Communications
Imran Mehdi (JPL, USA); Jose V Siles(NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, USA);
Christine Chen (Jet Propulsion Laboratory,USA); Josep M Jornet (University at
Buffalo, USA)

WE1-K-5

IoT/WPT Developments in Space
Exploration
Ricardo Correia (Instituto de
Telecomunicações & University of Aveiro,
Portugal); Nuno Borges Carvalho(University of Aveiro/IT Aveiro, Portugal)

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Wednesday, November 7
Room B1
Session WE2-B1
Antennas for WirelessApplication
Chairs:Nobuyoshi Kikuma(Nagoya Insutitute ofTechnology, Japan),
Keisuke Konno (Tohoku
University, Japan)

WE2-B1-1

10:30 - 12:10
Room B2
Session WE2-B2

Room C1
Session WE2-C1

Advances in Theory and Design
for Filters and Group Delay
Circuits

Metastructures andMicrostructures for Terahertz
and Microwave Applications

Chairs:Masataka Ohira (Saitama
Chairs:Withawat
University, Japan),
Withayachumnankul (The
Yongchae Jeong (Chonbuk
University of Adelaide,
National University, Korea)
Australia), Jaeyoung Kim(Rohm Co, Ltd., Japan)

WE2-B2-1

Circularly Polarization Loop
Antenna
Wenting Wu (University Of Sicence And
Technology Of China, P.R. China); Cun
Wang (University of Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China)

WE2-B1-2

Quasi-isotropic radiation by coupledloop antennas without a quadraturephase shifter
Jaechun Lee (Samsung Advanced Instituteof Technology, Korea); Sang Joon Kim(Samsung Advanced Institute ofTechnology, Korea)

WE2-B1-3

Sensitivity Analysis of Input
Impedance of a Large Loop Antenna
in a Waveguide to Tilt Angle
Nedime Pelin M. H. Salem (New Jersey
Institute of Technology, USA); Edip Niver(NJIT, USA); Mohamed A Salem (Sonoma
State University, USA)WE2-B1-4

Realization of Structured
Electromagnetic Waves based onPlane Spiral Orbital AngularMomentum Waves using Circular
Cylindrical Conformal Microstrip
Antenna Array
Qing Ma (Zhejiang University, P.R. China)

WE2-B1-5

Flat Half Maxwell Fish-Eye Lens
for High Directivity Applications
Cun Wang (University of Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Qi Zhu(University of Science and Technology ofChina, P.R. China)

Compact Quasi-Lumped Element
Bandpass Filters for Single-ended
High-Purity Frequency Multipliers
Applications
Feng-Jun Chen (Microsystem and Terahertz
Research Center of CAEP, P.R. China);
Liang Zhang (Microsystem and Terahertz
Research Center, China Academy of
Eegineering Physics & Institute ofElectronic Engineering, China Academy ofEngineering Physics, P.R. China); Xu Cheng(Mircosystem and Terahertz ResearchCentre of CAEP, P.R. China); Xin-lin Xia(Mircosystem and Terahertz ResearchCentre of CAEP, P.R. China); Jiang-An Han(China Academy of Engineering Physics,
P.R. China); Xian-jin Deng (Mircosystem
and Terahertz Research Centre of CAEP,
P.R. China)

WE2-B2-2

Notes on Determination ofFrequency-Variant Coupling forHigh Selectivity In-Line Filters
Yuxing He (Yokohama National University,
Japan); Nobuyuki Yoshikawa (Yokohama
National University, Japan)

WE2-B2-3

Coupling Matrix Synthesis andDesign of a Chained-Function
Waveguide Filter
Yuan Ping Lim (Universiti Teknologi
PETRONAS, Malaysia); Yew Leong Toh(Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS,
Malaysia); Sovuthy Cheab (Universiti
Technologi PETRONAS, Malaysia); Stepan
Lucyszyn (Imperial College London, United
Kingdom (Great Britain)); Peng Wen Wong
(Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS,
Malaysia)

WE2-C1-1 [Invited]Terahertz Metasurfaces for
Beamforming and Polarization
Conversion
Withawat Withayachumnankul (The
University of Adelaide, Australia)

WE2-C1-2

Highly Stable Terahertz Resonant
Tunneling Diode Oscillator Coupled
to Photonic-Crystal Cavity
Xiongbin Yu (Osaka University, Japan);Jaeyoung Kim (Rohm Co, Ltd., Japan);
Masayuki Fujita (Osaka University, Japan);Tadao Nagatsuma (Osaka University, Japan)

WE2-C1-3

An Equidistantly Stepped
Waveguide TE11-TE01-ModeConverter for Millimeter Wave
Radar Applications
Birk Hattenhorst (Ruhr-University Bochum,
Germany); Christian Schulz (RuhrUniversität Bochum, Germany); Christoph
Baer (Ruhr-Universität Bochum & Instituteof Electronic Circuits, Germany); ThomasMusch (Ruhr-Universität Bochum,
Germany)

WE2-C1-4

Transformation of OAM waves toPlane Spiral OAM waves Based on
Gradient-index Meta-surface
Lin Hua (Zhejiang University, P.R. China)

Room: C2
Session WE2-C2
Rectifiers and Rectennas
Chairs:Tsunayuki Yamamoto(Yamaguchi University,
Japan), Jiafeng Zhou
(University of Liverpool,
United Kingdom (GreatBritain))WE2-C2-1

SOI-CMOS high power rectifier IC
with the cross coupled CMOS pairShunya Tsuchimoto (Kanazawa Institute ofTechnology, Japan)

WE2-C2-2

Waveform-Based Design of a
2.8-GHz Self Synchronous Class-E
RF-DC Rectifier with GaN
Transistor
Fei You (University of Electronic Scienceand Technology of China, P.R. China); Ying
Wang (China Academy of SpaceTechnology(Xi'an), P.R. China); Shi-Wei
Dong (National Key Laboratory of Space
Microwave Technology, P.R. China); Xumin
Yu (National Key Laboratory of Space
Microwave Technology, P.R. China); Chuan
Li (University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China)

WE2-C2-3

Development of Sub-Terahertz
Rectenna using Gyrotron
Sei Mizojiri (University of Tsukuba, Japan)

WE2-C2-4

A High Efficiency Differential
Rectenna Employing Two-ParasiticElement Stacked Antenna
Kenta Yasuda (Saga University, Japan);
Eisuke Nishiyama (Saga University, Japan);Ichihiko Toyoda (Saga University, Japan)

WE2-C2-5

A 2.5D Wafer-level CMOS-IPD
Rectenna Using Wide-Range
Efficiency and Self-biasing
Topology for a RF Wireless Power
Harvesting System

WE2-B2-4

Kuei-Cheng Lin (National Applied ResearchLaboratories, Taiwan)

Arbitrary Prescribed Wideband Flat
Group Delay Circuit for SelfInterference Cancellation Circuits
Girdhari Chaudhary (Chonbuk National
University, Korea); Phanam Pech (Chonbuk
National University, Korea); Junhyung
Jeong (Chonbuk National University,
Korea); Phirun Kim (Chonbuk National
University, Korea); Yongchae Jeong(Chonbuk National University, Korea)

WE2-B2-5

Modified Vector Fitting and Its
Application to Simultaneous
Characteristics Approximation of
Attenuation and Group DelayToshikazu Sekine (Gifu University, Japan);Yasuhiro Takahashi (Gifu University, Japan)

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10:30 - 12:10
Room D
Session WE2-D
Power Amplifiers and Signal
Generator

Wednesday, November 7

Room K
Session WE2-K

Room 103
Session WE2-103

Adaptive Techniques for
Improved Spectrum Efficiency

Special Panel Session: Women's
Excellent Talent in Engineering

Chairs:Kazuya Yamamoto (Mitsubishi Chairs:Arne F Jacob (TechnischeElectric Corporation & High
Universität Hamburg,
Frequency and Optical Device
Germany), Kunihiro Kawai
Works, Japan), Keisuke(NTT DOCOMO, Japan)
Shinohara (Teledyne
Scientific, USA)

Chair:Qiaowei Yuan (National
Institute of Technology,
Sendai College, Japan)

WE2-D-1

WE2-103-1

Dual-Band 60-/24-GHz Signal
Generator Using A Regenerative
Miller Frequency Dividing System
Chung-Hsien Shieh (National Cheng Kung
University, Taiwan); Kuan-Chi Tseng(National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan);
Tzuen-Hsi Huang (National Cheng Kung
University, Taiwan)

WE2-D-2

Experiments on a 80 kW Power
Combiner Using RF LDMOS Power
Transistors
Suyeon Park (Kwangwoon University,
Korea)

WE2-D-3

Two-Way Current Combining
Power Amplifier with Multi-Stage
Adaptive Bias Control
Tai-Yi Chen (National Tsing Hua
University, Taiwan); Yi-Chun Lee (National
Tsing Hua University, Taiwan); Tse-Hung
Chen (National Tsing Hua University,
Taiwan); Hong-Shen Chen (National Tsing
Hua University, Taiwan); Jenny Yi-Chun
Liu (National Tsing Hua University,
Taiwan)WE2-D-4

5G mm-Wave Stacked Class AB
Power Amplifier in 45 nm PD-SOI
CMOSRadu Ciocoveanu (Infineon Technologies
AG / Friedrich-Alexander University
Erlangen-Nuremberg (FAU), Germany);
Robert Weigel (Friedrich-Alexander
Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany);
Amelie Hagelauer (University of ErlangenNuremberg, Germany); Angelika
Geiselbrechtinger (Infineon Technologies
AG, Germany); Vadim Issakov (Infineon
Technologies AG, Germany)

WE2-K-1

Adaptive multi radio interface
control based on 802.11ax WLANs
Toshiro Nakahira (NTT Access Network
Service Systems Laboratories, Japan)

WE2-K-2

Adaptive Sideband Selection for
Periodic Interference Cancellation
Yuya Kimura (Okayama University, Japan);
Satoshi Denno (Okayama University,
Japan); Yafei Hou (Okayama University,
Japan)

WE2-K-3

Countering Eavesdropping Using
Cognitive Radio - A New
Perspective on Spectrum Sharing
Yee Loo Foo (Multimedia University,
Malaysia)

WE2-K-4

Millimeter Wave Multi-hop
Mobility and Trial Activities
Liang Gu (Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd,
P.R. China); Tingjian Tian (Huawei
Technologies Co., Ltd, P.R. China); Yunfu
Dou (Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., P.R.
China); Guangmei Ren (Huawei
Technologies Co., Ltd, P.R. China); Masashi
Iwabuchi (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan);
Jun Tsuboi (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan);
Yoshihisa Kishiyama (NTT DOCOMO,
INC., Japan)

WE2-K-5

Transmission Standby based on
Channel Conditions for Efficient
Use of Radio Resources in WLAN
Systems

Open Address
Wenquan Che (Nanjing University of
Science and Technology, P.R. China)

WE2-103-2

An Integration of Satellite
Communication and Navigation
Guanyi Ma (National Astronomical
Observatories, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, P.R. China)

WE2-103-3

Research on Exposure Assessmentfor Human Protection from
Electromagnetic Fields
Kanako Wake (National Institute ofInformation and Communications
Technology, Japan)

WE2-103-4

Design and Measurement of A
Compact Tri-polarized MIMO
Antenna Based on Multimode
TheoryDazhi Piao (Communication University of
China, P.R. China)

WE2-103-5

Dual-Polarized Rectenna Array at
X-BandXuexia Yang (Shanghai University, P.R.
China)

WE2-103-6
Discussion

Yukio Kojima (Wakayama University,
Japan); Shinichi Miyamoto (Wakayama
University, Japan)

WE2-D-5

Co-design of wideband Highefficient power amplifier using
suspended substrate stripline filter
as the Output Matching Network
Sheng Fang (South China University ofTechnology, P.R. China); Zheming Xie(South China University of Technology, P.R.
China); Xi Wen Peng (South China
University of Technology, P.R. China)

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Wednesday, November 7
Room B1
Session WE4-B1
5G/Millimeter Wave Antenna
Technologies
Chairs:Yasuhiro Tsunemitsu(Takushoku University,
Japan), Yasushi Iitsuka(Waka Manufacturing Co.,
Ltd., Japan)

WE4-B1-1

Radiation Characteristics of
Optically Transparent Dipole
Antenna Fabricated using CVD
Monolayer Graphene

15:50 - 17:30
Room B2
Session WE4-B2

Room C1
Session WE4-C1

Special Session: Connected Vehicles
for Advanced Safety and Comfort
Mobility in 4G/5G and beyond

Metamaterials, EMBGs and FSSs I

WPT and RFID Applications

Chairs:Kei Sakaguchi (Tokyo Instituteof Technology & Fraunhofer
HHI, Japan), Kazuaki
Takahashi (Panasonic
Corporation, Japan)

Chairs:Shih-Yuan Chen (National
Taiwan University,
Taiwan), ConstantManouan Aka Niamien(Normandie Univ,
UNIROUEN, ESIGELEC/IRSEEM, Rouen, France)

Chairs:Qiaowei Yuan (National
Institute of Technology,
Sendai College, Japan),Heng-Ming Hsu (National
Chung-Hsing University,
Taiwan)WE4-B2-1

WE4-C1-1

WE4-C2-1 [Invited]

Takaya Nishizawa (1-3 Machikaneyama,
Toyonaka & Osaka University, Japan);Atsushi Sanada (Osaka University, Japan)

Xiaoqiang Gu (Polytechnique Montreal,
Canada); Simon Hemour (University of
Bordeaux, France); Ke Wu (Ecole
Polytechnique (University of Montreal) &Center for Radiofrequency Electronics
Research of Quebec, Canada)

LTE/5G Cellular V2X
Standardization

Shohei Kosuga (Aoyama Gakuin University,
Japan); Keisuke Suga (Aoyama Gakuin
University, Japan); Ryosuke Suga (Aoyama
Gakuin University, Japan); Takeshi
Watanabe (Aoyama Gakuin University,
Japan); Osamu Hashimoto (Aoyama Gakuin
University, Japan); Shinji Koh (Aoyama
Gakuin University, Japan)

Satoshi Nagata (NTT DoCoMo, Inc., Japan);Riichi Kudo (NTT, Japan); Shinpei
Yasukawa (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan);
Takehiro Nakamura (NTT DOCOMO, INC.,
Japan); Ryosuke Osawa (NTT DOCOMO,
INC., Japan); Huan Wang (DOCOMO
Beijing Communications Laboratories Co.,
Ltd., P.R. China); Mikio Iwamura (NTTDOCOMO, INC., Japan)

WE4-B2-2

Cooperative Perception realized byMillimeter-wave V2V for Safe
Automated Driving

WE4-B1-2

L-Probe Fed Patch Antenna with
Single layer for 28-GHz
Applications
Yasushi Iitsuka (Waka Manufacturing Co.,
Ltd., Japan); Kazuo Saitoh (Waka
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Japan); Takayuki
Ogoshi (Shinjuku-ku Tokyo & Waka, Japan)

Kei Sakaguchi (Tokyo Institute ofTechnology & Fraunhofer HHI, Japan);
Ryuichi Fukatsu (Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, Japan)

Millimeter Wave V2X
Communications: Use Cases andDesign Considerations of BeamManagement

Yajing Hou (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Hua Zhu(Scool of Electronic Engineering, Universityof Posts and Telecommunications, Beijing,
P.R. China); Xiuping Li (Beijing Universityof Post Telecommunications, P.R. China)

Takayuki Shimizu (TOYOTA
InfoTechnology Center USA, USA); Vutha
Va (University of Texas at Austin, USA);
Gaurav Bansal (Toyota InfoTechnology
Center, USA); Robert Heath (The Universityof Texas at Austin, USA)

WE4-B2-4

Constant Permeability Design of
Cylindrical Invisibility Cloaks with
Hyperbolic Coordinate
Transformation Based on
Transformation Electromagnetics

Enabling far-field ambient energy
harvesting through multi-physicalsources

WE4-C2-2

WPT Link with Relay Elements for
Recharging a PacemakerYuma Takano (Osaka University, Japan);
Tsutomu Nagayama (Kagoshima University,
Japan); Atsushi Sanada (Osaka University,
Japan)

Giuseppina Monti (University of Salento,
Italy); Laura Corchia (University of Salento,
Italy); Beatrice Risolo (University ofSalento, Italy); Luciano Tarricone(University of Salento, Italy)

WE4-C1-3

WE4-C2-3

Wenjin Pei (Nanjing University, P.R.
China); Feifei Li (Nanjing University, P.R.
China); Yin Poo (Nanjing University, P.R.
China); Rui-Xin Wu (Nanjing University,
P.R. China)

WE4-C1-4

On-chip Terahertze Surface-wave
Transmission Line Based on Folded
Strips

Bulk Sensor Data Sharing Using
Millimeter Wave V2X for Enhanced
Safety and Comfort in Mobility
Masataka Irie (Panasonic Corporation,
Japan); Gaius Yao Huang Wee (Panasonic
Corporation, Singapore); Michael Sim(Panasonic Corporation, Singapore);
Kazuaki Takahashi (Panasonic Corporation,
Japan)

WE4-C1-2

Zero Phase Delay Transmission in
Parity-time Photonic Crystal

WE4-B2-3

A High Gain Cavity-backed
Antenna Array Based on the SICL
Structure for Q-band Application

WE4-B1-3

Cylindrical Distributed Immittance
Shells for Microwave Invisibility
Cloak

Room C2
Session WE4-C2

Yuan Liang (Nanyang Technological
University, Singapore); Chirn Chye Boon
(Nanyang Technological University,
Singapore); Hao Yu (Southern University of
Science and Technology, Singapore);
Chaojun Ma (Southern University of Scienceand Technology, P.R. China); Dietmar
Kissinger (IHP, Germany); Yong Wang
(Innovations for High Performance
Microelectronics, Germany)

Flexible Energy Harvesting System
for Wearable IoT Sensor Device
Applications
Jung Ouk Kim (Soonchunhyang University,
Korea); Yongwan Lee (Soonchunhyang
University, Korea); Jongsik Lim(Soonchunhyang University, Korea); Dal
Ahn (Soonchunhyang University, Korea);
Won-Sang Yoon (Hoseo University, Korea);
Sang-Min Han (Soonchunhyang University,
Korea)

WE4-C2-4

Study on the security cameraloading to the glass window withthe wireless power transmission
technology
Ryota Ohata (Tokyo City University, Japan);
Yoshinobu Okano (Tokyo City University,
Japan)

WE4-C1-5Topological Estimation of Resonant
Frequencies by Equivalent Circuit
for Star Meta-Atoms
Akira Hasegawa (Kyoto University, Japan);
Takashi Hisakado (Kyoto University,
Japan); Tohlu Matsushima (Kyushu Instituteof Technology, Japan); Osami Wada (Kyoto
University & Graduate School ofEngineering, Japan)

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15:50 - 17:30
Room D
Session WE4-D
Low Noise Amplifiers
Chairs:Iltcho Angelov (Chalmers
University of Technology& GOTMIC AB, Sweden),Toshihiko Yoshimasu(Waseda University, Japan)

WE4-D-1

23-31GHz Low Noise Amplifier
with 2.5dB NF using 100 nm GaN
on Silicon Technology
Shiyong Zhang (Microsystem & Terahertz
Research Center, China Academy ofEngineering Physics, P.R. China); Jianxing
Xu (China Academy of Engineering Physics,
P.R. China); Penghui Zheng (Microsystem& Terahertz Research Center, China
Academy of Engineering Physics, P.R.
China); Huang Yang (Sichuan YiFeng
Electronic Science & Technology Co., LTD& LIAO SHU Co., LTD, P.R. China);
Xiaodong Tong (Microsystem & Terahertz
Research Center, China Academy ofEngineering Physics, P.R. China)

WE4-D-2

A 67-dB Harmonic-Rejecting
CMOS LNA with Area-Efficient
Stacked-Inductor Self-ResonanceKenji Tanaka (NTT Device Technology
Labs, NTT Corporation, Japan); Shinsuke
Nakano (NTT Device Innovation Center,
NTT Corporation, Japan); Naoki Miura(NTT Device Technology Labs, NTT
Corporation, Japan); Hideyuki Nosaka (NTTCorporation, Japan)

WE4-D-3

A SiGe BiCMOS Bypass LowNoise Amplifier for X-Band Phased
Array RADARs

Room K
Session WE4-K

Room 103
Session WE4-103

Terahertz, Millimeter-wave andMicrowave Photonics Applications

Special Session: EuMA Special
Session

Chairs:Zeshan Ahmad (Texas
Instruments, USA), Julian L
Webber (Osaka University &Advanced Telecommunications Research InstituteInternational, Japan)

Chairs:Itziar Maestrojuán (Anteral,
Spain)

WE4-K-1

WE4-103-1

Yuya Kaneko (National Institute ofTechnology, Numazu College, Japan);Takeshi Higashino (Nara Institute of Scienceand Technology & Graduate School ofInformation Science, Japan); Minoru Okada(Nara Institute of Science and Technology,
Japan)

Herbert Zirath (Chalmers University ofTechnology, Sweden)

An Empirical Performance
Evaluation of Time Synchronization
Using GNSS Signal Simultaneously
Transmitted with 10 Gbps Optical
On-Off Keying

Hoi Wong Lei (National Taiwan University,
Taiwan); Yunshan Wang (National Taiwan
University, Taiwan); Chau-Ching Chiong(Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics,
Academia Sinica, Taiwan); Huei Wang
(National Taiwan University, Taiwan)

Luca Perregrini (University of Pavia, Italy);
Maurizio Bozzi (University of Pavia, Italy)

WE4-103-3

Advanced Terminal Antenna
Concepts for Mobile Satellite
Communications
Arne F Jacob (Technische Universität
Hamburg, Germany); Thomas Jaschke(Technische Universität Hamburg-Harburg& Institut für Hochfrequenztechnik,
Germany); Benjamin Rohrdantz (Technische
Universität Hamburg-Harburg, Germany)

WE4-K-3

Dual-channel 56 Gb/s PAM-4
Electro-Absorption Modulator
Driver for 3D Wafer Scale
Packaging

WE4-K-4

A 2.5-31-GHz High Gain LNA in
0.15-μm GaAs pHEMT for Radio
Astronomical Application

Miniaturized Substrate Integrated
Components

Mikael Hörberg (Ericsson Research,
Sweden); Yinggang Li (Ericsson AB,
Sweden); Vessen Vassilev (Chalmers
University of Technology, Sweden); Herbert
Zirath (Chalmers University of Technology,
Sweden); Jonas Hansryd (Ericsson AB,
Sweden)

WE4-D-4

WE4-D-5

WE4-103-2

A 143 GHz InP-based radio linkcharacterized in long-term outdoor
measurement

Esref Turkmen (Sabanci University,
Turkey); Abdurrahman Burak (Sabanci
University, Turkey); Can Caliskan (Sabanci
University, Turkey); Ilker Kalyoncu(Sabanci University, Turkey); Yasar Gurbuz(Sabanci University, Turkey)

Kuan-Hsiu Chien (ITRI, Taiwan); Feng-Hsu
Chung (Industrial Technology ResearchInstitute, Taiwan); Jian-Yu Li (Yuan Ze
University, Taiwan)

D-band MMIC design for highdatarate wireless and wire-boundcommunication based on state-ofthe-art InP DHBT and SiGe
BiCMOS processes

WE4-K-2

Xi Zhang (Eindhoven University ofTechnology - TU/e, The Netherlands); Xiao
Liu (Eindhoven University of Technology,
The Netherlands); Rainier Van Dommele(Eindhoven University of Technology, The
Netherlands); Marion Matters-Kammerer(Eindhoven University of Technology, The
Netherlands)

Co-design of a 140 MHz to 5.4 GHz
Inductorless LNA Chip and PCB for
Software Defined Radio

Wednesday, November 7

On-chip Scalable Resonator-based
Transducers for Terahertz Dielectric
Sensing in SiGe BiCMOS
Technology
Defu Wang (IHP, Germany); Klaus Schmalz(IHP, Germany); J. Borngräber (IHP,
Germany); Dietmar Kissinger (IHP,
Germany)

WE4-K-5

CMOS biosensor IC with
360-sensing elements using 63-GHz
LC-oscillator and DEP for label-freesingle-cell detection
Takeshi Mitsunaka (Sharp Corporation,
Japan)

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Room B1
Session TH1-B1

8:30 - 10:10
Room B2
Session TH1-B2

Room C1
Session TH1-C1

Antennas for Sensing
Applications

Room C2
Session TH1-C2

Advanced Design of Filtering
Power Dividers and Balanced
Chairs:Kazuhiro Honda (University Filtersof Toyama, Japan), Jae-Ho Chairs:Zhewang Ma (Saitama
Lee (Electronics andUniversity, Japan),
Telecommunications
Wenquan Che (Nanjing
Research Institute (ETRI),
University of Science andKorea)
Technology, P.R. China)

Special Session: Terahertz
Technologies for Beyond 5G
Mobile Communications

Special Session: Solar Power
Satellite and Related Microwave
Technologies

Chairs:Akihiko Hirata (Chiba
Institute of Technology,
Japan), Ho-Jin Song(POSTECH, Korea)

Chairs:Naoki Shinohara (Kyoto
University, Japan), YoungJin Park (KERI & UST,
Korea)

TH1-B1-1

TH1-B2-1

TH1-C1-1 [Invited]

TH1-C2-1

Jae-Ho Lee (Electronics andTelecommunications Research Institute(ETRI), Korea); Jong Min Lee(Sungkyunkwan University, Korea); Keum
Cheol Hwang (Sungkyunkwan University,
Korea)

Guangxu Shen (Nanjing University of
Science and Technology, P.R. China);
Wenquan Che (Nanjing University of
Science and Technology, P.R. China)

Jiro Hirokawa (Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, Japan); Takashi Tomura(Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan);Akihiko Hirata (Chiba Institute ofTechnology, Japan); Tadao Nagatsuma(Osaka University, Japan)

Sector-Beam Antennas for Wide
Detection Area in 79 GHz
Automotive Short Range Radar(SRR) Sensor

Ultra-Compact Power Divider Using
Dual-Function Input External
Quality Factor for Good Filtering
Response and Isolation

TH1-B1-2

A Planar 24 GHz Switched-BeamAntenna Based on PIN Diodes for
Remote Sensing Applications
Fabian Michler (Friedrich-Alexander
University Erlangen-Nuremberg, Erlangen,Germany); Benedict Scheiner (FriedrichAlexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg,
Erlangen, Germany); Fabian Lurz
(Friedrich-Alexander University ErlangenNuremberg, Erlangen, Germany); Robert
Weigel (Friedrich-Alexander University
Erlangen-Nuremberg, Erlangen, Germany);
Alexander Koelpin (Brandenburg Universityof Technology, Cottbus, Germany)

TH1-B1-3

Design of 24-GHz Automotive
Antenna Array With Wide Fan
Beam
Chia-An Yu (Chang Gung University,
Taiwan); Eric S. Li (National Taipei
University of Technology, Taiwan);
Chung-Yi Li (Chang Gung University,
Taiwan); Kuo-Sheng Chin (Chang Gung
University, Taiwan); Roger Lu (National
Chung-Shan Institute of Science andTechnology, Taiwan)

TH1-B1-4

Quadrilinear decomposition based
two-dimensional DOA estimation
for sparse MIMO array withvelocity receive sensors
Jianfeng Li (Hohai University & Key
Laboratory of Dynamic Cognitive System ofElectromagnetic Spectrum Space (NUAA),
Ministry of Industry and Information
Technology, P.R. China); Mingwei Shen
(Hohai University, P.R. China); Defu Jiang(Hohai University, P.R. China)

TH1-B2-2

Wideband Out-of-Phase Filtering
Power Divider with High Selectivity
Xuedao Wang (Nanjing University of
Science and Technology & University of
Macau, P.R. China); Wai Wa Choi
(University of Macau, Macao); Jianpeng
Wang (Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Wen Wu (Nanjing
University of Science and Technology, P.R.
China)

TH1-B2-3

High Selectivity Balanced-toUnbalanced Filtering Power Divider
Wenjie Feng (Nanjing University of Scienceand Technology, P.R. China); Xueke Ma(Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Wenquan Che(Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Roberto GómezGarcía (University of Alcalá, Spain);
Wanchen Yang (Nanjing University of
Science and Technology, P.R. China);
Haidong Chen (Nanjing University of
Science and Technology, P.R. China); Quan
Xue (South China University of Technology,
P.R. China)

TH1-B2-4

Design of Balanced Dual-Band
Superconducting Bandpass Filter
With High Selectivity and Deep
Common-Mode Suppression
Baoping Ren (Saitama University, Japan)

Progress of Plate-laminatedWaveguide Slot Array Antennas byDiffusion Bonding in 60GHz,
120GHz and 350GHz Bands

TH1-C1-2

300-GHz CMOS Transceiver for
Terahertz Wireless Communication
Shinsuke Hara (National Institute ofInformation and Communications
Technology, Japan); Kyoya Takano(Hiroshima University, Japan); Kosuke
Katayama (Hiroshima University, Japan);Ruibing Dong (Hiroshima University,
Japan); Sangyeop Lee (Hiroshima
University, Japan); Issei Watanabe (National
Institute of Infomation and Communications
Technology, Japan); Norihiko Sekine(National Institute for Information andCommunications Technology, Japan);Akifumi Kasamatsu (National Institute ofInformation and Communications
Technology, Japan); Takeshi Yoshida(Hiroshima University, Japan); Shuhei
Amakawa (Hiroshima University, Japan);Minoru Fujishima (Hiroshima University,
Japan)

TH1-C1-3

Preliminary study on Terahertz
channel response for wirelesscommunications applications
Ho-Jin Song (POSTECH, Korea)

Evaluation of Constituent
Technologies and R&D Strategy forSpace Solar Power System
Tadashi Takano (Nihon University & JAXA,
Japan)

TH1-C2-2

Rectenna array design for receiving
high power in beam type wirelesspower transmission
Young-Jin Park (KERI & UST, Korea);
Kwan Ho Kim (Korea ElectroTechnology
Research Institute, Korea); Donggi Youn(REPLEX, Korea)

TH1-C2-3

The plan of Microwave Power
Transmission development for SSPS
and its industry application
Shoichiro Mihara (Japan Space Systems,
Japan)

TH1-C2-4

A Proposed MPT Demonstration
Mission in Space
Xinbin Hou (China Academay of SpaceTechnology, P.R. China); Shiwei Dong
(China Academy of Space Technolog, P.R.
China)

TH1-C2-5

Strategic development of Solar
Power Satellite
Koji Tanaka (Institute of Space andAstronautical Science, Japan Aerospace
Exploration Agency, Japan)

TH1-C1-4

Terahertz absorber technologies for
close-proximity wireless system
Akihiko Hirata (Chiba Institute ofTechnology, Japan); Jiro Hirokawa (Tokyo
Institute of Technology, Japan)

TH1-B1-5

Direction of Arrival Estimation of
Physiological Signals of Multiple
Subjects Using Phase Comparison
Monopulse Radar
Shekh Md Mahmudul Islam (University of
Hawaii at Manoa, USA); Ehsan Yavari(Adnoviv LLC, USA); Ashikur Rahman(University of Hawaii at Manoa & Aptiv,
USA); Victor Lubecke (University of
Hawaii at Manoa, USA); Olga BoricLubecke (University of Hawaii at Manoa,
USA)

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8:30 - 10:10
Room D
Session TH1-D

Room K
Session TH1-K

Advances in Power Amplifiers I

Special Session: New
Developments and Technologies
for Space Applications

Chairs:Kazutaka Inoue (SEI,
Japan), Farid Medjdoub(Institute of Electronics,
Microelectronics andNanotechnology, France)

TH1-D-1

Chairs:Guillaume Callet (UMS,France), Kenjiro Nishikawa(Kagoshima University,
Japan)

TH1-K-1

Design of Broadband Doherty
Power Amplifier with Extended
Efficiency Range Employing
Asymmetric Structure

Compact 1.9 THz Multi-Pixel Local
Oscillator Chain
Imran Mehdi (JPL, USA)

Chuan Li (University of Electronic Scienceand Technology of China, P.R. China); Fei
You (University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Xiaoyu
Zhu (University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Jinchen
Wang (University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Songbai
He (University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, Chengdu, P.R. China)

TH1-D-2

High Efficiency Compact Doherty
Power Amplifier with Novel
Harmonics Termination for Handset
Applications
Tsuyoshi Sugiura (Samsung R&D InstituteJapan, Japan); Satoshi Furuta (Samsung
R&D Institute Japan, Japan); Tadamasa
Murakami (Samsung R&D Institute Japan,
Japan); Koki Tanji (Samsung R&D InstituteJapan, Japan); Norihisa Otani (Samsung
R&D Institute Japan, Japan); Toshihiko
Yoshimasu (Waseda University, Japan)

TH1-D-3

GaN HEMT Darlington Power
Amplifier with Independent Biasingfor High-Efficiency Low-Distortion
Wide-Dynamic-Range Adjustment
Atsushi Kitamura (The University ofElectro-Communications, Japan); Yoichiro
Takayama (The University of ElectroCommunications, Japan); Ryo Ishikawa (The
University of ElectroCommunications,Japan); Kazuhiko Honjo (The University ofElectro-Communications, Japan)

TH1-D-4

Experimental Characterization of a
Load Modulated Balanced Amplifier
with Simplified Input Power SplitterDavid Collins (Cardiff University, United
Kingdom (Great Britain)); Roberto Quaglia(Cardiff University, United Kingdom (GreatBritain)); Jeff Powell (Skyarna Ltd, United
Kingdom (Great Britain)); Steve Cripps(Cardiff University, United Kingdom (GreatBritain))

TH1-D-5

Design of Broadband HighEfficiency Doherty Power Amplifier
Using Post-Matching Network
Ce Shen (University of Electronic Scienceand Technology of China, P.R. China);
Songbai He (University of Electronic
Science and Technology of China, Chengdu,
P.R. China); Xiaoyu Zhu (University ofElectronic Science and Technology ofChina, P.R. China)

TH1-K-2

The C-band HySIC Rectifier for RF
Energy Harvesting in a Spacecraft
Ryoko Kishikawa (National Institute ofAdvanced Industrial Science andTechnology & The Graduate University of
Advanced Studies, Japan); Shigeo Kawasaki(Institute of Space and Astronautical
Science, Japan Aerospace Exploration
Agency, Japan)

TH1-K-3Industrial GaAs & GaN MMICs
Technologies Evaluated for Space
Applications
Lény Baczkowski (UMS, France);
Guillaume Callet (UMS, France)

Thursday, November 8

Room 103
Session TH1-103
Microwave Frequency/Signal
Control Circuits
Chairs:Noriharu Suematsu (Tohoku
University, Japan),
Kunihiro Kawai (NTTDOCOMO, Japan)

TH1-103-1

Design of a Compact DualWideband Bandpass Filter With theDual Stepped-Impedance
Rectangular-Rings Resonator
Yi-Yuan Lin (National Chung Cheng
University, Taiwan); Guan-Yin Lin(National Chung Cheng University,
Taiwan); Ching-Wen Tang (National Chung
Cheng University, Taiwan)

TH1-103-2

A 26GHz-band Image Enhancement
Type 1-Bit DAC for Direct Digital
RF 1-bit Modulator
Junhao Zhang (University of Tohoku,
Japan); Masafumi Kazuno (Tohoku
University, Japan); Mizuki Motoyoshi(Tohoku University, Japan); Suguru Kameda(Tohoku University, Japan); Noriharu
Suematsu (Tohoku University, Japan)

TH1-103-3

A CMOS Triple-Band 2:1 InjectionLocked Frequency Divider with
Inductive Coupling Resonator
Sheng-Lyang Jang (National Taiwan
University of Science and Technology,
Taiwan); Wen-Cheng Lai (National Penghu
University of Science and Technology,
Taiwan); Jia-Wen Syu (National Taiwan
University of Science and Technology,
Taiwan); Bi-Sheng Shih (National Taiwan
University of Science and Technology,
Taiwan)TH1-103-4

Ultrawideband Compact 50:200
Ohm Guanella Balun Using
Asymmetric Broadside-Coupled
Lines
Samuel Wagner (University of California,
Davis, USA); Giap Le (University ofCalifornia, Davis, USA); Anh-Vu Pham
(University of California at Davis, USA)TH1-103-5

A Ka-Band Sub-harmonicallyPumped Mixer Using DiodeConnected MOSFET for 5G mmWave Transceivers
Tsung-Ching Tsai (National Taiwan
University & Graduate Institute ofCommunication Engineering, Taiwan); Ian
Huang (National Taiwan University,
Taiwan); Jeng-Han Tsai (National Taiwan
Normal University, Taiwan); Tian-Wei
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10:30 - 12:10

Room B1
Session TH2-B1

Room B2
Session TH2-B2

Antenna Arrays and Beam-forming I

Novel Filter Design Techniques
Based on Coupling Matrix

Chairs:Jianfeng Li (Hohai University & Key
Laboratory of Dynamic Cognitive
Chairs:Chun-Ping Chen
System of Electromagnetic Spectrum(Kanagawa University,
Space (NUAA), Ministry of Industry
Japan), Jen-Tsai Kuo
and Information Technology, P.R.
(Chang Gung University,
China), Akira Saitou (The University
Taiwan)of Electro-Communications, Japan)

TH2-B1-1

Advanced Mode Unity Using Loop
Antennas Proximate to Reflector for
Orbital Angular Momentum
Communication
Ryohei Yamagishi (The University of ElectroCommunications, Japan); Hiroto Otsuka (The
University of Electro-Communications, Japan);Ryo Ishikawa (The University ofElectroCommunications, Japan); Akira Saitou(The University of Electro-Communications,Japan); Hiroshi Suzuki (The University ofElectro-Communications, Japan); Kazuhiko
Honjo (The University of ElectroCommunications, Japan)

TH2-B1-2

Double Multiplicity Exploiting
Orthogonal Polarizations of OAMWave for OAM Communication
with Loop Arrays
Akira Saitou (The University of ElectroCommunications, Japan); Hiroto Otsuka (The
University of Electro-Communications, Japan);
Ryohei Yamagishi (The University of ElectroCommunications, Japan); Ryo Ishikawa (The
University of ElectroCommunications, Japan);
Hiroshi Suzuki (The University of ElectroCommunications, Japan); Kazuhiko Honjo (The
University of Electro-Communications, Japan)

TH2-B2-1

Realization of Cross-Coupled
X- and Y-Shaped Dual-Mode
Dielectric Resonator Filters
Daniel Miek (University of Kiel, Germany);
Sebastian Salzer (University of Kiel,
Germany); Michael Höft (Kiel University,
Germany)

TH2-B2-2Synthesis Trisection Filter With
Improved Quasi-Elliptic Passband
Flatness
Jen-Tsai Kuo (Chang Gung University,
Taiwan); Jhe-Wei Kuo (Chang Gung
University, Taiwan)

TH2-B2-3

A Flat-Passband Filter with Hybrid
Structure of Substrate Integrated
Waveguide and Microstrip
Resonators Based on Predistorted
Nonuniform-Q Method
Liang-Feng Qiu (Shanghai Jiao Tong
University, P.R. China); Lin-Sheng Wu(Shanghai Jiao Tong University, P.R.
China); Junfa Mao (Shanghai Jiao Tong
University, P.R. China)

TH2-B2-4

TH2-B1-3

Design of a Low-Coupled Compact
MIMO Antenna with Element
Spacing Less than 0.1λ
Lei Zhao (Communication University of China,
P.R. China); Dazhi Piao (Communication
University of China, P.R. China)

Two-Layer Planar-Circuit Filters
Based on the Cul-de-Sac Coupling
Matrix under Consideration of
Cross-Coupling Suppression
Kazuki Yamamura (University of Doshisha,Japan)

Room C1
Session TH2-C1
Terahertz Active Devices
Chairs:Masayuki Fujita (Osaka
University, Japan), Michael
Schlechtweg (Fraunhofer
IAF, Germany)

TH2-C1-1 [Invited]Terahertz Oscillators Using
Resonant Tunneling Diodes
Masahiro Asada (Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, Japan); Safumi Suzuki (Tokyo
Institute of Technology, Japan)

TH2-C1-2

A 300-GHz Integrated Transmitter
based on InP HBT Technology
Heekang Son (Korea University, Korea);
Doyoon Kim (Korea University, Korea);
Kiryong Song (Korea University, Korea);
Jai-Heon Cho (Korea University, Korea);
Jae-Sung Rieh (Korea University, Korea)

TH2-C1-3

200 GHz Power-Efficient BiCMOS
Phased-Array Receiver Frontend
Paolo Valerio Testa (Technische Universität
Dresden, Germany); Vincent Rieß
(Technische Universität Dresden, Germany);
Songhui Li (TU Dresden, Germany);
Corrado Carta (Dresden University ofTechnology, Germany); Frank Ellinger(Technische Universität Dresden, Germany)

TH2-C1-4

A 140-210 GHz Low-Power
Vector-Modulator Phase Shifter in
130 nm SiGe BiCMOS Technology
Paolo Valerio Testa (Technische Universität
Dresden, Germany); Corrado Carta (Dresden
University of Technology, Germany); Frank
Ellinger (Technische Universität Dresden,
Germany)

TH2-B2-5

TH2-B1-4

A New Study to Suppress MutualCoupling between Waveguide Slot
Array Antennas based on
Metasurface Bulkhead for MIMO
Systems
Mohammad Alibakhshikenari (Università degliStudi di Roma “Tor Vergata”, Roma - ITALY,
Italy); Bal Virdee (London Metropolitan
University, United Kingdom (Great Britain));Mohsen Khalily (University of Surrey & 5G
Innovation Centre, Institute for Communication
Systems (ICS), United Kingdom (Great Britain));
Chan See (University of Bolton, United Kingdom(Great Britain)); Raed A Abd-Alhameed(University of Bradford, United Kingdom (GreatBritain)); Francisco Falcone (Universidad Publica
de Navarra, Spain); Ernesto Limiti (University ofRome Tor Vergata, Italy)

Room C2
Session TH2-C2
Design and Characterization of
Microwave Components
Chairs:Tsugumichi Shibata (Tokyo
City University, Japan), He
Zhu (University ofTechnology, Sydney &Global Big Data Technologies
Centre, Australia)

TH2-C2-1

A Novel Concept for 2D Butler
Matrix with Multi-Layers
Technology
Cheng-Hung Hsieh (National Chung Cheng
University, Taiwan); Yi-Ting Lin (National
Chung Cheng University, Taiwan);
Hsiang-Chieh Jhan (National Chung Cheng
University, Taiwan); Tsai Zuo-Min(National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan)

TH2-C2-2

Broadband Characteristics ofMulti-Layer Ceramic Chip
Capacitors for High-Speed Digital
Signal Coupling
Yoshito Kato (Tokyo City University,
Japan); Tsugumichi Shibata (Tokyo City
University, Japan)

TH2-C2-3

An Improved De-Embedding
Technique for GaN High-Electron
Mobility Transistors
Zhennan Wei (Southeast University, P.R.
China); Fengyi Huang (Southeast University,
P.R. China); Xusheng Tang (Southeast
University, P.R. China); Youming Zhang(Southeast University, P.R. China); Nan
Jiang (S-TEK (Shanghai)High-frequency
Communication Technology Co., Ltd., P.R.
China)

TH2-C2-4

Modified Wideband Tandem
Couplers with Arbitrary Coupling
Coefficient and Its Implementation
in Beam-Forming Networks
He Zhu (University of Technology, Sydney& Global Big Data Technologies Centre,
Australia); Y. Jay Guo (University ofTechnology, Sydney, Australia)

Theoretical Design of M-PhC
Bandpass Filter In THz Regime
Chenglong Xie (University of Kanagawa,Japan); Chun-Ping Chen (Kanagawa
University, Japan); Zejun Zhang (Kanagawa
University, Japan); Tetsuo Anada(Kanagawa University, Japan)

TH2-C2-5

Improved Harmonics in Metal
Insulator Metal Capacitors Using
Design Techniques
Praveen Arotha (Globalfoundries
Engineering Private Limited, India); Ananth
Sundaram (Globalfoundries Engineering
Private Limited, India); Tamilmani Ethirajan(Globalfoundries Engineering Private
Limited, India); Balaji Swaminathan(Globalfoundries Engineering Private
Limited, India)

TH2-B1-5

140 bps/Hz 16 × 16 MIMO Whole
Azimuth Beam Steering Array forConnected Car Applications
Taiki Fukushima (University of Toyama,
Japan); Kazuhiro Honda (University of
Toyama, Japan); Koichi Ogawa (Universityof Toyama & Faculty of Engineering, Japan)

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10:30 - 12:10
Room D
Session TH2-D

Room K
Session TH2-K

Advances in Power Amplifiers II
Chairs:Kenji Mukai (Murata
Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,
Japan), Shintaro Shinjo(Mitsubishi Electric
Corporation, Japan)

Microwave Biomedical
Applications

Thursday, November 8

Room 103
Session TH2-103
JSPS 188 Committee/JEMEASpecial Session: Innovative
Microwave Heating andChemistry

Chairs:Basari Basari (Universitas
Indonesia, Indonesia),
Tomoaki Nagaoka (National Chairs:Jun Fukushima (Tohoku
University, Japan), Shuntaro
Institute of Information andTsubaki (Tokyo Institute ofCommunications
Technology, Japan)
Technology, Japan)

TH2-D-1

TH2-K-1

TH2-103-1

Masafumi Nagasaka (NHK, Japan); Masaaki
Kojima (NHK(Japan Broadcasting
Corporation), Japan); Susumu Nakazawa(NHK, Japan); Hisashi Sujikai (NHKScience and Technical ResearchLaboratories, Japan); Shoji Tanaka (NHKScience and Technical ResearchLaboratories, Japan); Takuma Torii(Mitsubishi Electric, Japan); Hiromitsu
Utsumi (Mitsubishi Electric, Japan);
Shintaro Shinjo (Mitsubishi Electric
Corporation, Japan); Mitsuhiro Shimozawa(Mitsubishi Electric, Japan)

Mohanad Alkhodari (American Universityof Sharjah, United Arab Emirates); Amer
Zakaria (American University of Sharjah,
United Arab Emirates); Nasser Qaddoumi(American University of Sharjah, United
Arab Emirates)

Yuji Wada (Tokyo Insitute of Technology,
Japan)

120-W Ku-band GaN SSPA withDiode Linearizer for Future
Broadcasting Satellite

Preliminary Numerical Analysis of
Monitoring Bone Density Using
Microwave Tomography

TH2-D-2

A Novel Multi-Band Look-Up Table
Based Digital Predistorter with aSingle Common Feedback Loop
Tomoya Ota (Fujitsu Limited, Japan);Toshio Kawasaki (Fujitsu Limited, Japan);
Shigekazu Kimura (Fujitsu Limited, Japan);
Ken Tamanoi (Fujitsu Limited, Japan);
Hiroyoshi Ishikawa (Fujitsu Laboratories
Limited, Japan); Masahiko Shimizu (Fujitsu
Limited, Japan); Maniwa Toru (Fujitsu
Limited, Japan)

TH2-D-3

An S-Band GaN MMIC High Power
Amplifier With 50W Output Powerand 55% Power Added Efficiency
Rocco Giofrè (University of Roma Tor
Vergata, Italy); Ferdinando Costanzo(University of Roma Tor Vergata, Italy);
Sergio Colangeli (University of Rome Tor
Vergata, Italy); Walter Ciccognani(Università of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy);
Manuela Sotgia (Rheinmetall Italy, Italy);
Maurizio Cirillo (Rheinmetall Italy, Italy);Ernesto Limiti (University of Rome Tor
Vergata, Italy)

TH2-D-4

TH2-K-2

New Aspects towards Applicationof Microwave Heating in Solid
Systems

TH2-103-2

Electrical Properties of FerroelectricThin Films Crystallized byMicrowave Heating

Immunosensor using 250MHz shear
horizontal surface acoustic wave
delay line

Zhanjie Wang (Shenyang University ofTechnology, P.R. China)

Hiromi Yatsuda (Japan Radio Co. Ltd.,
Japan)

Selective microwave heating oforganic reaction mixtures

TH2-K-3

Contactless Carotid Pulse
Measurement Using Continuous
Wave Radar
Kilin Shi (Friedrich-Alexander University
Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany); Sven
Schellenberger (Brandenburg University ofTechnology, Germany); Tobias Steigleder(University Hospital Erlangen, Germany);
Fabian Michler (Friedrich-Alexander
University Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany);
Fabian Lurz (Friedrich-Alexander University
Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany); Robert
Weigel (Friedrich-Alexander Universität
Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany); Alexander
Koelpin (BTU & Chair for Electronics andSensor Systems, Germany)TH2-103-3

Gregory B Dudley (West Virginia
University, USA)TH2-103-4

Research on Microwave Chemistryin Sichuan University
Kama Huang (Sichuan University, P.R.
China); Yanping Zhou (Sichuan University,
P.R. China); Li Wu (Sichuan University,
P.R. China)

TH2-103-5

Study on Microwave Absorption
Property of Multi Metal Particles byElectromagnetic Simulation
Naoki Shinohara (Kyoto University, Japan)

TH2-K-4

Portable Biomedical Microwave
Imaging Using Software-DefinedRadio
Anthony E Stancombe (The University of
Queensland, Australia); Konstanty S
Bialkowski (The University of Queensland,
Australia)

TH2-K-5

53% PAE 32W Miniaturized
X-band GaN HEMT Power
Amplifier MMICs
Naoko Ono (Toshiba Infrastructure Systems& Solutions Corporation, Japan); Tomohiro
Senju (Toshiba Infrastructure Systems &Solutions Corporation, Japan); Kazutaka
Takagi (Toshiba Infrastructure Systems &Solutions Corporation, Japan)

TH2-D-5

70W X-band GaN Internally
Matched FET with 40% PAE and800MHz bandwidth
Kwanjin Oh (Wavice, Inc, Korea); Sangmin
Lee (Wavice, Inc, Korea); Heejae Yoon
(Wavice, Inc, Korea); Heejun Kim (Wavice,
Inc, Korea)

Orthogonally-face-to-face Type ofMicro-electrode with Ring
Resonator for Circulating Tumor
Cell Detection
Shouta Sora (National Institute ofTechnology, Kure College, Japan); Kousei
Kumahara (NIT, Kure College, Japan);
Masanori Eguchi (National Institute ofTechnology, Kure College, Japan); Futoshi
Kuroki (National Institute of Technology,
Kure College, Japan); Takeshi Yamakawa(Fuzzy Logic Systems Institute, Japan);Fumihiro Tanaka (University ofOccupational and Environmental Health,Japan)

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Room B1
Session TH3-B1

13:30 - 15:10
Room B2
Session TH3-B2

Room C1
Session TH3-C1

Room C2
Session TH3-C2

Antenna Arrays and Beamforming II

Novel Tunable Technologies andStructures

Millimeter-wave Devices andCircuits

EM Analysis and Scattering
Problems

Chairs:Jiro Hirokawa (Tokyo
Institute of Technology,
Japan), Mayumi Matsunaga(Tokyo University
Technology, Japan)

Chairs:Ruey-Beei Wu (National
Taiwan University,
Taiwan), Hidenori Yukawa(Mitsubishi Electric, Japan)

Chairs:Hiroshi Hamada (NTTCorporation, Japan), Jeffrey
Hesler (Virginia Diodes,
Inc., USA)

Chairs:Takashi Hisakado (Kyoto
University, Japan),
Xiaochun LI (SHANGHAI
Jiao Tong University, P.R.
China)

TH3-B1-1

TH3-B2-1

TH3-C1-1

TH3-C2-1

Jianfeng Zhu (Beijing University of Posts
and Telecommunications, P.R. China); Li
Deng (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Yang
Yang (University of Technology Sydney,
Australia); Shufang Li (Beijing Universityof Posts and Telecommunications, P.R.
China)

Satoru Yokono (Japan Radio Co., Ltd.,
Japan); Takashi Chiba (Japan Radio Co.,
Ltd, Japan); Shotaro Nagai (Japan Radio
Co., Ltd, Japan); Kazuo Hirabayashi (Japan
Radio Co., Ltd, Japan); Nobuyuki Adachi(Japan Radio Co., Ltd, Japan)

Herman J Ng (IHP, Germany); Dietmar
Kissinger (IHP, Germany)

Yan Li (Shanghai Jiao Tong University, P.R.
China); Xiaochun LI (SHANGHAI Jiao
Tong University, P.R. China); Junfa Mao(Shanghai Jiao Tong University, P.R. China)

Mm-Wave High Gain Substrate
Integrated Cavity Excited Patch
Antenna Array

A Wide Range Tunable Bandpass
Filter Using Imaginary ResonancePhenomena

TH3-B1-2

Microstrip Aperture-Coupled
Stacked Patch Antenna Array for
Wide-Band Wide-Angle-Scan
Applications

TH3-B2-2

Tunable Filter by FBAR Using
Coupling Capacitors
Han-Yun Tsai (National Taiwan University,
Taiwan); Ruey-Beei Wu (National Taiwan
University, Taiwan)

Cheng Yang (East China Research Instituteof Electronic Engineering, P.R. China); Sen
Feng (The 38th Reserch Instatute of China
Electronics Technology Group Corporation,
P.R. China)

TH3-B1-3

A Novel Rigid-Flex Aperture
Coupled Patch Antenna Array
Vincens Gjokaj (Michigan State University,USA); John Papapolymerou (Michigan State
University, USA); John Albrecht (Michigan
State University, USA); Prem Chahal(Michigan State University, USA)

TH3-B1-4

Bandwidth Enhancement of aSeries-Fed Microstrip Patch Array
Antenna
Yohei Miura (Japan Radio Co., Ltd., Japan);Kazuo Yamashita (Japan Radio Co., Ltd.,
Japan); Rei Katoh (Japan Radio Co., Ltd.,
Japan); Yuzo Shibuya (Japan Radio Co.,
Ltd., Japan)

TH3-B1-5

Broadband Duplex Slot Antenna
Array with high isolation
Wei Hu (South China University ofTechnology, P.R. China); Zheming Xie(South China University of Technology, P.R.
China); MingYou Xie (South China
University of Technology, P.R. China)

TH3-B2-3

A Tunable Single-to-Balanced
Bandpass Filter with Bandwidth
Control
Xu Zhu (University of Electronic Scienceand Technology of China, P.R. China); TaoYang (University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Pei-Ling
Chi (National Chiao Tung University,
Taiwan); Ruimin Xu (University ofElectronic Science and Technology ofChina, P.R. China)

TH3-B2-4

Miniaturized Tunable Filters with
T-coil Design
Chia-Chia Lin (National Taiwan University,
Taiwan); Han-Yun Tsai (National Taiwan
University, Taiwan); Ruey-Beei Wu(National Taiwan University, Taiwan)

TH3-B2-5

Compact Multi-Function Notch
Filter Using λ/4 Microstrip
Resonator with Embedded VaractorLoaded Hybrid Microstrip/CPW
Structure
Tianyi Wang (University of Electronic
Science and Technology of China, P.R.
China); Xiaohui Liu (University ofElectronic Science and Technology ofChina, P.R. China); Zhixian Deng
(University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Xun Luo(University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China)

On-Chip Antennas in SiGe
BiCMOS Technology: Challenges,
State of the art and Future
Directions

TH3-C1-2

High Responsivity Power Detectors
for W/D-Bands Passive Imaging
Systems in 0.13µm SiGe BiCMOS
Technology
Berktug Ustundag (Sabanci University,
Turkey); Esref Turkmen (Sabanci
University, Turkey); Barbaros Cetindogan(IHP, Germany); Mehmet Kaynak (IHP,
Germany & Leibniz-Institut für innovative
Mikroelektronik, Turkey); Yasar Gurbuz(Sabanci University, Turkey)

TH3-C1-3

Tunable Equalizer for 64 Gbps data
communication systems in 130nm
SiGe
Stavros Giannakopoulos (Chalmers
University of Technology, Sweden);Zhongxia Simon He (Chalmers Universityof Technology & Microwave Electronic
Lab, Sweden); Herbert Zirath (Chalmers
University of Technology, Sweden)

TH3-C1-4

A 28 GHz Superregenerative
Amplifier for FMCW Radar
Reflector Applications in 45 nm SOI
CMOSManu Viswambharan Thayyil (Technische
Universität Dresden, Germany); Hatem
Ghaleb (TU Dresden, Germany); Niko
Joram (Technische Universität Dresden,
Germany); Frank Ellinger (Technische
Universität Dresden, Germany)

TH3-C1-5

High-output-power and Reverseisolation G-band Power Amplifier
Module Based on 80-nm InP HEMTTechnology
Hiroshi Hamada (NTT Corporation, Japan);Takuya Tsutsumi (NTT Access System
Services Laboratories & Neko 9
Laboratories, Japan); Hiroki Sugiyama (NTT
Device Technology Laboratories, NTT
Corporation, Japan); Hideyuki Nosaka (NTTCorporation, Japan)

A Compact 2-D WLP-FDTD
Method for Superconducting
Microstrip Lines

TH3-C2-2

THz Wave Scattering by Graphene
Strip Grating Embedded into a
Dielectric Slab with PEC Plane
Mstyslav Kaliberda (Karazin National
University of Kharkiv & National Universityof Pharmacy, Ukraine); Leonid Lytvynenko(Institute of Radio Astronomy of the
National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine,
Ukraine); Sergey Pogarsky (Karazin
National University of Kharkiv, Ukraine)

TH3-C2-3

Formulation of Single-conductor
Transmission Line Model with
Feedback Electric Fields by
Terminal Discontinuity
Daiki Tashiro (Kyoto University, Japan);
Takashi Hisakado (Kyoto University,
Japan); Tohlu Matsushima (Kyushu Instituteof Technology, Japan); Osami Wada (Kyoto
University & Graduate School ofEngineering, Japan)

TH3-C2-4

Generation of One-Dimensional
Airy Beams by a Single-Layer
Flexible Metasurface at MillimeterWave Band
Zhuo-Wei Miao (Southeast University, P.R.
China); Zhang-Cheng Hao (SEU, P.R.
China); Quan Yuan (Southeast University,
P.R. China)

TH3-C2-5

Scattering Characteristics of Vortex
Electromagnetic Waves for TypicalTargets
Xiangxi Bu (Institute of Electronics, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, P.R. China); Zhuo
Zhang (Institute of Electronics, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, P.R. China);
Xingdong Liang (Institute of Electronics,
Chinese Academy of Sciences, P.R. China);
Zheng Zeng (Institute of Electronics,
Chinese Academy of Sciences, P.R. China);
Longyong Chen (National Key Laboratoryof Science and Technology on Microwave
Imaging, P.R. China); Haibo Tang (Instituteof Electronics, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, P.R. China)

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13:30 - 15:10
Room D
Session TH3-D
mmW Low Noise Amplifiers
Chairs:Yasushi Itoh (Shonan
Institute of Technology,
Japan), Peng Wen Wong
(Universiti Teknologi
PETRONAS, Malaysia)

TH3-D-1

Low-Noise Amplifiers for W-Bandand D-Band Passive Imaging
Systems in SiGe BiCMOS
Technology
Berktug Ustundag (Sabanci University,
Turkey); Esref Turkmen (Sabanci
University, Turkey); Barbaros Cetindogan(IHP, Germany); Alper Guner (Sabanci
University, Turkey); Mehmet Kaynak (IHP,
Germany & Leibniz-Institut für innovative
Mikroelektronik, Turkey); Yasar Gurbuz(Sabanci University, Turkey)

TH3-D-2

A 38 GHz Low Power Variable
Gain LNA Using PMOS CurrentSteering Device and Gm-Boost
Technique
Yu-Teng Chang (National Taiwan
University, Taiwan); Yu-Ni Chen (National
Taiwan University, Taiwan); Hsin-Chia Lu(National Taiwan University, Taiwan)

TH3-D-3

A W-Band Low-Noise Amplifier
with Shunt Inductors andTransformer Feedback Gm-Boosting
Techniques
Hsing-I Tsai (National Tsing Hua
University, Taiwan); Hou-Ru Pan (National
Tsing Hua University, Taiwan); Hong-Shen
Chen (National Tsing Hua University,
Taiwan); Jenny Yi-Chun Liu (National
Tsing Hua University, Taiwan)

TH3-D-4

An E-Band Transformer-Based
90-nm CMOS LNA
Jeng-Han Tsai (National Taiwan Normal
University, Taiwan); Chuan-Chi Hung
(National Taiwan Normal University,
Taiwan); Jen-Hao Cheng (MediaTek,
Taiwan); Chen-Fang Lin (National Taiwan
Normal University, Taiwan); Ruei-An
Chang (National Taiwan Normal University,
Taiwan)TH3-D-5

A 76-98 GHz Broadband Low-DCPower Low Noise Amplifier Using
Coplanar Waveguide in 40 nm
CMOS Process
Shao-Wei Peng (National Central
University, Taiwan); Jyun-Jia Huang(National Central University, Taiwan);
Hong-Yeh Chang (National Central
University, Taiwan); Yeong-Maw Chen(NCSIST, Taiwan)

Room K
Session TH3-K

Room 103
Session TH3-103

Beam Controlled Communication
Techniques and Radar/
Communication Systems

Electromagnetic Compatibility(EMC) I

Thursday, November 8

Chairs:Ae-Kyoung Lee (ETRI,
Korea), Tohlu Matsushima(Kyushu Institute ofTechnology, Japan)

Chairs:Madhumita Chakravarti(Research Center Imarat,
India), Kazuaki Takahashi(Panasonic Corporation,
Japan)

TH3-K-1

TH3-103-1 [Invited]

An Efficient Codebook-based Beam
Training Technique for MillimeterWave Communication Systems

Review on Human Dosimetry forRadio-Frequency Exposure Above 6
GHz -International ExposureStandards-

Phonfred Okoth (Waseda University, Japan);
Quang Ngoc Nguyen (Waseda University,
Japan); Dhruba Dhakal (Waseda University,
Japan); Daichi Nozaki (Waseda University,
Japan); Yoshihide Yamada (Malaysia-Japan
International Institute of Technology,
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia);
Takuro Sato (Waseda University, Japan)

Akimasa Hirata (Nagoya Institute ofTechnology, Japan)

TH3-103-2

TH3-K-2

Low Complexity Antenna Array
Concept Using Overlapped Subarray
Based Hybrid Beamforming
Joerg Eisenbeis (Karlsruhe Institute ofTechnology, Germany); Pablo Ramos López(Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT),
Germany); Tobias Mahler (Karlsruhe
Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany);
Christian von Vangerow (Karlsruhe Instituteof Technology (KIT), Germany); Thomas
Zwick (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology(KIT), Germany)

Design of an X-band Microwave
Magnetic Absorber composed ofMultimode Dielectric Resonator
Array
Sofian Hamid (RWTH Aachen University,
Germany); Dirk Heberling (RWTH Aachen
University, Germany)TH3-103-3

Comparison of different SAR limits
in SAM phantom for mobile phone
exposure
Ae-Kyoung Lee (ETRI, Korea); Seon-Eui
Hong (Broadcasting and Media ResearchLaboratory, Electronics andTelecommunication Research Institute,
Korea); Masao Taki (Tokyo Metropolitan
University, Japan); Kanako Wake (National
Institute of Information andCommunications Technology, Japan);Hyung Do Choi (ETRI, Korea)

TH3-K-3

A mm-Wave Multi-BeamDirectional and Polarimetric Agile
Front-End for 5G Communications
Steffen Spira (Technische Universität
Ilmenau, Germany); Kurt Gerd Blau
(Technische Universität Ilmenau, Germany);
Christoph Wagner (Technische Universität
Ilmenau, Germany); Alexander Schulz(Technische Universität Ilmenau, Germany);
Nam Gutzeit (Technische Universität
Ilmenau & IMN, Germany); Jens Müller
(Technische Universität Ilmenau, Germany);
Reiner S. Thomä (Ilmenau University ofTechnology, Germany); Matthias Hein
(Ilmenau University of Technology,
Germany)TH3-103-4

Shielding Effect of Mu-Near-Zero
Metamaterial Slab to Reduce
Magnetic Flux Leakage in WirelessPower Transfer System
In Gon Lee (Kongju National University,
Korea); Nam Kim (Chungbuk National
University, Korea); In-Kui Cho (ETRI,
Korea); Ic Pyo Hong (Kongju National
University, Korea)

TH3-K-4

Development of 5G System
Evaluation Tool
Koshiro Kitao (NTT DOCOMO, INC.,
Japan); Anass Benjebbour (NTT DOCOMO,
INC., Japan); Tetsuro Imai (NTTDOCOMO, INC., Japan); Yoshihisa
Kishiyama (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan);Minoru Inomata (NTT DOCOMO, INC.,
Japan); Yukihiko Okumura (NTTDOCOMO, INC., Japan)

TH3-K-5

24 GHz QAM-FBMC Radar with
Communication System (RadCom)
Jéssica Sanson (University of Aveiro &Instituto de Telecomunicacoes, Portugal);
Atilio Gameiro (Telecommunications
Institute/Aveiro University, Portugal);
Daniel Castanheira (Instituto de
Telecomunicações (IT)/University of
Aveiro, Portugal); Paulo P Monteiro(Universidade de Aveiro & Instituto de
Telecomunicações, Portugal)

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Room B1
Session TH4-B1

15:30 - 17:10
Room B2
Session TH4-B2

Applications of Metasurfaces

Room C1
Session TH4-C1

Novel Active Structures andComponents

High-speed and Broadband
Millimeter and THz Wave
Systems

Chairs:Takuji Arima (Tokyo
University of Agriculture
Chairs:Roee Ben Yishay (ONand Technology, Japan),
Semiconductor, Israel),
Sungtek Kahng (Incheon
Hiroshi Mizutani (Salesian
National University, Korea)
Polytechnic, Japan)

TH4-B1-1

All-Polarization Blazed Surface
Haozhan Tian (University of California, Los
Angeles, USA); Tatsuo Itoh (UCLA, USA)

TH4-B1-2

A Circularly Polarized Antenna
Integrated with a Solar Cell
Metasurface for CubeSat
Son Xuat Ta (Hanoi University of Scienceand Technology, Vietnam); Ikmo Park (Ajou
University, Korea)

TH4-B1-3

Highly Unidirectional Slot Antennausing Transmissive and Reflective
Metasurfaces for WLAN and
WiMAX Applications
Tanan Hongnara (King Mongkut's
University of Technology North Bangkok,
Thailand); Sarawuth Chaimool (Khon Kaen
University, Thailand); Prayoot
Akkaraekthalin (King Mongkut's Universityof Technology North Bangkok, Thailand)

TH4-B1-4

An X-Band Flat Broadband
Transformation-Optics-Driven
Luneburg Lens Antenna for
Synthetic Aperture Radar

Chairs:Akihiko Hirata (Chiba
Institute of Technology,
Japan), Ho-Jin Song(POSTECH, Korea)

TH4-B2-1

TH4-C1-1

Yasushi Itoh (Shonan Institute ofTechnology, Japan)

Pedro Rodriguez-Vazquez (Bergische
Uuniversität Wwuppertal, Germany); Janusz
Grzyb (University of Wuppertal, Germany);
Bernd Heinemann (IHP, Germany); Ullrich
Pfeiffer (University of Wuppertal, Germany)

An L-Band SiGe HBT Active
Differential Equalizer with Tunable
Positive/Negative Gain Slopes
Using Transistor-Loaded RCCircuits

Performance Evaluation of a
32-QAM 1-Meter Wireless Link
Operating at 220-260 GHz with a
Data-Rate of 90 Gbps

TH4-B2-2

Low Loss 28 GHz Digital Phase
Shifter for 5G Phased Array
Transceivers

TH4-C1-2

Resonant Tunneling Diode Receiverfor Coherent Terahertz WirelessCommunication

Roee Ben Yishay (ON Semiconductor,
Israel); Danny Elad (ON Semiconductor,
Israel)Naoki Nishigami (Osaka University, Japan);Yousuke Nishida (Osaka University, Japan);
Sebastian Diebold (Osaka University,
Japan); Jaeyoung Kim (Rohm Co, Ltd.,
Japan); Masayuki Fujita (Osaka University,
Japan); Tadao Nagatsuma (Osaka
University, Japan)

TH4-B2-3

A 7 GHz Differential 4-Stage
Programmable Equalizer with
Hybrid Continuous-Time/DiscreteTime Architecture in 28 nm CMOS

TH4-C1-3

Yohei Morishita (Panasonic Corporation,
Japan); Junji Sato (Panasonic Corporation,
Japan); Koji Takinami (Panasonic
Corporation, Japan); Kazuaki Takahashi(Panasonic Corporation, Japan)

Study on the Number and Size ofCells Composed of Multiple-beamTransmission Base Station System
Yuma Kase (Nihon University, Japan);
Tomohiro Seki (Nihon University, Japan)

TH4-B2-4

A Novel Reconfigurable GaN Filter
MMIC with Active Reflector

Yuanyan Su (National University ofSingapore, Singapore); Zhi Ning Chen(National University of Singapore,
Singapore); Siegfred Daquioag Balon(National University of Singapore,
Singapore); Ke You Cheong (National
University of Singapore, Singapore)

TH4-C1-4

A 60-GHz 10-Gb/s OOK Modulator
with Transformer-Feedback
Technique for High Gain and
On-Off Isolation in 90-nm CMOS

Hiroshi Mizutani (Salesian Polytechnic,
Japan)

TH4-B2-5

TH4-B1-5

The Angular Stability of a
Miniaturized Frequency Selective
Surface Wi-Fi Protection Shield
Go Itami (NTT & Network Technology
Laboratories, Japan); Yohei Toriumi (NTT,Japan); Jun Kato (NTT, Japan)

A Tunable Non-Foster T-network
Loaded Transmission Line Using
Distributed Amplifier-Based
Reconfigurable Negative Group
Delay Circuit
Minning Zhu (Rutgers University, USA);
Chung-Tse Michael Wu (Rutgers University,
USA)

Po-Hsiang Chuang (National Taiwan
University, Taiwan); Jung-Lin Lin (National
Taiwan University, Taiwan); Yu-Hsuan Lin(National Taiwan University, Taiwan);
Yunshan Wang (National Taiwan
University, Taiwan); Huei Wang (National
Taiwan University, Taiwan)

TH4-C1-5

Asynchronous measurement of
millimeter waves using integrated
one-dimensional multi-channel
probe
Yuya Asano (Gifu University, Japan);
Hirohisa Uchida (ARKRAY Inc., Japan);
Makoto Tojo (Think-Lands Co., Ltd.,
Japan); Yoichi Oikawa (Think-Lands Co.,
Ltd., Japan); Kunio Miyaji (Think-Lands
Co., Ltd., Japan); Shintaro Hisatake (Gifu
University, Japan)

Room C2
Session TH4-C2
Novel Wireless Systems andPropagation
Chairs:Jerome Cheron (NIST,USA), Shuichi Obayashi(Toshiba Corporation,
Japan)

TH4-C2-1

Effect of human body shadowing on
spatial correlation of indoor
millimeter MIMO branches
Shuichi Obayashi (Toshiba Corporation,
Japan); Takeo Fujii (The University ofElectro-Communications, Japan)

TH4-C2-2

Performance Evaluation of an IEEE
802.11af Prototype in a Suburban
Environment
Antonio III Montejo (University of San
Carlos, Philippines); Alberto Bañacia
(University of San Carlos, Philippines);
Hirokazu Sawada (National Institute ofInformation and Communications
Technology, Japan); Kentaro Ishizu(National Institute of Information andCommunications Technology, Japan);Takeshi Matsumura (Kyoto University &National Institute of Information andCommunications Technology (NICT),Japan); Kazuo Ibuka (National Institute ofInformation and Communications
Technology, Japan); Fumihide Kojima(National Institute of Information andCommunications Technology, Japan)

TH4-C2-3

Propagation of Compact-Modeling
Measurement Uncertainty to 220
GHz Power-Amplifier Designs
Jerome Cheron (NIST, USA); Dylan
Williams (NIST, USA); Konstanty Lukasik(KU Leuven, Belgium & Warsaw Universityof Technology, Poland); Richard
Chamberlin (NIST, USA); Benjamin F
Jamroz (NIST, USA); Erich Grossman(NIST, USA); Wojciech Wiatr (Warsaw
University of Technology, Poland);
Dominique Schreurs (KU Leuven, Belgium)

TH4-C2-4

Multiple Frequency Reconstruction
Method with Phaseless Data
Hu Zheng (University of ELectronic Scienceand Technology of China, P.R. China);
Baojin Liu (University of ELectronic
Science and Technology of China, P.R.
China)

TH4-C2-5

Silicon Metadevices for Vortex
Beam Generation at Visible
Frequencies
Zhixia Xu (Southeast University, P.R.
China); Yicheng Hou (Southeast University,
P.R. China); Changjiang Su (Southeast
University, P.R. China); Hongxin Zhao
(Southeast University, P.R. China); Shunli
Li (Southeast University, P.R. China);
Xiaoxing Yin (Southeast University, P.R.
China)

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Room D
Session TH4-D

Room K
Session TH4-K

Thursday, November 8

Room 103
TH4-103

Monolithic Receivers andTransmitters

System Techniques - Material, Component, Electromagnetic Compatibility
Circuit, and Evaluation Aspects(EMC) II

Chairs:Mizuki Motoyoshi (Tohoku
University, Japan), JaeSung Rieh (Korea
University, Korea)

Chairs:Julian L Webber (Osaka University& Advanced Telecommunications
Research Institute International,
Japan), Herbert Zirath (Chalmers
University of Technology,
Sweden)Chairs:Katsushige Harima (National
Institute of Information andCommunications Technology,
Japan), Tohlu Matsushima(Kyushu Institute ofTechnology, Japan)

TH4-D-1

TH4-K-1

TH4-103-1

Siqi Wang (GeePs, centralesupelec); Morgan
Roger (Supélec, France); Caroline
Lelandais-Perrault (SUPÉLEC, France)

Takayuki Matsumuro (Ryukoku University,
Japan); Yohei Ishikawa (Kyoto University,
Japan); Masashi Yanagase (Murata
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Japan); Naoki
Shinohara (Kyoto University, Japan)

A 28GHz 4-Channel Transmit/
Receive RF Core-Chip with HighlyAccurate Phase Shifter for HighSHF Wide-band Massive MIMO in
5G
Wataru Yamamoto (Mitsubishi Electric
Corporation, Japan); Koji Tsutsumi (Mitsubishi
Electric Corporation, Japan); Takaya Maruyama(Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan);
Takanobu Fujiwara (Mitsubishi Electric
Corporation, Japan); Tatsuya Hagiwara(Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan); Ai
Osawa (Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan);
Mitsuhiro Shimozawa (Mitsubishi Electric,
Japan)

TH4-D-2

36-40 GHz Tx/Rx Beamformers for
5G mm-Wave Phased-Array
Chun-Nien Chen (National Taiwan
University, Taiwan); Yi-Hsien Lin (National
Taiwan University, Taiwan); Yin-Lin Liu(National Taiwan University, Taiwan);
Wei-Jun Liao (National Chung Cheng
University, Taiwan); Yu-Hsiang Nien
(National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan);
Hsin-Chia Lu (National Taiwan University,
Taiwan); Tsung-Heng Tsai (National Chung
Cheng University, Taiwan); Tian-Wei Huang(National Taiwan University, Taiwan); Huei
Wang (National Taiwan University, Taiwan)

TH4-D-3

A Ku-Band 8-Element PhasedArray Receiver in 0.18-μm CMOS
Technology
Yiming Yu (University of Electronic
Science and Technology of China, P.R.
China); Xiaoning Zhang (University ofElectronic Science and Technology ofChina, P.R. China); Zhengdong Jiang(University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Yunqiu
Wu (University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Chenxi
Zhao (University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Huihua
Liu (University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Kai
Kang (University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China)

Clipping-and-Bank-Filtering
Technique in Joint Crest Factor
Reduction and Digital Predistortion
for Power Amplifiers

TH4-K-2

Cancelling Noise in Multi-Band
Digital-Intensive Transmitters
Sungwon Chung (University of Southern
California, USA); Rui Ma (Mitsubishi
Electric Research Lab, USA)

TH4-K-3

Evaluation of Link Level
Performance Considering EVM ofTransmit Signal for Downlink
NOMA
Kenta Mayama (Tohoku University, Japan);
Kohei Akimoto (Tohoku University, Japan);Suguru Kameda (Tohoku University, Japan);
Noriharu Suematsu (Tohoku University,
Japan)

TH4-K-4

Emulator to Generate Multiple
Heterogeneous Interference Signal
in Korean Unlicensed Band
Sangjoon Lee (Kookmin University, Korea);Hyungoo Yoon (Myongji College, Korea);
Kyung-Jin Baik (Kookmin University,
Korea); Byung Jun Jang (Kookmin Univ,
Korea)

Both-side Retrodirective System for
Minimizing the Leak Energy inMicrowave Power Transmission

TH4-103-2

Investigation of Radiated Immunity
Testing Using White Gaussian
Noise and Multitone Signals
Katsushige Harima (National Institute ofInformation and Communications
Technology, Japan); Daichi Akita (TOYO
Corporation, Japan); Tetsuya Nakamura(TOYO Corporation, Japan)

TH4-103-3

ESD-Reliability Enhancement in a
High-voltage 60 V Square-type
pLDMOS by the Guard-Ring
Engineering
Shen-Li Chen (National United University,
Taiwan); Yi-Hao Chiu (National United
University, Taiwan); Yu-Lin Jhou (National
United University, Taiwan); Pei-Lin Wu(National United University, Taiwan);
Po-Lin Lin (National United University,
Taiwan); Yu-Jen Chen (National Sun
Yat-sen University, Taiwan)

TH4-D-4

Design of V-Band CMOS LowNoise Amplifier and Mixer with
Integrated Transformers
Hong-Shen Chen (National Tsing Hua
University, Taiwan); Wen-Chieh Huang(National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan);
Jenny Yi-Chun Liu (National Tsing Hua
University, Taiwan)

TH4-D-5

A Ku-Band Receiver with 12-to-20dB Gain, -14-dBm IP1dB in 65-nm
CMOS Technology
Depeng Cheng (Southeast University, P.R.
China); Lianming Li (Southeast University,
P.R. China)

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8:30 - 10:10

Room B1
Session FR1-B1

Room B2
Session FR1-B2

Millimeter-wave Antenna
Technologies

Couplers and Dividers I

Room D
Session FR1-D

Room J
Session FR1-J

Chairs:Kunio Sakakibara (Nagoya
Institute of Technology,
Japan), Young Joong Yoon
(Yonsei University, Korea)

Chairs:Kwok-keung (Michael)
Cheng (Chinese Universityof Hong Kong, HongKong), Pei-Ling Chi(National Chiao Tung
University, Taiwan)

Special Session: Recent Advances Special Session: Silicon-Basedin Metamaterial and Metasurfaces mmW/THz Technologies
for Antenna Applications
Chairs:Shuhei Amakawa
Chairs:Toru Uno (Tokyo University(Hiroshima University,of Agricultural Technology,
Japan), Davide Guermandi
Japan), Naobumi Michishita(IMEC, Belgium)(National Defense
Academy, Japan)

FR1-B1-1

FR1-B2-1

FR1-D-1

Takashi Maruyama (Mitsubishi Electric
Corporation, Japan); Shigeo Udagawa(Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan)

Pu-Hua Deng (National University ofKaohsiung, Taiwan)

FR1-B1-2

A Power Divider with Controllable
Transmission Zeros Using Lumped
Artificial Transmission LineVia-less Waveguide to Microstrip
Line Transition with Tolerance to
Misalignment of Circuit Patterns

A Modified Wilkinson Power
Divider with Wide Dual-band
Frequency Ratio Range

FR1-B2-2

Experimental Investigation of
Residual Substrate Effect in CMOS
On-Chip Antenna Design
Chun-Chi Lin (Industrial Technology
Research Institute, Taiwan); Pei-Yu Lyu(National Chung Cheng University,
Taiwan); Chia-Chan Chang (National
Chung-Cheng University, Taiwan)

Siang Chen (National Taiwan University,
Taiwan); Tzong-Lin Wu (National Taiwan
University, Taiwan)

FR1-B2-3

Analysis and Verification of threeway Gysel Power Divider with
Arbitrary Power-Dividing Ratio

FR1-B1-3

Design and Experiment of
Wideband Circularly-Polarized
Millimeter-Wave Transmitarrays
Zhihao Jiang (Southeast University, P.R.
China); Xiaowei Zhu (Southeast University,
P.R. China); Zhe Song (Southeast
University, P.R. China); Ling Tian
(University of Southeast, P.R. China);
Nianzu Zhang (SEU, P.R. China)

FR1-B1-4

Design Analysis of Folded
Reflectarray Element for High
Aperture Efficiency
Jun Gi Jeong (Yonsei University, Korea);
Young Joong Yoon (Yonsei University,
Korea); Youngwook Kim (California State
University, Fresno, USA); Hyungrak Kim(Daelim University, Korea)

Yihua Zhou (Nanjing University of Scienceand Technology, P.R. China); Haidong Chen
(Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Wenquan Che(Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Tingting Liu(Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Wenjie Feng
(Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Wanchen Yang
(Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Quan Xue (South
China University of Technology, P.R.
China)

FR1-B2-4

Design of the Wide-Stopband Balun
With Stepped Coupled Lines
Chun-Yuan Huang (National Chung Cheng
University, Taiwan); Guan-Yin Lin(National Chung Cheng University,
Taiwan); Ching-Wen Tang (National Chung
Cheng University, Taiwan)

Measured Performance ofBroadband Frequency Selective
Surface to Reduce Return Loss ofDielectric Plate Designed by Matrix
Analysis of Equivalent Circuit
Tomihiro Ikegami (Nagoya Institute ofTechnology, Japan); Kunio Sakakibara(Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan);
Shota Ino (Nagoya Institute of Technology,
Japan); Nobuyoshi Kikuma (Nagoya
Institute of Technology, Japan)

FR1-D-2

Design of Transmission Line
Resonator Based CRLH LeakyWave Antenna
Yujiro Kushiyama (Tokyo University ofAgriculture and Technology, Japan); Takuji
Arima (Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology, Japan); Toru Uno (Tokyo
University of Agricultural Technology,
Japan)

FR1-D-3

Leaky-wave antennas of CRLH
waveguide using the cutoff TM01
mode and sector-shaped cutoff TE
mode
Jungo Nakajima (Doshisha University,
Japan)

FR1-J-1 [Invited]

CMOS Devices and Circuits for
THz Applications
Chun-Hsing Li (National Tsing Hua
University, Taiwan); Te-Yen Chiu (National
Central University, Taiwan); Wei-Min Wu(National Central University, Taiwan)

FR1-J-2

Phase Modulated mm-Wave Radars
in Advanced CMOS Technology
Davide Guermandi (IMEC, Belgium); Piet
Wambacq (IMEC/VUB, Belgium); Andre
Bourdoux (IMEC, Belgium); Jan Craninckx(IMEC, Belgium)

FR1-J-3

Scalable Wideband and Wide-Angle
Beam Steering mm-Wave/THz
Radiator and Phased Arrays in
SiliconHossein Jalili (University of California,
Davis, USA); Omeed Momeni (Universityof California Davis, USA)

FR1-J-4

Millimeter-wave CMOS TransceiverToward 1Tbps WirelessCommunication
Kenichi Okada (Tokyo Institute ofTechnology)

FR1-D-4

Negative Effective Permeability
Material Composed of Multi-Layer
Ceramic Capacitors
Thanh Binh Nguyen (National Defense
Academy, Japan); Naoyuki Kinai (National
Defense Academy, Japan); Naobumi
Michishita (National Defense Academy,
Japan); Hisashi Morishita (National Defense
Academy, Japan); Teruki Miyazaki (The
Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd., Japan); Masato
Tadokoro (The Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd.,
Japan)

FR1-D-5

Unit Cell Block for 3-D Isotropic
Negative-Index Metamaterials
Impedance-Matched to Free Spaceby Using Dielectric Cubes andMetallic Mesh
Takuya Yamaguchi (Kyoto Institute ofTechnology, Japan); Takumi Ishiyama(Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan);
Tetsuya Ueda (Kyoto Institute ofTechnology, Japan); Tatsuo Itoh (UCLA,
USA)

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Room K
Session FR1-K

Friday, November 9

Room 103
Session FR1-103

High Frequency Oscillators
Chairs:Chairs: Nobuyuki Itoh
(Okayama Prefectural
University, Japan), Hiroshi
Okazaki (NTT DOCOMO,
Japan)

Microwave Heating andChemistry
Chairs:Yoshio Nikawa(Kokushikan University,
Japan), Changjun Liu(Sichuan University, P.R.
China)

FR1-K-1

FR1-103-1

Mengchu Fang (Waseda University, Japan);
Xiao Xu (Waseda University, Japan);Toshihiko Yoshimasu (Waseda University,
Japan)

Noboru Yoshikawa (Graduate School ofEnvironmental Studies, Tohoku University,
Japan)

FR1-K-2

Studies on a Frequency-StabilizedPower-Adjustable Magnetron Basedon Equivalent Model

A 16-GHz-Band Low-SupplyVoltage Class-C VCO IC with
Switching Feedback Circuit in
40-nm SOI CMOS

Permittivity and Electric
Conductivity Measurement andMicrowave Heating Behavior of
Mo/Cordierite Composite Materials

60-GHz Millimeter-Wave VoltageControlled Oscillators Using
Transformer-Tuning Technique
Hao-Jiun Wu (National Cheng Kung
University, Taiwan); Chien-Chang Chou
(National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan);
Chun-Yu Ku (National Cheng Kung
University, Taiwan); Tzuen-Hsi Huang(National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan);
Huey-Ru Chuang (National Cheng Kung
University, Taiwan); Tsai-Kan Chien(Industrial Technology Research Institution(ITRI), Taiwan); Tai-Hsing Lee (ITRI,
Taiwan)

FR1-K-3

Low Phase Noise Integrated
Mechanically Tunable Oscillator
Based on Multi-layer SIW Bandpass
FilterRuoqiao Zhang (Southeast University, P.R.
China)

FR1-K-4

Two Ultra-Low Power mm-Wave
Push-Pull VCOs in FD-SOI CMOS
Therese Forsberg (Lund University,
Sweden); Johan Wernehag (Lund
University, Sweden); Henrik Sjöland (Lund
University, Sweden); Markus Törmänen(Lund University, Sweden)

FR1-K-5

70% Improvement in Q-factor of
spiral inductor and its application ina switched K-band VCO using 0.18µm CMOS Technology
Islam Mansour (Egypt-Japan University of
Science and Technology (E-JUST), Egypt);
Ahmed Allam (EJUST, Egypt); Adel B.
Abdel-Rahman (EJUST, Egypt);
Mohammed Abo-Zahhad (EJUST, Egypt);
Ramesh Pokharel (Kyushu University,
Japan)

FR1-103-2

Xiaojie Chen (Sichuan University, P.R.
China); Hang Lin (Sichuan University, P.R.
China); Zhenlong Liu (Sichuan University,
P.R. China); Kama Huang (Sichuan
University, P.R. China); Changjun Liu(Sichuan University, P.R. China)

FR1-103-3

Feasibility Study on a Microwave
Heating Applicator Using
Electromagnetic Coupling
Tomohiko Mitani (Kyoto Universiy, Japan);
Daichi Nishio (Kyoto University, Japan);
Naoki Shinohara (Kyoto University, Japan)

FR1-103-4

A 5.8 GHz Microwave Applicator
by Post-Wall Waveguide
Yuu Nishie (Okayama Prefectural
Uniwersity, Japan); Mitsuyoshi Kishihara(Okayama Prefectural University, Japan);Kensuke Okubo (Okayama Prefectural
University, Japan); Akinobu Yamaguchi(University of Hyogo, Japan); Yuichi
Utsumi (University of Hyogo, Japan)

FR1-103-5

Development of rapid heating andcooling technology by single-mode
microwave cavity applied fornanoparticle synthesis
Masateru Nishioka (National Institute ofAdvanced Industrial Science andTechnology (AIST), Japan); Masato
Miyakawa (National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology (AIST),
Japan)

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Friday, November 9
Room B1
Session FR2-B1

10:30 - 12:10
Room B2
Session FR2-B2

Broadband and Multi-band
Antennas

Couplers and Dividers II

Room D
Session FR2-D

Room J
Session FR2-J

Metamaterials, EMBGs and FSSs Radar Architectures, Signal
II
Processing, and Systems

Chairs:Ryo Yamaguchi(SOFTBANK Corp.,
Japan), Eisuke Nishiyama(Saga University, Japan)

Chairs:Motomi Abe (Mitsubishi
Electric, Japan), Qing-Xin
Chu (South China
University of Technology,
P.R. China)

FR2-B1-1

FR2-B2-1

FR2-D-1

FR2-J-1

Masafumi Nagasaka (NHK, Japan); Susumu
Nakazawa (NHK, Japan); Masaaki Kojima(NHK(Japan Broadcasting Corporation),
Japan); Shoji Tanaka (NHK Science andTechnical Research Laboratories, Japan)

Jongmo Lim (Samsung Electro-Mechancs,
Korea); Hyun-Jin Yoo (Samsung ElectroMechanics, Korea); Yoo-Sam Na (Samsung
Electro-Mechanics, Korea)

FR2-B1-2

Dual-Function Circuit with
Crossover/Branch-Line Coupler
Characteristics

Kensuke Okubo (Okayama Prefectural
University, Japan); Masayuki Ishihara(Okayama Prefectural University, Japan);
Mitsuyoshi Kishihara (Okayama Prefectural
University, Japan); Hironori Takimoto(Okayama Prefectural University, Japan)

Andreas Och (DICE GmbH & Co KG,
Austria & Friedrich-Alexander University ofErlangen-Nuremberg, Germany); Clemens
Pfeffer (DICE GmbH & Co KG, Austria);
Jochen Schrattenecker (DICE GmbH & Co
KG, Austria); Stefan Schuster (Voestalpine
Stahl Gmbh & Institute for Communications
and Information Engineering, Austria);
Robert Weigel (Friedrich-Alexander
Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany)

Prototype of 12/21GHz-band
Dual-circularly Polarized Receiving
Antenna for Satellite Broadcasting

Bandwidth Enhancement of a
Double-Element Vivaldi Antenna
with Sum and Difference Radiation
Patterns
Seyed-Ali Malakooti (University of
Adelaide, Australia); Christophe Fumeaux(The University of Adelaide & School ofElectrical and Electronic Engineering,
Australia)

FR2-B1-3

A Broadband Circular Polarized
Hexagon Patch Antenna with ThreeFeeds
Changjiang Su (Southeast University, P.R.
China); Cheng Lu (Southeast University,
P.R. China); Xiaoxing Yin (Southeast
University, P.R. China)

FR2-B1-4

The design of smartwatch antenna
for bluetooth and 5G applications
Zhu Duan (Nanjing University ofInformation Science and Technology, P.R.
China); Lijie Xu (Nanjing University ofPosts and Telecommunications, P.R. China)

FR2-B1-5

Design methodology of single-layer
wideband notch antenna withinterdigital capacitor
Constant Manouan Aka Niamien(Normandie Univ, UNIROUEN,ESIGELEC/IRSEEM, Rouen, France)

A Wide Band Coupler with High
Directivity Using Phase
Compensation for LTE

FR2-B2-2

I-Ju Chen (National University ofKaohsiung, Taiwan); Yi-Hsin Pang
(National University of Kaohsiung, Taiwan)

FR2-B2-3

Design of the Compact Planar
Butler Matrix
Chen-Chan Tang (National Chung Cheng
University, Taiwan); Chun-Yuan Huang(National Chung Cheng University,
Taiwan); Ching-Wen Tang (National Chung
Cheng University, Taiwan)

FR2-B2-4

An In-phase Balanced-to-SingleEnded Power Divider with Arbitrary
Power Division Ratio
Kai Xu (Nantong University, P.R. China);
Jin Shi (Nantong University, P.R. China);
Wei Zhang (Nantong University, P.R.
China); Gire Merphy Mbongo (Nantong
University, P.R. China)

FR2-B2-5

A Substrate Integrated Coaxial Line
Dual-Band Balun for 5G
Applications
Satya Krishna Idury (Indian Institute ofTechnology Jodhpur, India); Soumava
Mukherjee (Indian Institute of Technology
Jodhpur, India)

Chairs:Ye Han (Nanjing University Chairs:Futoshi Kuroki (National
Institute of Technology, Kureof Posts andCollege, Japan), Withawat
Telecommunications, P.R.
Withayachumnankul (TheChina), Toshio Watanabe
University of Adelaide,(Kagoshima University,
Australia)
Japan)
A study on nonreciprocal CRLH-TL
composed of gyrator and seriescapacitor

FR2-D-2

A 2-D Via-Free Indefinite
Anisotropic Medium with LH and
RH modes Degenerated at theΓ-Point
Yuto Kato (National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology & Osaka
University, Japan); Masahiro Horibe(National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology, Japan); Atsushi
Sanada (Osaka University, Japan)

FR2-D-3

Generation of Orbital AngularMomentum Vortex Waves on Both
Sides of the Cascaded Metasurfaces
Wang Lingling (Nanjing University of
Aeronautics and Aeronautics, P.R. China);
Xiangkun Kong (Nanjing University of
Aeronautics and Astronautics, P.R. China)

FR2-D-4

Digital Microfluidics for Terahertz
Digital and Programmable
Metamaterials: A Proof-of-Concept
Study
Fangjing Hu (Huazhong University of
Science and Technology, P.R. China); Peiyi
Song (Huazhong University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Kai Luo(Huazhong University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Huafeng Liu(Huazhong University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Kai Zhang(Huazhong University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Zhenggang Hu(Huazhong University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Liang-Cheng Tu(Huazhong University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China)

FR2-D-5

Reflectionless Metalens Collimating
Multi-OAM Waves for Antenna
Gain Enhancement in WirelessCommunication
Yudai Shigeta (Osaka University, Japan);Atsushi Sanada (Osaka University, Japan);Atsushi Fukuda (NTT DOCOMO, INC.,
Japan); Kunihiro Kawai (NTT DOCOMO,
INC., Japan); Hiroshi Okazaki (NTTDOCOMO, Japan)

A Scalable 77 GHz Massive MIMO
FMCW Radar by Cascading FullyIntegrated Transceivers

FR2-J-2

Evaluation of ISAR-based autofocus
methods for estimation of truespeed-over-ground using a 24 GHz
FMCW-Radar
Torsten Reissland (University of ErlangenNuremberg, Germany); Bjoern Lenhart(University of Erlangen-Nuremberg,
Germany); Johann Lichtblau (FriedrichAlexander-Universität, Germany); Michael
Sporer (Friedrich-Alexander University ofErlangen-Nuremberg, Germany); Alexander
Koelpin (BTU & Chair for Electronics andSensor Systems, Germany); Robert Weigel(Friedrich-Alexander Universität ErlangenNürnberg, Germany)

FR2-J-3

Application of MUSIC method tomulticarrier optical FM-CW radarsystem based on optical-modulatorbased optical frequency comb
Shintaro Otani (Aoyama Gakuin University,
Japan)

FR2-J-4

A 7-9 GHz UWB Radar Sensor
Module with Single Chip Radar IC
and on-Board Antenna
Byeong Jae Seo (Kwangwoon University,
Korea); Jun Young Yoo (Kwangwoon
University, Korea); Sang Gyun Kim (Silicon
R&D, Korea); Yun Seong Eo (Kwangwoon
University, Korea)

FR2-J-5

Two-dimensional Subspace-based
Model Order Selection Methods for
FMCW Automotive Radar Systems
Yuliang Sun (HELLA GmbH & Co. KGaA
& Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany); Tai
Fei (HELLA GmbH & Co. KGaA,
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Room K
Session FR2-K

Room 103
Session FR2-103

Emerging III-V Devices/Circuits

Material Characterization Techniques at
Microwave and Millimeter-wave frequencies

Chairs:Hiroshi Okazaki (NTTDOCOMO, Japan), Atsushi
Fukuda (NTT DOCOMO,
INC., Japan)

FR2-K-1

Effect of AlN Spacer on the AlGaN/
GaN HEMT Device Performance atMillimeter-wave Frequencies
Chun Wang (National Chiao Tung
University, Taiwan); Heng-Tung Hsu(National Chiao Tung University &International College of Semiconductor
Technology, Taiwan); Ting-Jui Huang(National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan);
Jun-Kai Fan (National Chiao Tung
University, Taiwan); Edward Chang(National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan)

FR2-K-2

A 26-W X-band high efficiency
GaN MMIC power amplifier withcompact spurious suppression filters

Chairs:Masahiro Horibe (National
Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology,
Japan), Karsten Kuhlmann(Physikalisch-Technische
Bundesanstalt (PTB), Germany)

FR2-103-1

Measurements of Interface
Conductivity of Copper-clad
Dielectric Substrates at Millimeter
Wave Frequencies Using TE02δ
Mode Dielectric Rod Resonator
Excited by NRD Guide
Naoki Hirayama (Kyocera Corporation,
Japan); Akira Nakayama (Kyocera
Corporation, Japan); Hiromichi Yoshikawa(Kyocera Corporation, Japan)

FR2-103-2

Frequency Dependence
Measurement of Conductivity of
Copper Plates by the Balanced-type
Disk Resonator Method

Jun Kamioka (Mitsubishi Electric
Corporation, Japan); Eigo Kuwata(Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan);
Masatake Hangai (Mitsubishi Electric
Corporation, Japan); Kazuhiko Nakahara(Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan);
Yoshitaka Kamo (Mitsubishi Electric
Corporation, Japan); Shintaro Shinjo(Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan);
Mitsuhiro Shimozawa (Mitsubishi Electric,
Japan)

Yoshio Kobayashi (SUMTEC, Inc., Japan);
Sotaro Kobayashi (SUMTEC, Inc., Japan);
Hirokazu Kawabata (Tomo Industrial
Technology Center, Japan)

FR2-K-3

Plamen I. Dankov (Sofia University “St.
Kliment Ohridski” & SU, Bulgaria); Rossen
Traykov (RaySat Bulgaria Ltd, Bulgaria);
Vesselin Peshlov (RaySat Bulgaria Ltd,
Bulgaria); Stanimir Kamenopolski (MatriQx
Antenna Systems Ltd., Bulgaria)

Tsukasa Yasui (The University of ElectroCommunications, Japan); Ryo Ishikawa (The
University of ElectroCommunications,Japan); Kazuhiko Honjo (The University ofElectro-Communications, Japan)

FR2-103-4

18GHz-/28GHz-Band Gain-Boosted
Feedback Power Amplifiers Using
Affordable GaN HEMT MMIC
Process

FR2-K-4

Friday, November 9

FR2-103-3

Equivalent Conductivity
Characterization of Silver-Coated
Plastic Antenna Components in Ku,
K and Ka Bands

Microwave characteristics of aconductor backed CPW by a home
printed electronics technology withsilver nanoparticle ink
Takashi Shimizu (Utsunomiya University,
Japan); Yoshinori Kogami (Utsunomiya
University, Japan)

10-MHz-to-70-GHz UltraWideband Low-Insertion-Loss
SPST and SPDT Switches using
GaAs PIN Diode MMIC Process

FR2-103-5

Hao-En Liu (National Central University,
Taiwan); Xiang Lin (National Central
University, Taiwan); Hong-Yeh Chang(National Central University, Taiwan);
Yu-Chi Wang (Win Semiconductors
Corporation, Taiwan)

An Interferometric Sensor for
Scanning Microwave Microscopy
Application
Aleksandra Baskakova (Czech Technical
University in Prague, Czech Republic)

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Room B1
Session FR3-B1

13:30 - 15:10
Room B2
Session FR3-B2

Room D
Session FR3-D

Room J
Session FR3-J

Smart and Reconfigurable
Antennas

Novel Technologies for WirelessCommunication Systems

Metamaterials, EMBGs and FSSs Radar Applications and RemoteIII
Sensing

Chairs:Wayne A. Shiroma(University of Hawaii,USA), Ichihiko Toyoda(Saga University, Japan)

Chairs:Tadashi Kawai (Universityof Hyogo, Japan), TzyhGhuang Ma (National
Taiwan University of
Science and Technology,
Taiwan)Chairs:Ryuji Kuse (Kumamoto
University, Japan), Shah
Nawaz Burokur (LEME,France)Chairs:Jerdvisanop Chakarothai(National Institute ofInformation andCommunications Technology,
Japan), Jaeyoung Kim (Rohm
Co, Ltd., Japan)

FR3-B1-1

FR3-B2-1

FR3-D-1

FR3-J-1 [Invited]

Wanping Zhang (Nanjing University ofPosts and Telecommunications, P.R. China);
Bo Li (NJUPT, P.R. China); Lei Zhu(University of Macau, Macau SAR, China);
Ye Han (Nanjing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); YunPeng Lyu (Nanjing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China)

Steven C. Reising (Colorado State
University, USA); V. Chandrasekar(Colorado State University, USA); Chris
Kummerow (Colorado State University,USA); Wesley Berg (Colorado State
University, USA); C. Radhakrishnan(Colorado State University, USA); Todd
Gaier (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California
Institude of Technology, USA); Shannon
Brown (JPL-CalTech, USA); Sharmila
Padmanabhan (Jet Propulsion Laboratory,
California Institude of Technology, USA);
Boon Lim (Jet Propulsion Laboratory,
California Institude of Technology, USA);
Cate Heneghan (Jet Propulsion Laboratory,
California Institute of Technology, USA);John Carvo (Blue Canyon Technologies,
USA); Matthew Pallas (Blue Canyon
Technologies, USA)A Polarization-Reconfigurable
Antipodal Dipole Antenna Using
Liquid Metal

Circuit Simulator for Wideband
Lumped Element Circulator

Matthew Moorefield (University of Hawaii,USA); Aaron T. Ohta (University of Hawaii,USA); Wayne A. Shiroma (University of
Hawaii, USA)

FR3-B1-2

A Polarization Switchable Active
Array Antenna Integrating a
Multiport Oscillator and PSK
Modulators
Maodudul Hasan (Saga University, Japan);
Hiroki Ushiroda (Saga University, Japan);
Eisuke Nishiyama (Faculty of Science andEngineering, Saga University, Japan);Ichihiko Toyoda (Faculty of Science andEngineering, Saga University, Japan)

FR3-B1-3

A Fully Integrated Frequency
Reconfigurable Antenna Codesigned as a Whole Circuit on
SiliconRozenn Allanic (Lab-STICC - UBO Brest,
France); Denis Le Berre (Lab-STICC - UBO
Brest, France); Yves Quéré (Université deBrest, France); Cedric Quendo (Lab-STICC- UBO Brest, France); David Chouteau(Université de Tours, France); Virginie
Grimal (Université de Tours, France);
Damien Valente (Université de Tours,
France); Jérôme Billoué (Université deTours, France)

FR3-B1-4

Design of A Phased Array Antenna
for Indoor Positioning System
Chai-Eu Guan (Nagasaki University, Japan);
Kuniaki Yoshitomi (Kyushu University,
Japan); Haruichi Kanaya (Kyushu
University, Japan)

Shigeru Takeda (Magnontech Ltd., Japan);
Takao Okada (Orient Microwave Corp.,
Japan)

FR3-B2-2

Generalized Topology and Design
Method for a New Class of
Wideband Phase Shifters Based on
Multimode Resonators
Yun-Peng Lyu (Nanjing University of Posts
and Telecommunications, P.R. China); Lei
Zhu (University of Macau); Chonghu Cheng(Nanjing University of Post &Telecommunication, P.R. China)

FR3-B2-3

Compact On-chip Quadruplexer
Using Lumped Elements on
Integrated Passive Device Process
Huy Nam Chu (National Taiwan Universityof Science and Technology, Taiwan); Poki
Chen (National Taiwan University of
Science and Technology, Taiwan); TzyhGhuang Ma (National Taiwan University of
Science and Technology, Taiwan)

FR3-B2-4

Cryogenic 29-50 GHz Orthomode
Transducer for Radio Astronomical
ReceiverChau-Ching Chiong (Institute of Astronomy
and Astrophyiscs, Academia Sinica,
Taiwan); Chen Chien (Institute of
Astronomy and Astrophysics, Academia
Sinica, Taiwan); Chih-Cheng Chang(Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics,
Academia Sinica, Taiwan); Ted Huang(ASIAA, Taiwan); Yuh-Jing Hwang(Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics,
Academia Sinica, Taiwan)

FR3-B2-5

Development of Zero-shrinkageLTCC Substrate for Millimeterwave Applications
Koichi Tokita (Tokyo Metropolitan
Industrial Technology Research Institute,Japan); Yuichi Hashimoto (Adamant Namiki
Precision Jewel Co., Ltd., Japan); Kohei
Fujiwara (Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial
Technology Research Institute, Japan);Asako Suzuki (Adamant Namiki Precision
Jewel Co., Ltd., Japan); Yuso Ishida(Adamant Namiki Precision Jewel Co., Ltd.,
Japan); Hidehiko Yamaoka (Tokyo
Metropolitan Industrial Technology
Research Institute, Japan)

Novel 3D Bandpass Frequency
Selective Structures Based on
Stacked Planar Slotlines: Modelling,
Design and Validation

FR3-D-2

Proposal and Design of DualPolarized Frequency Selective
Absorbers with Passband andNotched-Band
Ye Han (Nanjing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Lei Zhu(University of Macau, Macao); Bo Li(NJUPT, P.R. China); Yumei Chang(Nanjing University of Posts andTelecommunications & State Key
Laboratory of Millimeter Waves, P.R.
China); Lijie Xu (Nanjing University ofPosts and Telecommunications, P.R. China)

FR3-D-3

A New Fitness Function in Binary
Particle Swarm Optimization for
Efficient Design of Frequency
Selective Surfaces
Yang Dae Do (Yonsei University, Korea)

FR3-D-4

A Band-Pass Frequency Selective
Surface with Wideband Rejection
Characteristic
Ning Liu (Dalian University of Technology,
P.R. China); Xianjun Sheng (Dalian
University of Technology, P.R. China);
Xiang Gao (Dalian University ofTechnology, P.R. China); Dongming Guo(Dalian University of Technology, P.R.
China); Rui Yang (Dalian University ofTechnology, P.R. China)

FR3-D-5

Design of a novel 2.5-D frequency
selective surface element using
Fibonacci spiral for radome
application

Small Satellite Constellations toProvide Rapid-Refresh Microwave
Observations of Severe Storms,
Hurricanes and Typhoons

FR3-J-2

Screen printed chipless RFID
resonator design for remote sensing
applications
Tharindu Athauda (Monash University,
Australia); Nemai Karmakar (MONASH
University, Australia)

FR3-J-3

Sensing Performance Evaluation ofLandslides Prediction System Using
Public AM Radio Broadcasting
Kousei Kumahara (NIT, Kure College,
Japan); Masanori Eguchi (National Instituteof Technology, Kure College, Japan);
Futoshi Kuroki (National Institute ofTechnology, Kure College, Japan)

FR3-J-4

Characterization of Layered
Dielectric Materials Using UltraWideband FMCW-Radar
Measurements
Jochen Jebramcik (Ruhr-Universität
Bochum, Germany); Jan Barowski (RuhrUniversität Bochum, Germany); Ilona Rolfes(Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany)

Krushna Kanth Varikuntla (National
Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli,
India); Raghavan S (NIT, India)

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Room K
Session FR3-K

Friday, November 9

Room 103
Session FR3-103

Special Session: Advance in Numerical
Simulation Technology does not stop !
- Technological Collaboration brings a
New World Chairs:Hideaki Kimura (NTT Network
Service Systems Laboratories,
Japan), Yasuhide Tsuji (MuroranInstitute of Technology, Japan)

FR3-K-1 [Invited]

Microwave Measurement andSensing
Chair:Masahiro Horibe (National
Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science andTechnology, Japan)

FR3-103-1

Automated Microstrip Bandpass
Filter Design Using Feedforward
and Inverse Models of Neural
Network

Capacitance Extraction DeEmbedding Method to Address
Board Variability

Masataka Ohira (Saitama University, Japan);Ao Yamashita (Saitama University, Japan);Zhewang Ma (Saitama University, Japan);
Xiaolong Wang (Jilin University, P.R.
China)

FR3-K-2Topology Optimization Using Beam
Propagation Method for Fabrication
Tolerant Optical WaveguideDevices
Akito Iguchi (Muroran Institute ofTechnology, Japan); Yasuhide Tsuji(Muroran Institute of Technology, Japan);
Takashi Yasui (Kitami Institute ofTechnology, Japan); Koichi Hirayama(Kitami Institute of Technology, Japan)

FR3-K-3

David Molinero (Wispry, inc, USA); Shawn
Cunningham (Wispry, inc., USA); Art
Morris (Wispry, USA)

FR3-103-2

Magnetoelectric Microwave
Magnetic Field Sensor at 3 GHz
Sebastian Salzer (University of Kiel,
Germany); Christine Kirchhof (CAU Kiel,
Germany); Eckhard Quandt (ChristianAlbrechts-Universität zu Kiel, Germany);
Michael Höft (Kiel University, Germany);
Reinhard Knoechel (CAU Kiel, Germany)

FR3-103-3

Efficiency Calculation of NonPeriodic Metasurface Based on
Modified Near Field to Far Field
Transformation
Ashif Aminulloh Fathnan (University of
New South Wales, Canberra, Australia);
David Powell (University of New South
Wales, Australia)

Object Identification form GPR
Images by Deep Learning
Jun Sonoda (National Institute ofTechnology, Japan)

FR3-103-4

FR3-K-4

Numerical Simulation andExperiments on Advanced Traffic
Engineering
Takashi Miyamura (NTT, Japan); Akira
Misawa (Chitose Institute of Science andTechnology, Japan); Akio Kawabata (NTT,Japan)

FR3-K-5

Future Society Created by Progressof Numerical Simulation
Technology
Hideaki Kimura (NTT Network Service
Systems Laboratories, Japan)

A Stacked Planar Sensor Concept
for Minimally Invasive Plasma
Monitoring
Dennis Pohle (Ruhr-University Bochum,
Germany); Christian Schulz (RuhrUniversität Bochum, Germany); Moritz
Oberberg (Ruhr-Universität Bochum,
Germany); Michael Friedrichs (Leuphana
University Lüneburg, Germany); Alexandra
Serwa (IMST GmbH, Germany); Peter
Uhlig (IMST GmbH, Germany); Jens
Oberrath (Leuphana University Lüneburg,
Germany); Peter Awakowicz (RuhrUniversität Bochum, Germany); Ilona Rolfes(Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany)

FR3-103-5

Heat-resistant 3D printed
microwave devices
Vincent Laur (Lab-STICC / University of
Brest, France); Mira Kaissar Abboud(Lab-STICC / University of Brest, France);
Azar Maalouf (Lab-STICC / University of
Brest, France); Den Palessonga (Lab-STICC/ University of Brest, France); Alexis
Chevalier (University of Brest & LabSTICC UMR CNRS 3192, France); Julien
Ville (IRDL / University of Brest, France)

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Wednesday, November 7
Session WE1-IF

Room A

10:00 - 11:30
Chair: Peng Wen Wong (Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS, Malaysia)

WE1-IF-1
A Triple-Band SiGe HBT CrossCoupled Differential VCO Using a
Novel Element-Switching Technique
Yasushi Itoh (Shonan
Technology, Japan)

WE1-IF-7
A Mutual Phase Synchronization TypePush-Push Oscillator Array Using
Fourth-Harmonic
Push-Push
OscillatorsofInstitute

Guangjian Deng (Northwest Institute of
Nuclear Technology, P.R. China); Jiawei Li(Northwest Institute of Nuclear Technology,
P.R. China); Tao Ba (Northwest Institute of
Nuclear Technology, P.R. China); Letian
Guo (Northwest Institute of Nuclear
Technology, P.R. China); Xie Shaoyi(Northwest Institute of Nuclear Technology,
P.R. China); Wenhua Huang (Northwest
Institute of Nuclear Technology, P.R. China);
Shao Hao (Northwest Institute of Nuclear
Technology, P.R. China)

Shotaro Ishino (Furuno Electric, Japan);
Satoshi Matsumoto (Furuno Electric, Japan)

WE1-IF-14
A Differential 90° Phase Shifter with
WE1-IF-9
Common-Mode
A 60 GHz Frequency Doubler with C o n t r o l l a b l e
Differential Output in 130 nm SiGe Suppression
BiCMOS Technology
Wei Zhang (Nantong University, P.R.

Allan Pen (Lab-STICC / University of Brest,
France); Alexis Chevalier (Lab-STICC /University of Brest); Azar Maalouf (LabSTICC / University of Brest, France);
Vincent Laur (Lab-STICC / University of
Brest, France)

Vincent Rieß (Technische Universität
Dresden, Germany); Corrado Carta (Dresden
University of Technology, Germany); Frank
Ellinger (Technische Universität Dresden,
Germany)

WE1-IF-22
A Novel Design of a Tri-Band
Impedance Matching Network Basedon the Concept of an ImpedanceBridgeNaoaki Takeda (Saga University, Japan);
Takayuki Tanaka (Faculty of Science and

WE1-IF-2
Engineering, Saga University, Japan);A Ka-band Monolithic Doubly Ichihiko Toyoda (Faculty of Science andBalanced Up- and Down-conversion Engineering, Saga University, Japan)
Mixer
WE1-IF-8
Liang Zhang (Microsystem and Terahertz
Microwave-assisted Continuous Flow
Research Center, China Academy ofProcess of Biodiesel Production
Eegineering Physics & Institute of Electronic
Engineering, China Academy ofEngineering Physics, P.R. China); Fengjun
Chen (Microsystem and Terahertz ResearchCentre of CAEP, P.R. China); Jiang-An Han(China Academy of Engineering Physics,
P.R. China); Xu Cheng (Mircosystem andTerahertz Research Centre of CAEP, P.R.
China); Xian-jin Deng (Mircosystem andTerahertz Research Centre of CAEP, P.R.
China)

Huacheng Zhu (Sichuan University, P.R.
China)

WE1-IF-3
A 90-140 GHz, High Power Frequency
Source Packaged in a Self-aligned WE1-IF-10
Waveguide Module
Trans-directional Coupler Based Planar
Zhongxia Simon He (Chalmers University of Balun with Improved Bandwidth andTechnology & Microwave Electronic Lab, Output Balance
Sweden); Sona Carpenter (Chalmers
University of Technology, Sweden); Vessen
Vassilev (Chalmers University ofTechnology, Sweden); Herbert Zirath(Chalmers University of Technology,
Sweden)WE1-IF-13
WE1-IF-19
Design of compact E-plane differential Waveguide Structure Compatible withphase shift circulators
TE, TM, and TEM Modes

Hongmei Liu (Dalian Maritime University,
P.R. China); Shaojun Fang (Dalian Maritime
University, P.R. China); Te Shao (Dalian
Maritime University, P.R. China); Zhongbao
Wang (Dalian Maritime University, P.R.
China); Chenhui Xun (Dalian Maritime
University, P.R. China)

China); Kai Xu (Nantong University, P.R.
China); Gire Merphy Mbongo (Nantong
University, P.R. China); Jin Shi (Nantong
University, P.R. China)

Dong-Ru Lin (National Taiwan University,
Taiwan); Kun-Yao Kao (National Taiwan
University, Taiwan); Kun-You Lin (National
Taiwan University, Taiwan)

University, Taiwan); Chia-Sung Chiu
(National Nano Device Laboratories,
Taiwan); Chia-Wei Chuang (National Nano
Device Laboratories, Taiwan); Guo-Wei
Huang (National Nano Device Laboratories,
Taiwan); Sheng-Kai Peng (National ChiaoTung University, Taiwan); Yu-Ting Ke(National Chiao-Tung University, Taiwan);
Lin-Kun Wu (National Chiao Tung
University, Taiwan)

Satoshi Matsumoto (Furuno Electric, Japan);
Shotaro Ishino (Furuno Electric, Japan)

WE1-IF-21
X-band compact
terminations

microwave

WE1-IF-15
NRD-guide Beam Lead Diode Mount
Consisting of High Permittivity Deepayan Banerjee (University of Calgary,
Canada); Mohammad Hashmi (Nazarbayev
Dielectric Substrate at 60GHz
Yuto Uchida (National Institute ofTechnology, Kure College, Japan); Masanori
Eguchi (National Institute of Technology,
Kure College, Japan); Futoshi Kuroki(National Institute of Technology, Kure
College, Japan); Yuya Ueno (DAIHEN Co.,
Japan); Tadamasa Fukae (DAIHEN Co.,
Japan)

WE1-IF-4
WE1-IF-16
A Novel K-band Divide-by-4 WE1-IF-11
Injection-Locked Frequency Divider
A Miniature 92-95 GHz On-chip Slow- Design of Compact Dual-Band
Matching Network with Single
Yu-Hsin Chang (National Formosa wave Branch-line Coupler
Unequal Susceptance Cancellation
University, Taiwan); Yen-Chung Chiang Yi-Tang Chen (National Chiao-Tung
Stub(National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan)
WE1-IF-5
A K-Band High-Gain Linear CMOS
Mixer with Current-Bleeding
Neutralization Technique

WE1-IF-20
Cut-off-less Coplanar Waveguide
Connector with Mode-Selectable Filter

Antra Saxena (University of Calgary,
Canada); Deepayan Banerjee (University ofCalgary, Canada); Mohammad Hashmi(Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan & IIIT
Delhi, India); Fadhel Ghannouchi (Universityof Calgary, Canada)

University, Kazakhstan & IIIT Delhi, India);
Fadhel Ghannouchi (University of Calgary,
Canada)WE1-IF-23
Compact Four-Way Radial-CavityBased Power Divider/Combiner withHigh Power and High Isolation
Hao Shao (Northwest Institute of Nuclear
Technology, P.R. China); Kaijun Song
(University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Liyuan
Xue (University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Letian
Guo (Northwest Institute of Nuclear
Technology, P.R. China); Song Guo(University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Yedi
Zhou (University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Yong Fan(University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China)

WE1-IF-17
X band RF interface technology with WE1-IF-24
both low loss characteristic and low Dielectric Constant Measurement
thermal insulating
WE1-IF-6
WE1-IF-12
Using Metallized Slot Substrate
A Wideband, Low-Noise, and High- Novel Dielectric Waveguide Design Hiroyuki Kayano (Toshiba Corporation, Integrated Waveguide at PCB process
Resolution Digitally-Controlled Studies for mmW Applications
Japan)
Pei-Tzu Chen (National Taiwan University,
Oscillator for SDR Applications
Felix Distler (Friedrich-AlexanderTaiwan); Yu-Heng Cai (National Taiwan
WE1-IF-18
University, Taiwan); Joseph Cheng
Chun-Ming Lin (Graduate Institute of University, Germany); Martin Vossiek
Modeling
andSynthesisofOn-chip(BoardTek Electronics Corp., Taiwan); Jason
Communication Engineering, National (LHFT, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität
Multi-layer
SpiralInductorfor
Lee (BoardTek Electronics Corp., Taiwan);
Taiwan University, Taiwan); Kun-Yao Kao Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany); Jan SchürMillimeter-wave Regime Based on Chung-Hsing Liao (BoardTek Electronics(National Taiwan University, Taiwan); Kun- (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität ErlangenANN Method
Corp., Taiwan); Hsin-Chia Lu (National
You Lin (National Taiwan University, Nürnberg (FAU), Germany)
Taiwan)Cheng Cao (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Yajing
Hou (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Jiangfan
Liu (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Xiuping
Li (Beijing University of Post
Telecommunications, P.R. China)

Taiwan University, Taiwan)

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10:00 - 11:30

Wednesday, November 7*The Interactive Forum (IF) will provide an opportunity for authors to present
theoretical or experimental materials interactively to participants with posters.
WE1-IF-25
Fully Additively Manufactured
Broadband Low Loss High Frequency
Interconnects

WE1-IF-32
WE1-IF-37
An Empirical Nonlinear Capacitance Investigation of Extension Limits ofModel for SOI Transistor
Main Passband of the "Chain of
Coupled Resonators"-Type Slow-Wave
Qiuping Wang (University of Electronic
Structure
Michael Thomas Craton (Michigan State Science and Technology of China, P.R.
University, USA); Chris Oakley (Michigan
State University, USA); John Albrecht(Michigan State University, USA); Prem
Chahal (Michigan State University, USA);John Papapolymerou (Michigan State
University, USA)WE1-IF-26
0-level encapsulation using thin films
deposition for RF MEMS demonstration on RF MEMS switch
structures
Dan Vasilache (IMT-Bucharest, Romania);
Andrei Marius Avram (National Institute for
R&D in Microtechnologies - IMT Bucharest,
Romania); Alexandra Stefanescu (University
Politehnica of Bucharest, Romania); George
Boldeiu (IMT-Bucharest, Romania); Sergiu
Iordanescu (IMT-Bucharest, Romania);
Bogdan Bita (IMT-Bucharest, Romania)

WE1-IF-27
Investigation of High-Efficiency
Hybrid Power Combining for Ka-Band
Frequencies
Philipp Neininger (Fraunhofer IAF &Karlsruhe Institute of Technology,
Germany); Dirk Meder (Fraunhofer IAF,
Germany); Laurenz John (Fraunhofer IAF,
Germany); Christian Friesicke (Fraunhofer
IAF, Germany); Rüdiger Quay (Fraunhofer
IAF, Germany); Thomas Zwick (Karlsruhe
Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany)

China); Yunqiu Wu (University of Electronic
Science and Technology of China, P.R.
China); Shili Cong (University of Electronic
Science and Technology of China, P.R.
China); Yiming Yu (University of Electronic
Science and Technology of China, P.R.
China); Chenxi Zhao (University ofElectronic Science and Technology of China,
P.R. China); Huihua Liu (University ofElectronic Science and Technology of China,
P.R. China); Hongyan Tang (University ofElectronic Science and Technology of China,
P.R. China); Yuehang Xu (University ofElectronic Science and Technology of China,
P.R. China); Kai Kang (University ofElectronic Science and Technology of China,
P.R. China)

WE1-IF-33
Super-Resolution Information inElectromagnetic Inverse Scattering
Qimeng Fan (National University of Defense
Technology, P.R. China); Chengyou Yin(National University of Defense Technology,
P.R. China); Ziqiang Xu (National
University of Defense Technology, P.R.
China)

WE1-IF-34
A Method for Accurate ADS-B Signal
Strength Measurement under Cochannel Interference
Junichi Naganawa (Electronic Navigation
Research Institute, Japan); Hiromi Miyazaki(Electronic Navigation Research Institute,Japan)

WE1-IF-28
Study on Quadruple-Mode CavityType Resonator for Mobile-Phone
WE1-IF-35
Base-Station Filter
CSI-based Indoor
Akihiro Tsubouchi (Ryukoku University, localization System
Japan); Toshio Ishizaki (Ryukoku University,
Japan)

WE1-IF-29
Area Source Design for Exciting a
Microstrip Line in an FDTD
Simulation
Yong Wang (Remcom Inc., USA); Scott
Langdon (Remcom Inc., USA)high-precision

Mingyang Zheng (Beijing University ofPosts and Telecommunications, P.R. China);
Shufang Li (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Li Deng
(Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Meijun
Qu (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Chen
Zhang (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China)

Natalya Kravchenko (National Research
University Higher School of Economics,
Russia); Semyon Presnyakov (National
Research University Higher School of
Economics, Russia); Alexandr Kasatkin(National Research University Higher Schoolof Economics, Russia); Sergey Mukhin(Moscow University of Finances and Law)

WE1-IF-43
Investigation of a 3D Printed
Tetrahedral Aligned Sphere Target at
145 GHz for Radar Positioning
Christian Schulz (Ruhr-Universität Bochum,
Germany); Michael Gerding (RuhrUniversity Bochum, Germany); Timo
Jaeschke (Ruhr-University Bochum,
Germany); Alexander Golkowski (RuhrUniversity Bochum, Germany); Nils Pohl
(Ruhr-University Bochum & Fraunhofer
FHR, Germany)

WE1-IF-44
Supply Noise Induced Jitter Reduction
WE1-IF-38
A small signal model for Carbon in Package Power Distributed
Networks for 28 Gbps High Speed
Nanotube Field-Effect Transistor
Serial Links
Yuming Zhang (University of Electronic
Science and Technology of China, P.R.
China); Tao Yang (University of Electronic
Science and Technology of China, P.R.
China); Yang Yang (Nanjing Electronic
Devices Institute, P.R. China); Lei Xia(University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Ruimin
Xu (University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China)

WE1-IF-39
Radar Simultaneous Localization and
Mapping (SLAM) for Stochastic
Spread Targets
Xiong Liu (Shanghai JIao Tong University,
P.R. China); Dongying Li (Shanghai Jiaotong
University, P.R. China); Wenxian Yu(Shanghai Jiao Tong University, P.R. China)

Sheng-Fan Yang
Corporation, Taiwan)(GlobalUnichip

WE1-IF-45
A novel approach on multi-shielded
coaxial cable immunity assessment
based on electromagnetism simulation
Clement Pornin (IMEP LaHC, Grenoble INP
Université Grenoble Alpes, France); Tan Phu
Vuong (Grenoble INP, France); Pascal
Xavier (UJF Grenoble, France); Gilbert
Angenieux (Université Savoie Mont-Blanc,
France)WE1-IF-46
Measurement of electromagnetic
shielding provided by new generation
train windshields

Tarik Hammi (SNCF, France); Gabriel
WE1-IF-40
RF CMOS Transistor Equivalent Papaiz (SNCF, France)
Circuit Model up to 66 GHz
WE1-IF-47
Muhammad Adil Bashir (University of A Study of Very Low mm-scale Dk
Fluoro-Carbon Resin
Electronic Science and Technology of China, Variation
P.R. China); Yunqiu Wu (University of Substrate on mm-Wave range
Electronic Science and Technology of China,
P.R. China); Kai Kang (University ofElectronic Science and Technology of China,
P.R. China); Yiming Yu (University ofElectronic Science and Technology of China,
P.R. China); Chenxi Zhao (University ofElectronic Science and Technology of China,
P.R. China); Hongyan Tang (University ofElectronic Science and Technology of China,
P.R. China)

Tamaki Tatsuya (NIPPON PILLAR
PACKING CO. LTD., Japan); Kojiro Iwasa(Nippon Pillar Packing Co.,Ltd., Japan);Takeshi Okunaga (Nippon Pillar Packing
Co., Ltd., Japan); Hirakawa Nobuhito(NIPPON PILLAR PACKING CO, LTD.,
Japan); Ishida Kaoru (NIPPON PILLAR
PACKING CO, LTD., Japan)

WE1-IF-48
Use of Mode Stirred Reverberating
WE1-IF-41
WE1-IF-30
Chambers for evaluating wireless
A global modeling technique for InP communication performances
Wake Identification and Detection
HBT based on machine learning
Method by Sea Surface Correlation WE1-IF-36
Wilfrid Quenum (ONERA, France); Isabelle
Distributed modeling of 4-port method
Difference Measure
Junqua (ONERA, France)transistor for linear mmW design
JialinCai(Hangzhou
DianziUniversity,
P.R.
Nan Bi (Harbin Engineering University, P.R. application
China); Tao Jiang (Harbin Engineering
University, P.R. China)

WE1-IF-31
Analytical small-signal description of
unilateral distributed amplifiers withuniform lines and arbitrary
terminations
Christian von Vangerow (Karlsruhe Instituteof Technology (KIT), Germany); Joerg
Eisenbeis (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology,
Germany); Thomas Zwick (Karlsruhe
Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany)

Wafa Khelifi (XLIM, France); Tibault
Reveyrand (XLIM, France); Julien Lintignat(XLIM UMR 7252 Université de Limoges/
CNRS, France); Bernard Jarry (XLIM University of Limoges, France); RaymondQuere (XLIM, France)

China)

WE1-IF-42
Temperature Dependent Robust
Behavioral Modeling of Non-Linear
Power Amplifier
Sagar Kumar Dhar (University of Calgary,
Canada); Mohamed Helaoui (University ofCalgary, Canada); Fadhel Ghannouchi(University of Calgary, Canada)

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Session TH1-IF

Room A

TH1-IF-1
A -194 dBc/Hz FoM VCO with LowSupply Sensitivity for Ultra-LowPower Atomic Clock
Haosheng Zhang (Tokyo Institude ofTechnology, Japan); Hans Herdian (Tokyo
Institute of Technology, Japan); Aravind
Tharayil Narayanan (Tokyo Institude ofTechnology, Japan); Bangan Liu (Tokyo
Institude of Technology, Japan); Rui Wu(Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan);Atsushi Shirane (Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, Japan); Kenichi Okada (Tokyo
Institute of Technology, Japan)

10:00 - 11:30
Chairs: Masahiro Horibe (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan),Dmitry Kholodnyak (St. Petersburg Electrotechnical University, Russia)

TH1-IF-8
TH1-IF-15
TH1-IF-21
Design and Implementation of 2.4Gsps Holographic SAR Tomographic A HSV-Based Fusion of InIRA SAR
Digital Channelized Receiver
Processing of the Multicircular Dataand GoogleEarth Optical Images
Yang Yuchen (No38 Research Institute of
CETC, P.R. China)

TH1-IF-9
Non-contact and Real-time Pulse-based
radar with Sensitivity Improvement for
Vital-sign Monitoring
Jian-Yu Huang (Feng-Chia University,
Taiwan); Chia-Chin Hsu (Feng-Chia
University, Taiwan); Chia-Hung Chang(Feng-Chia University, Taiwan); Wei-Wen
Hu (Southern Taiwan University of Scienceand Technology, Taiwan)

TH1-IF-2
Single-pole Double-throw Switch
Using Stacked-FET Configuration at TH1-IF-10
Millimeter Wave Frequencies
A modified Map-Drift Algorithm for
Peng-I Mei (National Chiao Tung University, SAR Autofocusing
Taiwan); Ting-Jui Huang (National Chiao
Tung University, Taiwan); Yi-Fan Tsao
(International College of Semiconductor
Technology, NCTU, Taiwan); Che-Yang
Chiang (Industrial Technology ResearchInstitute, Taiwan); Heng-Tung Hsu (National
Chiao Tung University & International
College of Semiconductor Technology,
Taiwan)Wu Wang (National University of Defense
Technology, P.R. China); Daoxiang An(National University of Defense Technology,
P.R. China); Yuxiao Luo (National
University of Defense Technology, P.R.
China); Zhimin Zhou (National University of
Defense Technology, P.R. China); Xiaotao
Huang (National University of Defense
Technology, P.R. China)

Dong Feng (National University of Defense
Technology, P.R. China); Daoxiang An(National University of Defense Technology,
P.R. China); Xiaotao Huang (National
University of Defense Technology, P.R.
China); Zhimin Zhou (National University of
Defense Technology, P.R. China)

TH1-IF-16
A Theory of Aircraft
Verification using TDOA

Position

Junichi Naganawa (Electronic Navigation
Research Institute, Japan); Hiromi Miyazaki(Electronic Navigation Research Institute,Japan)

TH1-IF-17
Automatic Tracking of Human Body
Using Millimeter-Wave Adaptive
Array Radar for Noncontact Heart Rate
Measurement
Kentaro Konishi (University of Hyogo,
Japan); Takuya Sakamoto (University of
Hyogo & Kyoto University, Japan)

Dong Li (National Space Science Center,
Chinese Academy of Sciences, P.R. China);
Yunhua Zhang (National Space Science
Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences, P.R.
China); Xiao Dong (National Space Science
Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences, P.R.
China); Xiaojin Shi (Center for Space
Science and Applied Research, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, P.R. China);
Wenshuai Zhai (Center for Space Scienceand Applied Research, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, P.R. China)

TH1-IF-22
Interferometric Imaging Radar
Altimeter on Board Chinese
Tiangong-2 Space Laboratory
Yunhua Zhang (National Space Science
Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences, P.R.
China); Xiaojin Shi (National Space Science
Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences, P.R.
China)

TH1-IF-23
Broadband 2 W SiGe - GaN Driver
Amplifier and 28 W GaN on Si Power
TH1-IF-18
High Resolution Moving Train Amplifier
TH1-IF-3
TH1-IF-11
Imaging using Linear-FM Random Eigo Kuwata (Mitsubishi Electric
Phase Noise Improvement of a Ku- Quantized Beamforming for RAR Radar Waveform
Corporation, Japan); Shuichi Sakata
Band Push-Push Oscillator Using Suppression using Convex-ABC
Jiafang Liu (National Space Science Center, (Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan);
Injection Locking via Two Magnetic Hybrid Algorithm
Chinese Academy of Sciences & University Kengo Kawasaki (Mitsubishi Electric
Coupling Points
Corporation, Japan); Daisuke Tsunami
Elton Nascimento Lima (Graduate School of
Science and Engineering, Saga University,
Japan); Takayuki Tanaka (Faculty of Scienceand Engineering, Saga University, Japan);Ichihiko Toyoda (Faculty of Science andEngineering, Saga University, Japan)

TH1-IF-4
A Low-loss Compact X-band
Superconducting Phase Shifter
Hiroaki Ikeuchi (Toshiba Corporation,
Japan); Tamio Kawaguchi (Toshiba
Corporation, Japan); Noritsugu Shiokawa(Toshiba Corporation, Japan); Yuichi
Sawahara (Toshiba Corporation, Japan);
Hiroyuki Kayano (Toshiba Corporation,
Japan)

Sung-Jun Yang (KAIST, Korea)

TH1-IF-12
Wireless 3D Localization Concept for
Industrial Automation Based on a
Bearings Only Extended Kalman Filter
Melanie Lipka (LHFT, Friedrich-AlexanderUniversität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany);
Erik Sippel (Friedrich-Alexander Universiät
Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany); Markus
Hehn (University Erlangen Nuremberg,
Germany); Julian Adametz (FAU, Germany);
Martin Vossiek (LHFT, FriedrichAlexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg,
Germany); Yassen Dobrev (Symeo GmbH,Germany); Peter Gulden (Symeo GmbH,Germany)of Chinese Academy of Sciences, P.R.
China); Yunhua Zhang (National Space
Science Center, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, P.R. China); Xiao Dong (National
Space Science Center, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, P.R. China)(Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan);Kazuhiro Maeda (Mitsubishi Electric
Corporation & High Frequency & Optical
Device Works, Japan); Shintaro Shinjo(Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan)

TH1-IF-19
Experimental Results of Target
Classification Using mmWave Corner
Radar Sensors

TH1-IF-24
A Frequency-domain Technique ofChipless RFID Identification using
Cauchy Method

Xinyi Tang (Desay SV Automotive,
Singapore); Xiaojun Wu (Desay SV
Automotive, Singapore); Siew Bee Yeap
(Desay SV Automotive, Singapore); Ruijiang
Luo (Desay SV Automotive Singapore PTE
LTD, Singapore); Tiffany Dai (Desay SV
Automotive, Singapore); Li Huang (Desay
SV Automotive, P.R. China)

Lakkhana Bannawat (RMUTR, Thailand);Akkarat Boonpoonga (KMUTNB, Thailand)

TH1-IF-13
TH1-IF-5
Short Range FMCW Radar for
Tunable Film Bulk Acoustic Wave Velocity and Range Detection of Slow TH1-IF-20
Resonator Based on Magnetostrictive Moving Target
Range Migration Algorithm for NearFe65Co35 Thin Films
field SIMO Array Imaging
Mengting Tu (University of Macau, Macao);
Jitendra Singh (CEERI Pilani, India)

Wai Wa Choi (University of Macau, Macao);
Pedro Cheong (University of Macau, Macao)

TH1-IF-6
Linearity characterization of reactive TH1-IF-14
components
Squint SAR Ground Moving Target
David Molinero (Wispry, inc, USA); Shawn Imaging and Motion Parameters
Cunningham (Wispry, inc., USA); Art Estimation with Keystone Transform
Morris (Wispry, USA)

TH1-IF-7
A X-Band Wide-Scan Phased Arraysystem based on Rotman lensYang Yuchen (No38 Research Institute of
CETC, P.R. China)

Rongqiang Zhu (National University of
Defense Technology, P.R. China); Jianxiong
Zhou (National University of Defense
Technology, P.R. China); Qiang Fu (National
University of Defense Technology, P.R.
China)

Jiefang Yang (National Space Science
Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences, P.R.
China); Yunhua Zhang (National Space
Science Center, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, P.R. China)

TH1-IF-25
24 GHz FMCW Radar System forReal-time Hand Gesture Recognition
Using LSTM
Jun Seuk Suh (KAIST, Korea); Sijung Ryu(KAIST, Korea); Byunghun Han (KAIST
Institute for IT Convergence, Korea); Jaewoo
Choi (KAIST, Korea); Jong-Hwan Kim(Korea Advanced Institute of Science andTechnology (KAIST), Korea); Songcheol
Hong (IEEE, USA)

TH1-IF-26
Envelope Tracking System for HighPower Applications in uplink 4G/5G
LTE Advanced
Florinel
USA)

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10:00 - 11:30

TH1-IF-27
An On-chip Self-Interference Canceller
with Variable Inductor Based Electrical
Balance Network for Full Duplex
Systems

TH1-IF-33
Development of High Isolation PingPong DDS-PLL based Frequency
Synthesizer for Fast Frequency
Hopping Applications

Xiucheng Hao (Peking University, P.R.
China); Yongan Zheng (Peking University,
P.R. China); Zhengkun Shen (Peking
University, P.R. China); Zexue Liu (Peking
University, P.R. China); Junhua Liu (Peking
University, P.R. China); Huailin Liao
(Peking University, P.R. China)

Jian-Yu Li (Yuan Ze University, Taiwan);
Fu Chun Tang (Yuan Ze University,
Taiwan); Tsung-Hwa Hsieh (Yuan Ze
University, Taiwan)

Institute of Technology, USA); Edip Niver(NJIT, USA); Mohamed A Salem (Sonoma
State University, USA)

Ireland); Kazuto Yano (ATR,
Tomoaki Kumagai (ATR, Japan)

Thursday, November 8

TH1-IF-40
Simulation of Suppression Technologyof Angular Glint Based on MIMORadar

TH1-IF-47
Microstrip Lines Loaded with
Bandstop Resonators for High
Resolution Permittivity Sensing

Hai Lin (Nanjing University of Information
Science & Technology, P.R. China); JunXiang Ge (Nanjing University of Information
Science & Technology, P.R. China); Jie
Wang (Nanjing University of Information
Science & Technology, P.R. China)

Amir Ebrahimi (RMIT University,
Australia); Asif Ahmed (RMIT University,
Australia & American International
University Bangladesh, Bangladesh);
Benjamin Mapleback (RMIT University,
Australia); James Scott (RMIT University,
Australia); Kamran Ghorbani (RMIT
University, Australia)

Wu (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Yuanan
Liu (Beijing University of Posts andTelecom, P.R. China)

Kentaro Takano (Utsunomiya University,
Japan); Kota Tsunoda (Utsunomiya
University, Japan); Takashi Shimizu(Utsunomiya University, Japan); Yoshinori
Kogami (Utsunomiya University, Japan)

Bochum, Germany); Ilona Rolfes (Ruhr-

Takafumi Sasaki (Utsunomiya University,
Japan); Kohei Takahagi (Utsunomiya
University, Japan); Yoshinori Kogami(Utsunomiya University, Japan); Takashi
Shimizu (Utsunomiya University, Japan)

TH1-IF-34
Study on Fading Prediction for TH1-IF-41
Automated Guided Vehicle using Flexible OTA Probe Setups for
TH1-IF-48
TH1-IF-28
Massive MIMO Base Station Testing
Probabilistic Neural Network
Complex permittivity evaluation ofFlange Angle Design for WaveguideJulian L Webber (Osaka University & Heng Wang (Beijing University of Posts anddielectric materials for millimeter wave
Based Orbital Angular Momentum
Advanced Telecommunications Research Telecommunications, P.R. China); Weimin
Multiplexing Communication Systems Institute International, Japan); Norisato Suga Wang (Beijing University of Posts and circuit substrates with the Whisperinggallery mode resonator method
Nedime Pelin M. H. Salem (New Jersey (ATR, Japan); Abolfazl Mehbodniya (UCD, Telecommunications, P.R. China); Yongle
Japan);

TH1-IF-35
Atmospheric Vapor Distribution
Observation by Using a Ku-Band TH1-IF-42
A 3D Printed Elliptical Mirror for TH1-IF-49
Beacon from a LEO Satellite
Material Characterization using Complex permittivity measurements of
Seiji Fukushima (Kagoshima University,
FMCW Transceivers
thermoplastic resin filaments for a 3D
Nariisa Omura (Kyoto Institute of Japan); Yusuke Kora (Kagoshima University,
printer using a 50GHz TM0m0 mode
Technology, Japan); Saeko Oshiba (Kyoto Japan); Masanori Nishio (Aichi University of Jonas Wagner (Ruhr-Universität Bochum,
Germany); Jan Barowski (Ruhr-Universität cavity resonator
Technplogy, Japan)
Institute of Technology, Japan)
TH1-IF-29
Experimental demonstration of OFDM
based WDM-MIMO visible light
communication system

TH1-IF-30
TH1-IF-36
Universität Bochum, Germany)
Six-port based High Performance Busy/Idle Duration Model for WLAN
Concurrent Dual-band Receiver
Traffic and Its Prediction Performance TH1-IF-43
Towards an Automated, Nonusing Autoregressive Method
Nadia Chagtmi (Faculté des Sciences deDestructive Method to Measure Sugar
Tunis, Tunisia); Afef Harguem (Ecole Yafei Hou (Okayama University, Japan);Content Using Dielectric Spectroscopy
Polytechnique of Montreal, Canada);
Noureddine Boulejfene (Center for Researchon Microelectronics and Nanotechnology,
Technopole of Sousse, Sousse, Tunisia);
Fadhel Ghannouchi (University of Calgary,
Canada)Yusuke Tanaka (Okayama University,
Japan); Julian L Webber (Osaka University& Advanced Telecommunications ResearchInstitute International, Japan); Kazuto Yano
(ATR, Japan); Satoshi Denno (Okayama
University, Japan); Tomoaki Kumagai (ATR,
Japan)

Scott J Thomason (The University of
Queensland, Australia); Konstanty S
Bialkowski (The University of Queensland,
Australia)

TH1-IF-44
Near Field Quasi Plane Wave
Generation and Performance
TH1-IF-37
Efficient Acquisition of Map Evaluation
Information using Local Data Sharing Xuelei Sun (Beihang University, P.R.
over Hierarchical Wireless Network China); Zhengpeng Wang (Beihang
for Service Robots
University, P.R. China); Jungang Miao
He Gao (Beijing University of Posts andTH1-IF-31
Clustering Based Pilot Allocation
Algorithm for Mitigating Pilot
Contamination in Massive MIMO
Systems

Telecommunications, P.R. China); Tiankui
Zhang (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Chunyan
Feng (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Youxiang
Wang (China United Network
Communication Corporation Ltd., P.R.
China)

Rui Teng (Advanced Telecommunications
Research Institute International, Japan);Kazuto Yano (ATR, Japan); Tomoaki
Kumagai (ATR, Japan)

TH1-IF-32
Experimental Evaluation of Adaptive
Simultaneous Transmission Timing
Control Considering Idle/Busy
Probability for Multi-band WirelessLAN

Ryuji Kuse (Kumamoto University, Japan);Takeshi Fukusako (Kumamoto University,
Japan); Akira Matsushima (Kumamoto
University, Japan)

Laboratories, Japan); Kazuto Yano (ATR,
Japan); Masayuki Suto (Mobile Techno
Corp., Japan); Atsuhiko Sugitani (Mobile
Techno Corps, Japan); Yasuharu Amezawa(Mobile Techno Corp, Japan); Tomoaki
Kumagai (ATR, Japan)

Kimberley W. Eccleston (Lincoln Agritech
Ltd, New Zealand); Sonya M Scott(AgResearch Ltd, New Zealand); Paula A
Brooksby (University of Canterbury, New
Zealand); Ian Fowler (AgResearch Ltd, New
Zealand); Scott A Sevier (AgResearch Ltd,New Zealand)(Beihang University, P.R. China)

TH1-IF-45
The Impact of Human Walking on theTime-Frequency Distribution of InHome Radio Channels

TH1-IF-38
Effect of Applying Meta-surface Alireza Borhani (University of Agder,
Reflector on 2×2 LOS MIMO
Norway); Matthias Pätzold (University of

TH1-IF-39
Wool-Air Mix
Naoto Egashira (ATR Wave Engineering Measurement

Agder, Norway)

TH1-IF-46
A Novel Composite-Loop Active
Load-Pull System Having Stability andSimple StructureP e r m i t t i v i t y Kentaro Kawabe (Ryukoku University,
Japan); Toshio Ishizaki (Ryukoku University,
Japan)

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Session TH3-IF

Room A

14:00 - 15:30
Chairs: Tuptim Angkeaw (Chulalengkorn University, Thailand),Kazuya Yamamoto (Mitsubishi Electric Corporation & High Frequency and Optical Device Works, Japan)

TH3-IF-1
A Generalized Digital Predistortion
Model Based on Artificial Neural
Networks

TH3-IF-7
1-40GHz MMIC Distributed Power
Amplifier in Gallium Nitride
Technology with P1dB > 31dBm

TH3-IF-14
Phase Noise Characteristics of VCOs
Utilizing Various Structural 3D-Striped
Inductor

TH3-IF-21
A Novel Indirect Learning Digital
Predistortion Architecture Only with
In-phase Component

Zhijian Yu (Shanghai Huawei Technologies
Co., Ltd., P.R. China)

Iban Barrutia (Universidad de Cantabria,
Spain); Amparo Herrera (Universidad de
Cantabria, Spain)

Yuta Sakamoto (Okayama Prefectural
University, Japan); Nobuyuki Itoh (Okayama
Prefectural University, Japan)

Cuiping Yu (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Quan
Tang (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Yuanan
Liu (Beijing University of Posts andTelecom, P.R. China)

TH3-IF-2
In-Phase or Quadrature Observation
for Indirect Learning Architecture
Digital Predistortion Method Based on
Forward Modeling
Yikang Zhang (University of Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Gang Li(University of Science and Technology ofChina, P.R. China); Hongmin Li (Universityof Science and Technology of China, P.R.
China); Wen Qiao (University of Scienceand Technology of China, P.R. China); Falin
Liu (University of Science and Technology
of China, P.R. China)

TH3-IF-3
A 32% Bandwidth, 47.2% PAE Power
Amplifier with a reduced IMD3 using
GaAs HBT Technology
Li Shaojun (Xidian University, P.R. China);
Lv Hongliang (Xidian University, P.R.
China); Zhang Yimen (Xidian University,
P.R. China); Zhang Yuming (Xidian
University, P.R. China); Muhammad Asif
(Chinese Academy of Science, Pakistan)

TH3-IF-8
TH3-IF-15
A 2W 45% PAE X-Band GaN HEMT Solid-State Transmitters and Sources
Class-F MMIC Power Amplifier
for Remote Sensing Radars,
TH3-IF-22
Instruments and Communication
Tomohiro Senju (Toshiba Infrastructure
Envelope Tracking Linearizability of
Systems & Solutions Corporation, Japan); Naresh Deo (QuinStar Technology, USA)Power Amplifier
Kazutaka Takagi (Toshiba Infrastructure
Systems & Solutions Corporation, Japan); TH3-IF-16
Yu Zhu (Skyworks, USA); Alex Klimashov
Hideki Kimura (Toshiba Infrastructure Mode-Reconfigurable RF Power (Skyworks, USA); Boshi Jin (Skyworks
Amplifier with Independently Solutions Inc., USA); Florinel Balteanu
Systems & Solutions Corporation, Japan)
Controllable Fundamental and Second (Skyworks Solutions, USA); Serge Drogi
TH3-IF-9
Harmonic Output Impedances(Skyworks Solutions, USA); Dylan Bartle
Deep Neural Network Based(Skyworks, USA); Paul DiCarlo (Skyworks
Predistorter with ReLU Activation for Genedyn Gems Mendoza (University of the Solutions, USA)
Philippines, Philippines); Miguel Carlo
Doherty Power Amplifiers
Purisima (University of the Philippines, TH3-IF-23
Reina Hongyo (Toshiba Corporation); Philippines)
A Novel Power Combining Technique
Yoshimasa Egashira (Toshiba Corporation,
for Microwave Generation with aJapan); Keiichi Yamaguchi (Toshiba TH3-IF-17
Combination of Injection-Locked HighStudyonLinearization
PerformanceofCorporation, Japan)
Highly Efficient Low-Voltage Biased Power Oscillator and Power-Adjustable
TH3-IF-10
Driver Including Dual-Stage GaN High Efficiency Amplifier
A low loss slow wave structure based MMIC
Hikaru Ikeda (Company & Panasonicon HCG SSP for traveling wave tube
Osman Ceylan (Ampleon Netherlands BV, Corporation, Japan); Yasushi Itoh (Shonan
applications
Institute of Technology, Japan)
Chen Zhao (Nanyang Technological
University, Singapore); Geyi Wen (Nanjing
University of Information Science andTechnology, P.R. China)

TH3-IF-4
Design of a 1.4 - 3.6 GHz HighEfficiency Broadband Power
Amplifiers with Mixed Operation TH3-IF-11
A 26GHz 22.2dBm Variable Gain
Modes
Power Amplifier in 28nm FD-SOI
Fei You (University of Electronic Scienceand Technology of China, P.R. China); CMOS for 5G Antenna Arrays
Chuan Li (University of Electronic Scienceand Technology of China, P.R. China);
Weimin Shi (University of Electronic
Science and Technology of China, P.R.
China); Songbai He (University of Electronic
Science and Technology of China, Chengdu,
P.R. China)

Christian Elgaard (Ericsson Research &Lund University, Sweden); Andreas Axholt(Acconeer, Sweden); Eric Westesson(Ericsson Research, Sweden); Henrik
Sjöland (Lund University, Sweden)

The Netherlands); Andre Prata (Ampleon
Netherlands BV, The Netherlands); Sergio
Pires (Ampleon Netherlands BV, The
Netherlands)

TH3-IF-18
A 29.6 dBm 29-GHz Power Amplifierfor Satellite and 5G Communications
Using 0.15-μm GaAs p-HEMT
Technology
Ian Huang (National Taiwan University,
Taiwan); Shao-Ting Yen (National Taiwan
University, Taiwan); Wei-Pang Chao
(National Taiwan University, Taiwan); JengHan Tsai (National Taiwan Normal
University, Taiwan); Abdulelah Alshehri(KACST, Saudi Arabia); Mazen Almalki(KACST, Saudi Arabia); Abdulhamid Sayed(KACST, Saudi Arabia); Tian-Wei Huang(National Taiwan University, Taiwan)

TH3-IF-12
Novel Dual Power-Mode CMOS
TH3-IF-5
Differential Power Amplifier Design
Design of Low-power High-speed Using Single Supply Voltage and a
Current Mode Dual-modulus Prescaler Compact Reconfigurable Output
with Inductive Peaking Structure
TH3-IF-19
Combining Network
Power High Efficiency
Wanlu Wang (Peking University, P.R. Chenxi Zhai (The Chinese University of High
China); Song Jia (Peking University, P.R. Hong Kong, Hong Kong); Kwok-keung Asymmetric Doherty Amplifiers for
China); Xinning Liu (Peking University, P.R. (Michael) Cheng (Chinese University of Base Station Applications
China); Yuan Wang (Peking University, P.R.
China)

Hong Kong, Hong Kong)

James Wong (Sumitomo Electric Europe Ltd& Sumitomo Electron Device Innovations,

TH3-IF-13
United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Akira
TH3-IF-6
A GaN-on-Si MMIC Doherty Power Akiyama (Sumiotmo Electric Device
A n 8 8 . 6 8 % T u n i n g R a n g e Amplifier for 5G Applications
Innovations, Inc., Japan)
Enhancement and High Process
Rocco Giofrè (University of Roma Tor
Compatibility mm-Wave QVCO with
TH3-IF-20
Vergata, Italy); Alessandro Del Gaudio
SCHI Achieving -196.6 FOMTA High-Efficiency 4.35-4.85 GHz(University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy);
Hui Yang (Institute of Microelectronic Walter Ciccognani (Università of Rome Tor Doherty Amplifier for Base Station
Circuits and Systems, East China Normal Vergata, Italy); Sergio Colangeli (University Applications
University, P.R. China); Runxi Zhang (East
China Normal University, P.R. China);
Chunqi Shi (East China Normal University,
P.R. China); Guangsheng Chen (Shanghai
Eastsoft Microelectronics Co. Ltd., P.R.
China)of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy); Ernesto Limiti(University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy)

James Wong (Sumitomo Electric Europe Ltd& Sumitomo Electron Device Innovations,
United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Gaku
Nishio (Sumitomo Electric Device
Innovations, Inc., Japan)

TH3-IF-24
A Low-profile Dual-polarized
Wideband Antenna with AMC
Reflector
Kaining Zhu (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Ming Su(Being University of Post andTeleommunication, P.R. China); Cuiping Yu(Beijing university of posts andtelecommunications, P.R. China); Yuanan
Liu (Beijing University of Posts andTelecom, P.R. China); Chaorui Zang (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
P.R. China)

TH3-IF-25
Directed gain bandwidth enhancementin patch/slot hybrid antenna
Bei Huang (Guangdong University ofTechnology, P.R. China); Jun Zhang(Guangdong University of Technology, P.R.
China); Zuhua Liu (Foshan Innovative
Micro-IC Technology Inc, P.R. China); Gary
Zhang (Guangdong University ofTechnology, P.R. China); Fugen Wu(Guangdong University of Technology, P.R.
China)

TH3-IF-26
Millimeter Wave High-isolated MIMO
Antenna With Two Opposite Radiation
Directions
Zheng Gan (South China University ofTechnology, P.R. China)

TH3-IF-27
Wideband Reconfigurable Parasitic
Plasma Antenna in VHF Band
Chao Wang (Shanghai Jiao Tong University,
P.R. China); Bin Yuan (Shanghai Jiao Tong
University, P.R. China)

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14:00 - 15:30

Thursday, November 8

pan)

TH3-IF-28
A Microstrip Patch Antenna
Sandwiched Between a Ground Plane
and a Metasurface for WiMAX
Applications
Niamat Hussain (Chungbuk National
University, Korea); Uktam Azimov(Chungbuk National University, Korea); Ji
Woong Park (Chungbuk National University,
Korea); Seung-Yeop Rhee (Chonnam
National University, Korea); Nam Kim(Chungbuk National University, Korea)

TH3-IF-35
TH3-IF-42
A Super Compact 2×2 MIMO Antenna Miniaturized Antenna Basedfor GSM/WLAN Applications
Vertical Split-Ring Resonator
Sachin Kumar (Kyungpook National
University, Korea); Kunal Srivastava (Indian
Institute of Technology (ISM) Dhanbad,
India); Kang Wook Kim (Kyungpook
National University, Korea); Hyun Chul
Choi (Kyungpook National University,
Korea)

TH3-IF-49
On Design of a low-voltage
efficiency 250 GHz gyrotron

Zhan Wang (University of Electronic Scienceand Technology of China, P.R. China);
Yuandan Dong (University of Electronic
Science and Technology of China, P.R.
China)

TH3-IF-43
Numerical Homogenization for
TH3-IF-36
Effective Permittivity of Composite
Planar Via-Free Medium with 2-D Dielectrics in Waveguide by the Finite
Negative Refractive Index Properties
Element Method

TH3-IF-29
Design of a Triple Band Folded Dipole Hidehisa Shiomi (Osaka University, Japan);
Antenna with Low SAR for GPS/ Atsushi Sanada (Osaka University, Japan)
WLAN Application
TH3-IF-37
Ji Woong Park (Chungbuk National
Mie Resonances of Silicon Meta-atoms
University, Korea); Min-joo Jeongat Visible Frequencies(Chungbuk National University, Korea); Han

Tuptim Angkeaw
University, Thailand)high-Chenxiang An (National University of
Defense Technology, P.R. China); Dian
Zhang (National University of Defense
Technology, P.R. China); Jun Zhang(National University of Defense Technology,
P.R. China); Song Li (National University of
Defense Technology, P.R. China); Jing Liu(National University of Defense Technology,
P.R. China)(Chulalongkorn

TH3-IF-44
Design methodology of a single-beampassive reflectarray for controlling
Ul Bong (Chungbuk National University, Zhixia Xu (Southeast University, P.R. arbitrary illuminations
Korea); Ic Pyo Hong (Kongju National
University, Korea); Nam Kim (Chungbuk
National University, Korea)

TH3-IF-30
High-Performance Long-range OAM
Communication Using Loop Antenna
Arrays in 12-GHz Band
Hiroto Otsuka (The University of ElectroCommunications, Japan); Ryohei Yamagishi(The University of Electro-Communications,Japan); Ryo Ishikawa (The University ofElectroCommunications, Japan); Akira
Saitou (The University of ElectroCommunications, Japan); Hiroshi Suzuki(The University of Electro-Communications,Japan); Kazuhiko Honjo (The University ofElectro-Communications, Japan)

China); Changjiang Su (Southeast
University, P.R. China); Siyuan Liu(Southeast University, P.R. China); Hongxin
Zhao (Southeast University, P.R. China);
Shunli Li (Southeast University, P.R. China);
Xiaoxing Yin (Southeast University, P.R.
China)

Jiawei Han (ESIGELEC, IRSEEM &Normandie Univ, UNIROUEN, France);
Constant Manouan Aka Niamien (Normandie
Univ, UNIROUEN, ESIGELEC/IRSEEM,
Rouen, France); Zouheir Riah (Normandie
Univ UNIROUEN ESIGELEC/IRSEEM,
France)TH3-IF-38
TH3-IF-45
Low Frequency Leaky Waves at Left Design of a Perfect Absorber for
Handed Ferrite Microstrip Line
Normal Incident Waves Using Dirac
Makoto Tsutsumi (Fukui Institute Cone Metasurface with Anchor Shaped
Technology & Kyoto Institute of Unit Cells
Technology, Japan)

TH3-IF-39
Using Magnetic Photonic Crystal to
Achieve High Performance Broadband
Band-Pass Filter

Subaru Morita (Osaka University, Japan);Atsushi Sanada (Osaka University, Japan)

TH3-IF-46
Ground-Wave-Suppressed HighFrequency Sky-Wave Radar Based on
TH3-IF-31
Bandgap
Xi Yang (Nanjing University, P.R. China); Practically-Realizable
The Design and Simulation of a
Yan Gu (Nanjing University, P.R. China); Structure
Compact Vivaldi Antenna for UWB
Zhong-Hao Sa (Nanjing University, P.R. Liang-Yu Ou Yang (National Chung-Shan
Applications
China); Rui-Xin Wu (Nanjing University,
Institute of Science & Technology, Taiwan);
Shih-Yuan Chen (National Taiwan
University, Taiwan)

Yongdong Zang (CETC38, P.R. China);
Mou-ping Jin (East China Research Instituteof Electronic Engineering, P.R. China)

P.R. China)

Xue Ren (City Univeirsity of Hong Kong,
P.R. China); Shaowei Liao (South China
University of Technology, P.R. China); Quan
Xue (South China University of Technology,
P.R. China)

France); André de Lustrac (Institutd'Electronique Fondamentale - Université
Paris-Sud, France); Gérard-Pascal Piau
(Airbus, France); Shah Nawaz Burokur(LEME, France)

TH3-IF-33
A Low-profile and High-gain
Circularly Polarized Antenna Based on
Holographic Principle

TH3-IF-41
Flat Retroreflector Mimicking
Cylindrical Retroreflector with
Function of a Luneburg Lens

Lei Gan (Xidian University, P.R. China)

Tsutomu Nagayama (Kagoshima University,
Japan); Seiji Fukushima (Kagoshima
University, Japan); Toshio Watanabe(Kagoshima University, Japan); Atsushi
Sanada (Osaka University, Japan)

TH3-IF-40
Phase Modulation in Partially TH3-IF-47
TH3-IF-32
Reflective Surfaces for Beam Steering Antenna Gain Enhancement by 2-D
A Magnetic Current-Based Filtering in Fabry-Perot Cavity Antennas
Photonic Crystals with the Γ-Point
Antenna
Badreddine Ratni (Univ Paris Nanterre, Dirac Cone

TH3-IF-34
Slot Antenna Backed by a Quarter
Cylindrical Cavity with a Tuning Slit
Stub
Jun Nishijima (Kyoto
Technology, Japan)

Institute

Daigo Kambayashi (Osaka University,
Japan); Atsushi Sanada (Osaka University,
Japan)

TH3-IF-48
Design of Small-size Bandstop Filterswith Lumped-element Immittancea Inverters on Artificial Transmissiona LinesDmitry Kholodnyak (Saint Petersburg
Electrotechnical University ''LETI'', Russia /Tohoku University, Japan); Noriharu
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Session FR1-IF

Room A

FR1-IF-1
Parallel-coupled-line quasi-elliptic
single-ended and balanced bandpass
filters
Chih-Jung Chen (National Taiwan Ocean
University & National Taiwan Ocean
University, Taiwan); Chun-Lung Chen(National Taiwan Ocean University, Taiwan)

10:00 - 11:30
Chairs: Rozenn Allanic (Lab-STICC - UBO Brest, France),
Hidehisa Shiomi (Osaka University, Japan)

FR1-IF-8
FR1-IF-15
Compact Microstrip Lowpass Filter Design of Holographic Metasurface forwith Ultra-wide Stopband
Antenna Beam Steering Based on
Liquid Crystal Technology
Thulaseedharan Kodiyattuvila Rekha(Cochin University of Science andTechnology, India); Parambil Abdulla(Cochin University of Science andTechnology, India); Thevaruparambil
Abdulnazer Nisamol (Cochin University of
Science and Technology, India)

FR1-IF-2
Bandpass Filter with Capacitively
Loaded Coupled Lines for Wideband FR1-IF-9
Compact Quasi-elliptic Bandpass Filter
Spurious Rejection
Using Magnetically Coupled LC
Peng Chen (University of Electronic Science
Resonator Pair
and Technology of China, P.R. China);
Luping Li (University of Electronic Scienceand Technology of China, P.R. China); Kai
Yang (University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Qiang
Chen (Tohoku University, Japan)

Ting-Yi Lin (National Taiwan University &GICE, Taiwan); Tzong-Lin Wu (National
Taiwan University, Taiwan)

Xiang Zhang (University of Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Qingyuan
Zhang (University of Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Chang
Chen (University of Science and Technology
of China, P.R. China); Weidong Chen
(University of Science & Technology ofChina, P.R. China); Bin Liu (University of
Science and Technology of China, P.R.
China); Jian Cai (Institute ofMicroelectronics of the Chinese Academy of
Sciences, P.R. China)

FR1-IF-16
Reconfigurable Metasurface as
Microwave Reflectors and Polarization
FR1-IF-10
Miniaturized EMSIW Filter with High Convertersout of Band Rejection
Badreddine Ratni (Univ Paris Nanterre,

FR1-IF-21
Circularly Polarized Antenna with
Asymmetric-Metasurface
Jils Sheersha (Nanyang Technological
University, Singapore); N Nasimuddin(Institute for Infocomm Research,
Singapore); Arokiaswami Alphones(Nanyang Technological University,
Singapore)

FR1-IF-22
Novel Compact High-Gain Wideband
Filtering Metasurface Antenna
Si Chen (Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Wanchen Yang
(Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Wenquan Che(Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Quan Xue (South
China University of Technology, P.R.
China); Wenjie Feng (Nanjing University of
Science and Technology, P.R. China)

FR1-IF-3
Matrix Synthesis of Cascaded Xing-He Nie (Southeast University & State France); André de Lustrac (Institut
K-Tuplets Filters with Frequency- Key Laboratory of Millimeter Waves, P.R. d'Electronique Fondamentale - Université FR1-IF-23
Unambiguous Determination of
Variant Couplings
China); Wei Hong (Southeast University, Paris-Sud, France); Gérard-Pascal Piau
Oscillation Frequency for Multiple(Airbus,France);Shah
Nawaz
Burokur
P.R.
China)
Yuxing He (Yokohama National University,
Objects using Quadrature Doppler(LEME,
France)Japan); Nobuyuki Yoshikawa (Yokohama
Radar
FR1-IF-11
National University, Japan)
Analysis and Determination of FR1-IF-17
Avon Whitworth (University of Hawaii at
A Reconfigurable 4G MIMO Liquid
Microwave Filter Order
FR1-IF-4
Manoa, USA); Khaldoon Ishmael (University
A Design of Balun Bandpass Filter for Eng Leong Tan (Nanyang Technological Metal Mobile Handset Antennaof Hawaii at Manoa, USA); Ehsan Yavari
Wide Stopband Attenuation Base on University, Singapore); Ding Yu Heh Haiqiang Gao (Beihang University, P.R. (University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA); Olga
Stepped Impedance Resonators(Nanyang Technological University, China); Zhengpeng Wang (Beihang Boric-Lubecke (University of Hawaii at
Phirun Kim (Chonbuk National University,
Korea); Wang Qi (Chonbuk National
University, Korea); Girdhari Chaudhary(Chonbuk National University, Korea);
Yongchae Jeong (Chonbuk National
University, Korea)

Singapore)

FR1-IF-12
Design and fabrication of 3-pole BPF
configured by hairpin resonators anddifferent types of coupling and feed
types at 20 GHz

FR1-IF-5
Satoshi Ono (The University of ElectroA Novel 3.5 GHz Low-Loss Bandpass Communications, Japan)
Filter Using I.H.P. SAW
Yuichi Takamine (Murata Manufacturing FR1-IF-13
Co., Ltd., Japan); Tsutomu Takai (Murata A Compact Power Divider Using DualRight-/Left-Handed
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Japan); Hideki Composite
Iwamoto (Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Resonators (D-CRLH) with Filtering
Japan); Takeshi Nakao (Murata MFG., Response
Japan); Masayoshi Koshino
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Japan)(Murata

I-Ju Chen (National University ofKaohsiung, Taiwan); Wen-Chen Lee(National University of Kaohsiung, Taiwan);
Yi-Hsin Pang (National University ofKaohsiung, Taiwan)

FR1-IF-6
Novel Length Independent Beltrami
Resonators Using CorrugatedReflectors
FR1-IF-14
Ryo Mochizuki (Kyoto University, Japan); A Notch Filter Design Using QuarterYuma Takano (Osaka University, Japan); mode SIW Cavities with High Mode
Naoki Shinohara (Kyoto University, Japan); Suppression
Atsushi Sanada (Osaka University, Japan)

FR1-IF-7
Compact
Ultra-Narrowband
Superconducting Filter using
Asymmetric Twin-Spiral Resonators
Lin Tao (Tsinghua University, P.R. China);
Bin Wei (Tsinghua University, P.R. China);
Xubo Guo (Tsinghua University, P.R.
China); Bisong Cao (Tsinghua University,
P.R. China)

Xiaolong Huang (Shanghai Jiao Tong
University, P.R. China); Liang Zhou
(Shanghai Jiao Tong University, P.R. China);
Junfa Mao (Shanghai Jiao Tong University,
P.R. China)

University, P.R. China); Chang Xu (BeiHang
University, P.R. China)

FR1-IF-18
Dual-band Conformal Antenna for
Wireless Capsule Endoscopy
Applications
Lijie Xu (Nanjing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Zhu Duan
(Nanjing University of Information Scienceand Technology, P.R. China); Ming Zhang(Nanjing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Yaming
Bo (Nanjing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China)

FR1-IF-19
Flexible Broadband achromatic
microwave metalens design using
polynomial fitting method
Ling Wang (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Weijun
Hong (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Li Deng
(Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Shufang
Li (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Shahab
Uddin (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, Pakistan); Haomin
Tian (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Deken
Chen (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China)

Manoa, USA)

FR1-IF-24
14.5GHz Circular Waveguide
Applicator for the Treatment of Skin
CancerShaun Preston (Bangor University, United
Kingdom (Great Britain)); Christopher Paul
Hancock (Bangor University and Creo
Medical, United Kingdom (Great Britain))

FR1-IF-25
A Miniature Flexible Microwave
Applicator for the Ablation of
Pancreatic Tumours at 5.8GHz
William Taplin (Bangor University, United
Kingdom (Great Britain)); Shaun Preston(Bangor University, United Kingdom (GreatBritain)); Christopher Paul Hancock (Bangor
University and Creo Medical, United
Kingdom (Great Britain))

FR1-IF-26
The Effect of Data Acquisition
Configuration on Simultaneous
Algebraic Reconstruction Technique
Algorithm for Microwave Imaging
SystemBasari Basari (Universitas Indonesia,
Indonesia); Ria Aprilliyani (Universitas
Indonesia, Indonesia)

FR1-IF-20
High-Gain Low-Profile SubstrateIntegrated Fabry-Pérot Cavity Antenna
Zhiming Liu (Nanjing University of
Aeronautics and Astronautics, P.R. China);
Xiangkun Kong (Nanjing University of
Aeronautics and Astronautics, P.R. China)

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10:00 - 11:30

FR1-IF-27
FR1-IF-34
Dual-Band Dual-Polarization Coding Wide Range Dual Linear Polarization
Metasurface Antenna
Rectenna Using Beamforming
Networks for Nuclear Power Plants
Shun-Cheng Tian (Xidian University, P.R.
China); Yunjia Huang (Xidian University,
P.R. China); Xiaoxiao Liu (Xidian
University, P.R. China); Yu-Ying Zhao
(Xidian University, P.R. China); Haixia Liu(Xidian University, P.R. China); Long Li(Xidian University, P.R. China)

FR1-IF-28
An Extensive Load Resistor Operationof Wireless Power Transfer System in
13.56MHz Resonant Mode
Heng-Ming Hsu (National Chung-Hsing
University, Taiwan)

Dong-Jin Lee (Korea Institute of Nuclear
Safety(KINS), Korea); Jaeyul Choo (Korea
Institute of Nuclear Safety, Korea); In-June
Hwang (Korea Advanced Institute of Scienceand Technology(KAIST), Korea)

FR1-IF-35
Stacked Microstrip Patch Antenna
Array with High-gain and Improved
Thermal-Stability for Microwave
Power Transmission Applications
Kyoung-Joo Lee (Korea Electrotechnology
Research Institute, KERI, Korea); Juntaek
Oh (Yeungnam University, Korea); SangHwa Yi (Korea Electrotechnology ResearchInstitute, KERI, Korea)

FR1-IF-29
Reflection Investigation of Modified
Greinacher Charge Pump Using
Frequency Doubler for An Elegant FR1-IF-36
A High Q Dual E-Shaped Defected
Full-Duplex WPT System
Ground Structure for Wireless PowerHao Zhang (Nanjing University of Science
Transfer Applications
and Technology & National University ofSingapore, P.R. China); Si-Ping Gao(National University of Singapore,
Singapore); Jian Wang (National Universityof Singapore, Singapore); Zheng Zhong(National University of Singapore Suzhou
Research Institute, P.R. China); Wen Wu(Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China)

Shalin Verma (IIITD, India); Dinesh Rano
(Indraprastha Institute of Information
Technology, Delhi, India); Mohammad
Hashmi (Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan& IIIT Delhi, India); Vivek A Bohara(Indraprastha Institute of Information
Technology, Delhi (IIIT-Delhi), India)

FR1-IF-41
FR1-IF-47
Contactless Power Transfer Module for Non-contact Emotion Recognition via
an Articulated Arm Robot
CW Doppler Radar
Motoki Futatsuya (Ryukoku University,
Japan); Toshio Ishizaki (Ryukoku University,
Japan); Ikuo Awai (Ryutech Corporation,
Japan)

FR1-IF-42
RF Energy Harvesting Using
Efficiency Dual Band Rectifier
Nermeen Ahmed Eltresy (Faculty ofEngineering, Ain Shams University &Electronics Research Institute, Egypt); Dalia
Elsheakh, dalia (Electronics ResearchInstitute & ElTahrir St. Dokki Giza, Egypt);
Esmat Abdallah (Former President of theElectronics ResearchInstitute, Egypt);
Hadia Elhenawy (Prof, Egypt)(University of Science and Technology ofChina, P.R. China)

FR1-IF-31
Autopilot Drone with Rectenna for
28GHz Microwave Irradiation
Measurement

Soon-Ik Jeon (Electronics andTelecommunications Research Institute,
Korea)

Shinji Matsuoka (Tokyo City University,
Japan); Yoshinobu Okano (Tokyo City
University, Japan)

FR1-IF-38
A Polarization-Based Power-Splitting FR1-IF-46
Full-Duplex Relaying Scheme Design Support Vector Machine-Basedfor SWIPT System
Instantaneous Presence Detection for
Satoru Suganuma (University of Tsukuba, Jinyang Li (Beijing University of Posts and Continuous Wave Radar Systems
Japan)

Telecommunications, P.R. China); Fangfang
Liu (Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China); Caili Guo(Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, P.R. China)

FR1-IF-32
Improvement in Transmission
Efficiency for Cavity Resonance
Enabled Wireless Power Transfer by
FR1-IF-39
Handling Cavity Impedance
Drone Driven by Microwave
Shinji Nimura (Toyohashi University ofTechnology, Japan)

Yudai Hashimoto (NTT Communications
Corporation, Japan); Qiaowei Yuan (National
Institute of Technology, Sendai College,
Japan); Takumi Aoki (National Institute ofTechnology, Sendai College, Japan)

FR1-IF-33
Analysis of Contact-less Power
Transfer Characteristics in a
Periodically Connected Drill Pipes
Based on Measurement of Coupling FR1-IF-40
Experiment on Direction Finding using
Unit
Array antenna for Solar Power Satellite
Ikuo Awai (Ryutech Corporation, Japan);
Tatsuya Hiraiwa (Ryukoku University,
Japan); Toshio Ishizaki (Ryukoku University,
Japan); Tomoya Inoue (JAMSTEC, Japan);Junya Ishiwata (JAMSTEC, Japan)

Qian Gao (Nanjing University of Scienceand Technology, P.R. China); Li Zhang(Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Jiaming Yan(Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Heng Zhao
(Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Chuanwei Ding
(Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Hong Hong
(Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China); Xiaohua Zhu(Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, P.R. China)

FR1-IF-48
Terahertz Non-Destructive Monitoring
for Infrastructure Components

FR1-IF-43
Study on a Microwave Power Transfer Tadao Tanabe (Tohoku University, Japan);
System to a Stratospheric Platform Yutaka Oyama (Tohoku University, Japan)
Airship
FR1-IF-49
Yuta Nakamoto (Kyoto University, Japan);
Improvement of Electric Field
Naoki Shinohara (Kyoto University, Japan)
Focusing for Deep Hyperthermia in
Breast Cancer Treatment by Using
FR1-IF-44
Deep Body Microwave Hyperthermia Microwave Dielectric Heating with
Device for Personal Uses from Focused Curved Plate Applicator
Microwave Thermotherapy System
Supawat Kotchapradit (Suranaree University

FR1-IF-37
FR1-IF-30
A Novel Coil Design Method forLong Range Wireless SAW Passive Inductive Power Transfer Avoiding FR1-IF-45
Tag System using Patch Antenna for Compensation Circuits
Development of objects storage
Vibration Monitoring
location detector with UHF-RFID
Zixuan Yi (University of Science andKoki Shibata (Japan Radio Co., Ltd., Japan); Technology of China, P.R. China); Qi Zhu system
Eiki Takahashi (Japan Radio Co., Ltd.,
Japan)

Friday, November 9of Technology, Thailand); Thanaset
Thosdeekoraphat (Suranaree University ofTechnology, Thailand)

FR1-IF-50
A Compact Wearable Antenna Using
EBG for Smart-watch Applications
Adel Ashyap (Universiti Tun Hussein Onn
Malaysia, Malaysia); Zuhairiah Zainal
Abidin (Universiti Tun Hussein Onn
Malaysia, Malaysia); Samsul Haimi Dahlan(Universiti Tun Hussien Onn Malaysia,
Malaysia); Huda A. Majid (Universiti Tun
Hussein Onn Malaysia, Malaysia);
Fauziahanim Che Seman (Universiti Tun
Hussein Onn Malaysia, Malaysia)

Sven Schellenberger (Brandenburg
University of Technology, Germany); Kilin
Shi (Friedrich-Alexander University
Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany); Tobias
Steigleder (University Hospital Erlangen,Germany); Fabian Michler (FriedrichAlexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg,
Germany); Fabian Lurz (Friedrich-Alexander
University Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany);
Robert Weigel (Friedrich-Alexander
Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany);
Alexander Koelpin (BTU & Chair forElectronics and Sensor Systems, Germany)

Mudassir Raza (The Graduate University for
Advanced Studies (SOKENDAI), Japan);
Koji Tanaka (Institute of Space andAstronautical Science, Japan Aerospace
Exploration Agency, Japan); Shotaro Katano(The Graduate University for Advanced
Studies (SOKENDAI), Japan)

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Friday, November 9
Session FR3-IF

Room A

14:00 - 15:30
Chairs: Julian L Webber (Osaka University & Advanced Telecommunicatioms Reserch Institute International, Japan),Chung-Tse Michael Wu (Rutgers University, USA)

FR3-IF-1
Third-Order Bandwidth-Tunable
Bandpass Filter with Two
Transmission Zeros

FR3-IF-9
A Wideband 90-nm CMOS Phaselocked Loop with Current Mismatch
Calibration for Spur Reduction

Ziwei Zhou (University of Electronic
Science and Technology of China, P.R.
China); Fei Xiao (University of Electronic
Science and Technology of China, P.R.
China); Yu Cao (Chengdu Tiger Microwave
Tech Co Ltd, P.R. China); Yong Zhang(University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China); Xiaohong
Tang (University of Electronic Science andTechnology of China, P.R. China)

Yueh-Hua Yu (National Taiwan University,
Taiwan); Jau-Horng Chen (National Taiwan
University, Taiwan); Yi-Jan Emery Chen(National Taiwan University, Taiwan)

FR3-IF-15
A 68-79 GHz 15.6dBm
Amplifier in 65nm CMOS

FR3-IF-22
Power Tri-band 2x2 5G MIMO Antenna
Array

Wei Lv (East China Research Institute ofElectronic Engineering); Zongming Duan
(East China Research Institute of Electronic
Engineering); Shiwei Wu (East China
Research Institute of Electronic
Engineering); Yan Wang (East China
Research Institute of Electronic Engineering,
P.R. China)

FR3-IF-10
Achieving Perfect Absorption by the
combination of Dallenbach Layer andFR3-IF-16
Salisbury Screen
A study on Direct RF Undersampling
Feifei Li (Nanjing University, P.R. China);
Receiver Configuration considering
Ping Chen (Nanjing University, P.R. China);
FR3-IF-2
Timing Skew Spurs using TimeYin Poo (Nanjing University, P.R. China);
Balanced-to-Balanced Power Divider
Interleaved ADC
Rui-Xin Wu (Nanjing University, P.R.
with Tunable In-Phase/Out-of-Phase
Tomoyuki Furuichi (Tohoku University,
China)
Power-Dividing Ratio
Japan); Mizuki Motoyoshi (Tohoku
University, Japan); Suguru Kameda (Tohoku
Pei-Ling Chi (National Chiao Tung FR3-IF-11
A
Low
Droop
Rate
Wide
Input
University, Japan); Noriharu Suematsu
University, Taiwan); Chun-Pin Chien
Bandwidth High Dynamic Range (Tohoku University, Japan)(National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan)
Track-and-hold Amplifier in 0.18 μm
FR3-IF-3
FR3-IF-17
SiGe Process
Generic UHF Bandpass Filter with AirAn E-Band Silicon-IC-to-WaveguideGuan-Lin Huang (National Central
Filled SIR Coaxial Resonators
Contactless Transition Incorporating a
University, Taiwan); Cheng-Rui Li (National
Low-Loss Spatial Power Combiner
Marc Hakim Aouidad (Elliptika, France);
Eric Rius (Lab-STICC/Université de Brest);
Jean François Favennec (Lab-STICC/ENIB,
France); Alexandre Manchec (Elliptika,
France)Central University, Taiwan); Hong-Yeh
Chang (National Central University, Taiwan)

FR3-IF-12
Design of 6-bit 28GHz Phase Shifter in
65nm CMOS

FR3-IF-4
Design theory of dual-band Wilkinson J e e h o o n P a r k ( E l e c t r o n i c s a n d
Telecommunications Research Institute,
power divider with different frequency
ETRI, Korea); Sunwoo Kong (Electronics
ratio ranges
An Song (Saitama University, Japan);
Xiaolong Wang (Jilin University, P.R.
China); Zhewang Ma (Saitama University,
Japan); Masataka Ohira (Saitama University,
Japan)and Telecommunications Research Institute,
Korea); Seunghyun Jang (ETRI, Korea); Hui
Dong
Lee(Electonics
andTelecommunications Research Institute,
Korea); Kwang-Seon Kim (ETRI, Korea);
Lee Kwang Chun (ETRI, Korea)

Piyush Kaul (Eindhoven University ofTechnology, The Netherlands); Alhassan
Aljarosha (Eindhoven University ofTechnology & Chalmers University ofTechnology, The Netherlands); A. B. (Bart)
Smolders (Eindhoven University ofTechnology, The Netherlands); Peter Baltus(Eindhoven University of Technology, The
Netherlands); Marion Matters-Kammerer(Eindhoven University of Technology, The
Netherlands); Rob Maaskant (CHALMERS,
Sweden)FR3-IF-18
A Phased Array Pattern Prediction
Technique Based on the Pattern
FR3-IF-5
FR3-IF-13
A Wideband Forward Coupler with A 110-135 GHz Integrated Sixport Multiplication Method
Tunable Coupling Ratio Using Receiver Front-End in a 130-nm Shihyuan Yeh (Texas A&M University,
Varactor Based Tuning Network
BiCMOS Technology
USA)
Chih-Hao Lai (National Chiao Tung
University, Taiwan); Chih-Yang Chang(National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan)

FR3-IF-6
Cross-board Synchronization ofOscillators Embedded with Phasedifference Adjusting
Janne-Wha Wu (National Chung Cheng
University, Taiwan)

FR3-IF-7
X-Band Broadband Branch-Line
Coupler with Loose Coupling Utilizing
Short-/Open-Circuited CoupledTransmission Lines
Yuya Haoka (University of Hyogo, Japan);
Tadashi Kawai (University of Hyogo, Japan);
Akira Enokihara (University of Hyogo,
Japan)

FR3-IF-8
Design Method of FrequencyReconfigurable Filtering Couplers
Feng Lin (Beijing Institute of Technology,
P.R. China); Hongzhong Ma (Beijing
Institute of Technology, P.R. China)

Matthias Voelkel (University Erlangen/Nuermberg, Germany); Karl Borutta(University Erlangen/Nuermberg, Germany);
Marco Dietz (Friedrich-AlexanderUniversity Erlangen-Nuremberg & Institutefor Electronics Engineering, Germany);
Klaus Aufinger (Infineon Technologies AG,
Germany); Robert Weigel (FriedrichAlexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg,
Germany); Amelie Hagelauer (University ofErlangen-Nuremberg, Germany)

Son Chu (University of Oxford, United
Kingdom (Great Britain)); Md Nazmul
Hasan (Sungkyunkwan University, Korea);
Jiaruo Yan (University of Oxford, United
Kingdom (Great Britain)); Can Chu(UniversityofTransport
andCommunications, Vietnam)

FR3-IF-23
A Method of Grating-Lobe
Suppression Using Flat-Topped
Element Pattern
Xie Shaoyi (Northwest Institute of Nuclear
Technology, P.R. China); Jiawei Li(Northwest Institute of Nuclear Technology,
P.R. China); Tao Ba (Northwest Institute of
Nuclear Technology, P.R. China); Letian
Guo (Northwest Institute of Nuclear
Technology, P.R. China); Deng Guangjian(Northwest Institute of Nuclear Technology,
P.R. China); Shao Hao (Northwest Instituteof Nuclear Technology, P.R. China)

FR3-IF-24
A 5.8-GHz Dual-Axis Monopulse
Microstrip Array Antenna Using DualFeed Network
Thet Paing Phyoe (Saga University, Japan);
Eisuke Nishiyama (Faculty of Science andEngineering, Saga University, Japan);Ichihiko Toyoda (Faculty of Science andEngineering, Saga University, Japan)

FR3-IF-25
Design of Circularly PolarizedDielectric Resonator Reflectarray
Antenna
Xibei Zhao (Xidian University, P.R. China);
Feng Wei (Xidian University & National
Laboratory of Science and Technology on
Antennas and Microwaves, P.R. China)

FR3-IF-26
360-degree Azimuth Beam Scan FourFR3-IF-19
Branch MRC Adaptive Array for
Design of Planar 8-by-16 Butler Matrix Secure Connected Cars
for 16-Element Switch-Beam Antenna Ryoya Furukura (University of Toyama);
Array
Hiroya Tanaka (University of Toyama,Chao-Hsiung Tseng (National Taiwan
University of Science and Technology,
Taiwan); Jheng-Yuan Huang (National
Taiwan University of Science andTechnology, Taiwan); Chun-Hao Tseng(National Taiwan University of Science andTechnology, Taiwan)

Japan); Kazuhiro Honda (University of
Toyama, Japan); Koichi Ogawa (Universityof Toyama & Faculty of Engineering, Japan)

Brandt Klopper (Stellenbosch University,
South Africa); Dirk de Villiers (Stellenbosch
University, South Africa)

Goto (Tokyo Institute of Technology and
Takushoku University, Japan)

Saurabh Shukla (CARE, IIT DELHI &DARE, DRDO, India); Shiban K Koul
(Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India);
Mahesh P Abegaonkar (IIT Delhi, India)

Naman Baghel (Indian Institute ofTechnology Jodhpur, India); Soumava
Mukherjee (Indian Institute of Technology
Jodhpur, India)

FR3-IF-27
The Radial Line Slot Antenna using
Non-Resonant Cross-Slot Pair for
Radiating Waveguide Termination

FR3-IF-14
A DC to 40 GHz 4-Vpp Output High- FR3-IF-20
Yasuhiro Tsunemitsu (Takushoku
Efficiency Linear Driver for Optical Efficient Antenna Scan Response University, Japan); Yasuhiro Higuma
Modelsfor
Large
PhasedArraysCommunication(Takushoku University, Japan); Naohisa
Xiao Liu (Eindhoven University ofTechnology, The Netherlands); Xi Zhang(Eindhoven University of Technology - TU/
e, The Netherlands); Rainier Van Dommele(Eindhoven University of Technology, The
Netherlands); Hao Gao (Eindhoven
University of Technology, The Netherlands);
Domine Leenaerts (NXP Semiconductors,
The Netherlands); Marion MattersKammerer (Eindhoven University ofTechnology, The Netherlands)

FR3-IF-28
FR3-IF-21
Design of a Substrate Integrated
6:1 Bandwidth Linearly Polarized Coaxial Line based 2x4 Slot Antenna
Compact Vivaldi Antenna Array
Array for Millimeter Wave Application

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14:00 - 15:30

Friday, November 9n),FR3-IF-29
New Approach to Suppress Mutual
Coupling Between LongitudinalSlotted Arrays Based on SIW Antenna
Loaded with Metal-Fences Working on
VHF/UHF Frequency-Bands: Study,
Investigation, and Principle
Mohammad Alibakhshikenari (Universitàdegli Studi di Roma “Tor Vergata”, Roma ITALY, Italy); Bal Virdee (London
Metropolitan University, United Kingdom(Great Britain)); Chan See (University of
Bolton, United Kingdom (Great Britain));
Raed A Abd-Alhameed (University ofBradford, United Kingdom (Great Britain));Francisco Falcone (Universidad Publica deNavarra, Spain); Ernesto Limiti (Universityof Rome Tor Vergata, Italy); Mohsen Khalily(University of Surrey & 5G Innovation
Centre, Institute for Communication Systems(ICS), United Kingdom (Great Britain))

FR3-IF-35
Novel Design of a Dual-band 5G mmWave Antenna Array Integrated with a
Metal Frame of a Cellular Phone
Yijin Wang (vivo Mobile Communication
Co., Ltd, P.R. China); Huan-Chu Huang(vivo Mobile Communication Co., Ltd,
Taiwan); Xianjing Jian (vivo Mobile
Communication Co., Ltd, P.R. China)

ofFR3-IF-31
A Wide Impedance Bandwidth Printed
Slot Antenna for 28, 38, and 60-GHz
Applications
Pei-Ling Chi (National Chiao Tung
University, Taiwan); Ching-Hsiang Wang
(National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan)

Dan Neculoiu (National Institute of R&D in
Microtechnologies - IMT Bucharest &Politehnica University of Bucharest,
Romania); Alina-Cristina Bunea (National
Institute for R&D in Microtechnologies IMT Bucharest, Romania); Andrei Marius
Avram (National Institute for R&D in
Microtechnologies - IMT Bucharest,
Romania)

Arvind Kumar (National Institute ofTechnology, Trichy India & National
Institute of Technology, Trichy India, India);
Divya Chaturvedi (NIT Trichy, India); B
Murugeswari (NIT TRICHY, India);
Raghavan S (NIT, India)

FR3-IF-38
Broadband Thin-Film Microstrip
Superconducting Antenna
Bing Li (Southwest Jiaotong University, P.R.

FR3-IF-32
China)A Planar Super Wideband Annular
Ring Monopole Antenna with Time FR3-IF-39
A Multi-Mode Resonator-Fed
Domain Characterization
Broadband Patch Antenna with
Son Chu (University of Oxford, United
Improved Selectivity and Harmonic
Kingdom (Great Britain)); Md Nazmul
Hasan (Sungkyunkwan University, Korea); Suppression
Jiaruo Yan (University of Oxford, United
Kingdom (Great Britain)); Can Chu(UniversityofTransport
andCommunications, Vietnam)

Sarthak Gupta (Netaji Subhas Institute ofTechnology, India); Tushar Arora (Netaji
Subhas Institute of Technology, India);
Deepak Singh (Netaji Subhas Institute ofTechnology, India); Krishan Kumar Singh(Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology,
India)

FR3-IF-36
Broadside 60 GHz Antenna with two FR3-IF-43
Quasi-Yagi Radiators with Corrugated A LTE/GPS/WWAN Dipole Antenna
for Smartwatch Applications
Directors and Reflector

FR3-IF-30
Scattering and Radiation Performanceof Ninja Array Antennas
FR3-IF-37
SIW Cavity-Backed Self-Triplexing
Keisuke Konno (Tohoku University, Japan);
Qiang Chen (Tohoku University, Japan); Antenna with T-Shaped Slot
Qiaowei Yuan (National InstituteTechnology, Sendai College, Japan)

FR3-IF-42
FR3-IF-50
Nature Inspired Golden Spiral Super- Microwave Specific Effect on Catalytic
Ultra Wideband Microstrip Antenna
Enantioselective Reactions

Jian-Feng Qian (School of Electronic andInformation Engineering, South China
University of Technology, P.R. China); FuChang Chen (South China University ofTechnology, P.R. China)

FR3-IF-33
A Ka-Band LTCC Magneto-Electric FR3-IF-40
Dipole Array for 5G Communications A Consistently High Gain Frequency
Yu Jian Li (Beijing Jiaotong University, P.R. Scanning Antenna for Portable LowChina); Yong-Xin Guo (National University Profile Beamforming Applications

Tohru Yamada (Keio University, Japan)

FR3-IF-51
Effect of Multimode and Single-mode
Microwave Processing of Anisotropic
Grain Growth of CuFeO2
Jun Fukushima (Tohoku University, Japan)

Jui-Han Lu (National Kaohsiung Marine
University, Taiwan); Jia-Wen Hsu (National
Kaohsiung University of Science andTechnology, Taiwan); Jing-Hui Zhuang(National Kaohsiung University of Scienceand Technology, Taiwan)

FR3-IF-44
A Compact Ku/E band Horn Antenna
Xiaoyu Du (Xidian University, P.R. China);
Shufeng Zheng (Xidian University, P.R.
China)

FR3-IF-45
UWB Double-Sided Printed Bowtie
Antenna Using Supershape
Vignesh Shanmugam Bhaskar (S2-B3c-26,(Comm Research lab) & Nanyang
Technological University, Singapore); Eng
Leong Tan (Nanyang Technological
University, Singapore); King Ho Holden LI(Nanyang Technological University,
Singapore)

FR3-IF-46
Dielectric Measurement in Liquids
Using an Estimation Equation Without
Short Termination via the Cut-off
Waveguide Reflection Method
Kouji Shibata (HachinoheTechnology, Japan)

Instituteof

FR3-IF-47
Relation between complex permittivity
and microwave heating forsemiconductor materials
Hideoki Fukushima (Toyota Central R&D
Labs. Inc., Japan)

FR3-IF-48
2.45 GHz ISM-Band 450W High
Efficiency GaN Pallet Amplifier for
Karthik Thothathri Chandrasekaran(Nanyang Technological University, Microwave Heatingof Singapore, Singapore)

FR3-IF-34
Singapore); N Nasimuddin (Institute for Takumi Sugitani (Mitsubishi Electric
Equal beamwidth and low sidelobe Infocomm Research, Singapore); Michael
Corporation, Japan)
mm-wave horn antenna
Ong (Institute for Infocomm Research,
Muhammad Shahzad Sadiq (Beihang, P.R. Singapore); Arokiaswami Alphones FR3-IF-49
China); Muhammad Wasif Niaz (Nanyang Technological University, Experimental Evaluation of Uniform(Northwestern Polytechnical University, P.R. Singapore); Faeyz Karim (Nanyang Heating of Object Arranged in
Microwave Oven by Planar
China); Shufeng Zheng (Xidian University, Technological University, Singapore)
Electromagnetic Stirrer
P.R. China); Luyu Zhao (Xidian University,
FR3-IF-41
P.R. China)
A Single-Feed Circularly Polarized Naruki Saito (Aoyama Gakuin University,
Patch Antenna for Wideband Wireless Japan); Yuta Mizushima (Aoyama Gakuin
University, Japan); Ryosuke Suga (Aoyama
Applications
Min Han (Southeast University & State Key
Laboratory of Millimeter Waves, P.R.
China); Wenbin Dou (Southeast University& State Key Of MMW, Southeast University,
P.R. China)

Gakuin University, Japan); Osamu
Hashimoto (Aoyama Gakuin University,
Japan)

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10:00-17:00

Tuesday, November 6

Room B1

Room B2

WS-B1

WS1-B2

RF Front End Modules for 4G/5G Applications

10:00-13:00

mm-Wave GaN for 5G Applications

Organizer: Florinel Balteanu (Skyworks Solutions, USA)

Organizers: Kazuya Yamamoto (Mitsubishi Electric Corporation,
Japan), Kazutaka Inoue (Sumitomo Electric Industry
Corporation, Japan)
Sponsorship: Endorsed by IEEE MTT-S TC-7

With the world wide adoption and access to voice and data
through Long Term Evolution (LTE) services, the cellularindustry is now the world's largest innovation engine. For mostparts of the world mobile is the leading internet access platform
for internet access. Today there are 4.5 billion worldwide mobile
subscribers with this number expected to reach 6 billion by 2020.
The workshop examines the current status of LTE RF Front End
Modules and the ways it evolve to deliver a gigabit-per-seconduser experience which is the LTE 5G goal. 5G is simultaneously
an evolutionary process (LTE evolution) with few elements ofrevolution (5G New Radio NR). There are three LTE advanced
techniques to increase the data rate for 5G which will be
explained in this workshop such as:- Wider bandwidth via carrier aggregation- Higher order modulation- MIMO utilization
5G ecosystem will consist of two frequency area of interest:
sub 6GHz frequency domain and mmWave spectrum. Both areas
will be covered by this workshop as well the technologies used.
Both 4G LTE as it currently used and 5G NR will be deployed
concurrently in spectrum below 6GHz and therefore standalone
5G will not be deployed in LTE bands for a while. To increase
the data bandwidth there is also the need to increase the capacity
for backhaul network.
Most of the recent 5G headlines have been focused on
mmWave spectrum and the introduction of the new techniques
like beam forming which will be presented in this workshop.
Currently there are many technical challenges that would prohibit
mmWave deployment in consumer devices as a first step in the
5G technology roadmap, but will be initially deployed for
wireless backhaul solutions.

Millimeter-wave and sub-millimeter-wave applications, such as
satellite communications, radar systems, high-speed wirelesscommunications, and emerging 5G systems, have demanded highpower and high-efficiency devices. A GaN device is still a main
player for the above frequencies and applications. This workshop
introduces the advances in GaN device technology and its
application to 5G millimeter-wave transmitter systems while
focusing on transmitter system design and efficiency-enhancement
techniques as well as recent GaN device achievements. This
workshop will be of great value to GaN power amplifier designers,
especially beginners or less-experienced designers, because it
allows the attendees to learn and understand the hottest topics andthe latest results related to GaN devices at a time.
WS1-B2-1	Novel Heterostructures for Millimeter-wave GaN
Devices		Farid Medjdoub (Villeneuva D'ASCQ, France)
WS1-B2-2	GaN Transistor Development for High-Power HighLinearity Millimeter-Wave Applications
		Keisuke Shinohara (Teledyne Scientific & Imaging,
LLC, USA)
WS1-B2-3	GaN and Si Applications to 5G mm-Wave MassiveMIMO Base-Stations
		Tomoya Kaneko (NEC Corporation, Japan)
WS1-B2-4	Envelope Tracking GaN Power Amplifiers for 5G
mmWave Signals
		Donald Kimball (pSemi Corporation, USA)

WS-B1-1 Introduction		Florinel Balteanu (Skyworks Solutions, USA)
WS-B1-2 RF-SOI for LTE Carrier Aggregation and 5G
		Venkata Narayana Rao Vanukuru (Globalfoundries,
India)[Lunch break]WS-B1-3 Envelope Tracking Linearization		Yu Zhu (Skyworks Solutions, USA)
WS-B1-4 5G CMOS Tunable Filters for RF Front Ends		Gaëtan Prigent (Univesité de Toulouse, France)
WS-B1-5	
RF Front End Modules for 4G/5G Cellular
Applications
		Florinel Balteanu (Skyworks Solutions, USA)
WS-B1-6	A 28GHz CMOS Phased-Array Transceiver for 5G
New Radio		Kenichi Okada (Tokyo Institute of Technology,
Japan); Rui Wu (Tokyo Institute of Technology,
Japan)

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Tuesday, November 6

10:00-13:00

Room B2

Room C1

WS2-B2

WS1-C1

Recent Progress of Terahertz Sources for Advanced
Applications

Advances in RF Wireless Power Transfer and Energy
Harvesting Techniques

Organizers: Masayuki Fujita (Osaka University, Japan), Shuhei
Amakawa (Hiroshima University, Japan)

Organizers: Ramesh K. Pokharel (Kyushu University, Japan),
Mohammad Hashmi (Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan)

Terahertz (THz) electromagnetic waves, which are locatedbetween microwaves and light (from around 0.1 THz to 10 THz),
are attracting much attention in interdisciplinary fields straddlingelectronics and photonics. A wide variety of THz-wave
applications are being developed, including high-data-rate
wireless communication and high-resolution sensing. THz
sources are the most important components in developing
advanced THz applications because the sources can be thelimiting factor of the performance of application systems.
Performance indicators of interest include the operation
frequency, output power, power consumption, size, complexity,
tunability and cost. Among others, solid-state semiconductorbased sources are highly promising for various applications andare rapidly being developed around the world.
In this Workshop on "Recent progress of terahertz sources foradvanced applications", six distinguished invited speakers will
present solid-state THz sources using different mechanism andmaterials including a multiplier based on Schottky barrier diodes(SBDs), integrated circuits based on high-electron-mobility
transistors (HEMTs) using III-V compound semiconductors ,silicon-based complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS)
circuits, resonant tunneling diodes (RTDs), quantum cascadelasers (QCLs), and photodetectors (PDs). After the invited talks,
we will hold an open discussion with all the presenters andparticipants on the future direction of the field and any further
points.

The Near-Field Wireless Power Transfer (WPT) techniques
has found extreme usefulness in this decade. It can be due tomultiple low power sensor type potential applications as awireless power supply system for implants, body area networks,
drug delivery systems, etc. In this context, there has been strongemphasis on DGS-based WPT systems owing to the superior
performance and ease of their design when compared to theconventional coil based WPT systems. This workshop will takethe audience through the challenges and solutions related to DGS
structures and their incorporation in single band and dual-band
WPT systems. Simultaneously RF energy harvesting has also
attracted attention for application scenarios such as power transfer
to the sensors used in patient health monitoring, the sensors inhazardous environment, and the sensors for covert security
operations. The matching network and highly efficient rectifiers
are extremely critical to develop a successful energy harvesting
system. In this workshop, the audience will be introduced to therecent advances in multi-band and wideband impedance matching
techniques and the promising diode-based and PA-based rectifier
configurations.
WS1-C1-1	Single Band Wireless Power Transfer Employing
Defected Ground Structures		Ramesh K. Pokharel (Kyushu University, Japan)
WS1-C1-2	Advanced Impedance Matching and Rectifier
Configurations for Energy Harvesting		Mohammad Hashmi (Nazarbayev University,
Kazakhstan)
WS1-C1-3	J-Inverter Modelling Technique for Dual-band WPT
Systems		Adel Barakat (Kyushu University, Japan)

WS2-B2-0	Welcome Address on the Workshop of Recent
Progress of Terahertz Sources for Advanced
Applications
		Masayuki Fujita (Osaka University, Japan); Shuhei
Amakawa (Hiroshima University, Japan)
WS2-B2-1	Terahertz Sources Based on Schottky Barrier Diode
Multipliers		
Jeffrey Hesler (Virginia Diodes, Inc., USA)
WS2-B2-2	(Sub-) Millimeter-Wave Applications in Space,
Communication and Sensing Using Advanced III/V
mHEMT Technology: From Devices to Subsystems
		Michael Schlechtweg (Fraunhofer IAF, Germany)
WS2-B2-3	Devices and Circuits for Efficient Generation of
Broadband Terahertz Signals in Standard CMOS		Zeshan Ahmad (Texas Instruments, USA)
WS2-B2-4	Development of Resonant Tunneling Diodes for
Terahertz Applications
		Jae-Young Kim (Rohm Co.,Ltd., Japan)
WS2-B2-5	Recent Developments of Terahertz Quantum Cascade
Laser Sources		
Giacomo Scalari (ETH Zürich, Switzerland)
WS2-B2-6 Photodetectors for Terahertz Applications
		
Tadao Nagatsuma (Osaka University, Japan)[Open Discussion]
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WS-C2

Industrial Wireless Applications, Standardizations andTechnologies

10:00-17:00

Wireless Power Transfer in Asia

Organizer: Naoki Shinohara (Kyoto University, Japan)

Organizers: Suguru Kameda (Tohoku University, Japan), Kenichi
Maruhashi (National Institute of Information andCommunications Technology, Japan)
Chair: Shoichi Narahashi (Setsunan University, Japan)

A Wireless Power Transfer technologies are developed in US,
EU, and Japan mainly in 20th century. However, after arevolution of the WPT by proposal of a resonance coupling WPTby MIT group, there are a lot of interesting research anddevelopment of the WPT in the world. Recently, Asian activitiesof the R&D of the WPT is very active, not only in Japan but also
in various Asian countries. For example, a lot of commercial
electric buses supported by an inductive wireless charging system
run in many Chinese cities. In Korea, they are promoting OLEV
(On-Line Electric Vehicle) and inductive WPT aided train system.
In China, some group carried out a microwave beam WPTexperiment and designed a Solar Power Satellite with the beam
microwave power technology. Singapore's group propose and isdeveloping medical system with a microwave power. In Vietnam,
they are interested in the microwave power transfer system.
Recently Japan leads a collaboration of Asian countries topromote the WPT R&D via scientific society of IEICE, which isnamed Asian Wireless Power Transfer Workshop. There are deep
discussion toward new regulation of the WPT, not only an
inductive WPT but also a WPT via microwave in China-JapanKorea collaboration. The result of the discussion is submitted to
ITU (International Telecommunication Union) to establish new
WPT regulation. So recent hottest region of the WPT R&D in theworld is Asia. In this workshop, we focus on the novel WPTtechnologies in Asian countries and regulation/standardization
status from the Asia.

Wide-spreading IoT utilization needs sophisticated wirelesstechnology which satisfies a variety of requirements of industrial
applications. This workshop focuses on activities andtechnologies based on new standardization activities for industrial
wireless applications including use of 5G New Radio (NR)spectrum, coordination of existing wireless technologies, and amodel approach with application-oriented assessment.
Remarkable wireless technologies dedicated for specific industrial
wireless applications are also presented for train radio
communications and highly reliable and secure wireless network
for manufacturing industries demonstrated in Asian countries.
WS2-C1-1 5G NR Spectrum Sharing for Industrial IoT		Masakazu Shirota (QUALCOMM Japan Inc., Japan)
WS2-C1-2	Coordination Control of Wireless Systems in
Flexible Factory Environments
		Kenichi Maruhashi (National Institute of Information
and Communications Technology, Japan)
WS2-C1-3	Application Oriented Assessment of Industrial
Wireless Communication Systems
		Lutz Rauchhaupt (Institut für Automation und
Kommunikation e. V., Germany)
WS2-C1-4	Toward the Realization of Millimeter-wave Train
Radio Communications Using Linear Cellularization
		Hiroshi Nishimoto (Mitsubishi Electric Corporation,
Japan); Kenichiro Kamohara (Mitsubishi Electric
Corporation, Japan); Fumihiro Hasegawa (Mitsubishi
Electric Corporation, Japan); Shusaku Umeda(Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan); Yusuke
Kinoshita (Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan);Akihiro Okazaki (Mitsubishi Electric Corporation,
Japan); Atsushi Okamura (Mitsubishi Electric
Corporation, Japan)
WS2-C1-5	Highly Reliable and Secure Wireless Network Usefulfor Manufacturing Industries - Theoretical
Investigation and Demonstrations in Malaysia andSingapore 		
Ken Takei (Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachi ResearchLaboratory, Japan)

WS-C2-1	
RF-DC Conversion Circuit for Wireless Power
Transfer and Energy Harvesting Technologies
		Tsunayuki Yamamoto (Yamaguchi University, Japan)
WS-C2-2 RF Rectenna Design for Wireless Power Transfer		
Jiafeng Zhou (University of Liverpool, United
Kingdom (Great Britain))
WS-C2-3 Large-scale Rectenna Array at X-band
		Xuexia Yang (Shanghai University, P.R. China)
WS-C2-4	Wireless Power Communications - Combining WPTand Communications
		
Nuno Borges Carvalho (University of Aveiro/IT
Aveiro, Portugal)[Lunch break]
WS-C2-5	RF in Medicine: Current Status and Challenges ofWireless Power and Antennas
		Yongxin Guo (National University of Singapore,
Singapore)
WS-C2-6 Internet of Energy Things (IoET) for Industry 4.0
		Widad Ismail (Engineering Campus, Universiti Sains
Malaysia, Malaysia)
WS-C2-7	Universal RF Efficiency Calculation Approach for
MIMO-WPT System
		
Qiaowei Yuan (National Institute of Technology,
Sendai College, Japan)
WS-C2-8	Maximum Efficiency Contours Plotted on Smith
Chart to Acquire Optimal Duty Cycle in Resonant
Wireless Power Transfer System
		Heng-Ming Hsu (National Chung-Hsing University,
Taiwan)
WS-C2-9	Wireless Power Transfer Technologies for Electric
Vehicles, Mobile Devices, and Biomedical
Applications in Korea
		Seungyoung Ahn (KAIST, Korea); Hyun Ho Park
(University of Suwon, Korea)
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WS-D-4	R&D Activities for Capacity Enhancement using 5G
Ultra High-Density Distributed Antenna Systems
		
Teppei Oyama (Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd., Japan);
Takashi Dateki (Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd., Japan);Morihiko Minowa (FUJITSU LIMITED, Japan);
Tatsuki Okuyama (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan); Jun
Mashino (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan); Satoshi
Suyama (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan); Yukihiko
Okumura (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan)
WS-D-5	
Wireless High Quality Video Transmission in 5G
Mobile Network and its Trials
		
Hideki Shingu (Panasonic Corporation, Japan);
Masaaki Yoshino (Panasonic Corporation, Japan);
Takumi Higuchi (Panasonic Corporation, Japan);
Tetsuro Morimoto (Panasonic Corporation, Japan);Sojiro Norita (Panasonic Corporation, Japan);Hiroaki Asano (Panasonic Corporation, Japan);
Yoshifumi Morihiro (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan);
Satoshi Suyama (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan);
Yukihiko Okumura (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan)
WS-D-6	Development and Field Trial of Low-SHF-Band
C-RAN Massive MIMO System for 5G		
Yasushi Maruta (NEC Corporation, Japan);
Kenichiro Yamazaki (NEC Corporation, Japan);Toshifumi Sato (NEC Corporation, Japan); Tatsuki
Okuyama (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan); Jun
Mashino (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan); Satoshi
Suyama (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan); Yukihiko
Okumura (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan)
WS-D-7	A 28GHz Compact Hybrid Beamforming System for
Wideband Massive MIMO in 5G		
Hideyuki Nakamizo (Mitsubishi Electric
Corporation, Japan); Hifumi Noto (Mitsubishi
Electric Corporation, Japan); Kenichi Tajima(Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan); Manabu
Sakai (Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan);Naofumi Iwayama (Mitsubishi Electric Corporation,
Japan); Nobuhide Nonaka (NTT DOCOMO, INC.,
Japan); Satoshi Suyama (NTT DOCOMO, INC.,
Japan); Jun Mashino (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan);Atsushi Okamura (Mitsubishi Electric Corporation,
Japan); Yukihiko Okumura (NTT DOCOMO, INC.,
Japan)
WS-D-8Multi-beam massive MIMO without CSI estimation		
Kentaro Nishimori (Niigata University, Japan)

10:00-17:00

Room D

WS-D
Proof of Concepts of 5G Radio Access Technologies and
5G System Trials

Organizers: Satoshi Suyama (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan),
Kentaro Nishimori (Niigata University, Japan), Toshihiko
Nishimura (Hokkaido University, Japan)
While 5G standardization is progressing steadily in 3GPP,
several 5G experimental trials using prototypes and test-beds
have been performed by various operators, vendors, and regional
5G projects during the last years with the goal to confirm theperformance of key 5G radio access technologies. Recently, 5G
system trials for further advanced 5G developments are being
started in collaboration with vertical industries. The primary aimof these trials is to test new use cases, create new 5G applications
and services, and facilitate the transition to pre-commercial trials.
In this workshop, we invite key players from industry andacademia in order to share and discuss their status on proof ofconcepts (experimental trials) of 5G radio access technologies
and 5G system trials toward commercialization in 2020.
WS-D-1
5G System Trials in Japan		Yukihiko Okumura (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan);Morihiko Minowa (FUJITSU LIMITED, Japan);
Satoshi Suyama (NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan)
WS-D-2	
Huawei's 5G PoC Activities and Technology
Challenges towards Beyond 5G
		
Masao Akata (Huawei Technologies, Japan)
WS-D-3	R&D Activities for 5G in IEICE Technical Committeeon Radio Communication Systems in FY2017 - MultiAntenna Technologies and Advanced Modulation/
Multiple Access Schemes 		
Fumiaki Maehara (Waseda University, Japan);
Hidekazu Murata (Kyoto University, Japan); Tomoaki
Ohtsuki (Keio University, Japan); Yukitoshi Sanada(Keio University, Japan); Eisuke Fukuda (Fujitsu
Laboratories Ltd., Japan); Satoshi Suyama (NTTDOCOMO, INC., Japan); Tomoya Tandai (Toshiba
Corporation, Japan); Toshihiko Nishimura (Hokkaido
University, Japan); Tetsuya Yamamoto (Panasonic
Corporation, Japan); Koichi Ishihara (NTTCorporation, Japan); Kazushi Muraoka (NTTDOCOMO, INC., Japan); Shinsuke Ibi (Osaka
University, Japan); Hiroshi Nishimoto (Mitsubishi
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Room 104

WS-J

WS2-104

Trends of State-of-the-Art Measurement Technology

14:00-17:00

An Example of Bilateral Collaborative Workshop from
Grassroots Activity (Thailand-Japan Microwave,
TJMW)

Organizer: Masahiro Horibe (National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology, Japan)

Organizers: Hiroshi Okazaki (NTT DOCOMO, Japan), Kenji
Itoh (Kanazawa Institute of Technology, Japan)

Microwave and millimeter-wave measurements are demandedfrom industry and scientific area for circuit performance test, onwafer measurement, material characterization techniques. Whilereliable measurements are becoming more and more state-of-theart, the traceability in an industrial characterization process andthe extension to frequencies beyond 110 GHz are still open topics
to the scientific and industrial community. Therefore, the aim of
this workshop is to provide an overview of these current researchareas and to present future directions in the field of microwave
and millimeter-wave measurements.

This workshop will share all the attendees an example ofbilateral collaborative workshop from grassroots activity of Thaiand Japanese microwave researchers. The workshop, ThailandJapan Microwave (TJMW), is not a single shot event, it annuallycontinues about ten years. TJMW does not intend to become apremier conference such as IMS, EuMC, and APMC, but aims to
be a good place to give opportunities of presentation experienceand networking, especially among young researchers andstudents. There are similar activities besides TJMW. Anotherexample will be introduced in this workshop and discuss the
future of the bilateral and/or local collaborative workshop.

WS-J-1
VNA Measurement Uncertainty		Andrea Ferrero (Keysight Technologies)
WS-J-2	Millimeter-Wave Coaxial VNA and Power Sensor
Calibration
		
Ken Wong (Keysight Technologies)
WS-J-3	Millimeter-Wave VNA Characterization Using
Modulated Signals
		Jon Martins (Anritsu, Japan)
WS-J-4
Material Characterization Overview
		Yuto Kato (National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology & Osaka University, Japan)[Lunch break]
WS-J-5	Material Measurement Application: Nano-Scale
Measurement and Food Qualification		
Masahiro Horibe (National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology, Japan)
WS-J-6	Seven Reasons Why You Should Choose Multiline
TRL for Wafer-Level System Calibration at mmWave Frequencies		
Andrej Rumiantsev (MPI Corporation, Germany)
WS-J-7
Wafer-Level Measurements from 110 GHz to THz
		Choon Beng Sia (FromFactor (Cascade Microtech))
WS-J-8	Precision and Reproducible On-Wafer Measurements
at Millimeter-Wave		
Ryo Sakamaki (National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology, Japan)
WS-J-9EURAMET Planar Cal Project		
Karsten Kuhlmann (Physikalisch-Technische
Bundesanstalt (PTB), Germany)		

WS2-104-1 Resumption of Thailand-Japan Microwave		
Tuptim Angkaew (Chulalongkorn University,
Thailand)WS2-104-2	A Grassroots Tutorial for RF Power Transfer
Engineers		Takashi Ohira (Toyohashi University of Technology,
Japan)
WS2-104-3 Recent TJMW Activities in Thailand		Prayoot Akkaraekthalin (King Mongkut's Universityof Technology North Bangkok, Thailand)WS2-104-4 Recent TJMW Activities in Japan		
Hiroshi Okazaki (NTT DOCOMO, Japan)
WS2-104-5	Research Activities of IEEJ Investigating R&D
Committees for Electromagnetic-wave Applicationsand Wireless Technologies
		
Tadashi Kawai (University of Hyogo, Japan)

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Tuesday, November 6

10:00-13:00

Tuesday, November 6

14:00-17:00

Room E

Room E

SC1-E

SC2-E

Reconfigurable Synthesized Transmission Line - a New
Ultra-Low-Cost Phase Control Unit for Phased Arrays

Ultra High Resolution Millimeterwave and Microwave
Photonics Radars

Organizer: Tzyh-Ghuang Ma (National Taiwan University of Scienceand Technology, Taiwan)
Sponsorship: Financially sponsored by the Ministry of Science andTechnology, Taiwan (partially).

Organizers: Zhongxia Simon He (Chalmers University ofTechnology, Sweden), Antonella Bogoni (CNIT, Italy)

Range accuracy of traditional FMCW radar is proportional tothe bandwidth of the frequency sweep, for instance, several
millimeter (mm-wave) range accuracy is expected for a 20 GHz
bandwidth FMCW system. With the advance of digital signal
processing and semiconductor processing, other radar topologies
can be implemented at millimeterwave band (60-200GHz). Usingnovel topologies such as OFDM radar a range accuracy of several
micrometer can be achieved at W-band carrier frequency. This
course would introduce several non-FMCW radar topologies,
including OFDM radar, DSSS (direct sequence spectrum spread)radar and exhibit system demonstration of mm-wave radar withmicrometer accuracy. Several industry applications will bementioned in the course as well.
Taking advantages of microwave photonic, advanced
distributed antenna system (DAS) can be built which may
enhance the resolution of radar system.
Lecturers: Zhongxia Simon He (Chalmers University of Technology &Microwave Electronic Lab, Sweden); Antonella Bogoni(CNIT, Italy); Serafino Giovanni (CNIT, Italy)
Course Syllabus:[Part I]
Radar accuracy improvement with new radar waveforms- Basic idea of FMCW radar and the typical performance of
FMCW systems- Techniques for improve FMCW range accuracy- Introduction of OFDM Radar and its performance analysis- Demonstration of micrometer accuracy radar system at mmwave band
- New industrial applications enabled by high accuracy mmwave radars[Part II]
Distributed antenna systems (DAS) based on microwave
photonics-Improve radar accuracy using distributed antenna system
concept.
Objectives and Outcomes:-
Understanding of FMCW range accuracy limitation andapproach of performance improvement- Understanding of operational principle of OFDM radar- Understand the expected performance and limitation using
different radar topologies- Microwave photonics and advanced DAS radar system

Over the past two decades, synthesized (or artificial) transmission
lines (STLs) have emerged as a promising candidate for a variety of
microwave applications using PCB as well as integrated circuit (IC)technologies. Conventionally, STLs with slow-wave property are deemed
as a powerful technique for circuit size miniaturization, while those withright-/left-handed properties are a perfect tool for fulfilling multiband
designs with non-integer frequency ratio between bands.
Over the past ten years, this topic has further been explored in depth
by the short course organizer. The results, disclosed in his recent WileyIEEE press book, reveal that STLs can function more than one may
expect if its phase can be properly controlled. A series of heterogeneous
integrated phased arrays with dramatically different electrical properties
in separate frequency bands are fulfilled.
Recently, the organizer's group further explored the reconfigurabilityof STL by introducing varactor diodes as control unit to fully exploit its
phase response at single/multiple frequency bands, which turned out toresult in a breakthrough in developing low-cost phase control unit for
future phased antenna arrays. It can function as an on-off switch, a n-bit
digital phase shifter, or even a continuous (analog) phase tuning element.
When compared with commercial off-the-shelf phase shifters, this new
sort of phase control unit provides similar power handling capability andhence linearity with negligible dc power consumption; yet, its cost is ahundred times less than the commercial ones, indeed an impressive cost
reduction.
The recent progress of this sort of phase control unit, namely thephase reconfigurable synthesized transmission line (PRSTL), will be
introduced in details.
Lecturers: Tzyh-Ghuang Ma (National Taiwan Univ. of Science andTechnology, Taiwan); Huy Nam Chu (National Taiwan Univ. of
Science and Technology, Taiwan)
Course Syllabus:
1.	Basis of periodic and non-periodic synthesized transmission lines
a. Design concept
b. Formulation and synthesis principles
2.	Multi-operational mode synthesized lines and its applications toheterogeneous integrated phased arraysa. Principle of Multi-functional STLs
b. Application as dual-functional retrodirective arrayc. Application as beam-switching/phase conjugating array
3.
Phase reconfigurable synthesized transmission lines
a. Design basis
b. Examples
4.	Applications as low-cost phase control unit to multi-beam beamforming networks
a. Extended 4 x 4 Butler matrix with 16 beams
b. Reconfigurable power divider and its applications to multibeam phased array
5.
Summary and discussion
Objectives and Outcomes:[Objectives]-
To provide a comprehensive understanding of the evolution ofmulti-functional synthesized transmission lines-
To provide a clear picture of design principles of phasereconfigurable synthesized transmission lines- To provide the techniques to implement this simple yet low-cost
solution as a replacement of commercial phase shifters in modern
phased arrays[Outcomes]-To impact future 5G antenna array and microwave component
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Tuesday, November 6

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Room 103

SC-K

SC-103

10:00-17:00

Practical Evaluation of MIMO Antenna

Bits2Waves - Building a 16 QAM Radio by Hand in One Day

MIMO technology has been introduced to various wirelesssystems due to its capabilities of enhancing the data-rate without
expanding the frequency bandwidth. Since the MIMO has been
mainly studied in a viewpoint of the signal processing, some of
the initial works have neglected the realistic characteristics of theantenna and microwave circuits that are essential for the wirelesssystems. In contrast, understanding MIMO theory is somewhat
difficult for the antenna / microwave engineers, and this results
misuse of the equation of the correlation coefficient for example.
This short course aims to provide knowledge and know-how of
MIMO antenna evaluation, i.e. a) impact of antenna performanceon MIMO system, b) MIMO simulation considering antennacharacteristics, and c) MIMO experiment using realistic antennas.
Furthermore, the state-of-the-art studies on the MIMO antenna ispresented for understanding how this knowledge is actually used.
This course will give an opportunity for antenna / microwave
engineers to start or extend the research and development related
to MIMO antenna systems.
Lecturer: Naoki Honma (Iwate University, Japan)
Course Syllabus:
1.
Introduction to MIMO antennas and its evaluation
2.
MIMO signal model and capacity
3.
Impact of antenna characteristics on MIMO system
4.
Numerical evaluation of MIMO antennas
5.
Experimental evaluation of MIMO antennas
6.	Practical technique and implementation of MIMO antenna[Lunch break will be taken sometime between 11:30 and 14:00]

Bits2Waves is a 1-day experience on building your own
modern, digital radio. You will learn how modern radios work,from communication theory to fabricating microwave PCBS tomeasurements with our mini-VNA. You will design, construct,measure, and demonstrate a 16 QAM wireless transmitter at 950
MHz. The participants will design a Wilkinson combiner, abranchline coupler, a double balanced mixer, a power amplifier
and an antenna in the morning by forming teams of 5 people (onecircuit element each). During the afternoon, participants will
fabricate their designs and test each component, and then theircomplete radio. A 16QAM baseband I and Q signal will be
provided as well as a 10 dBm 950 MHz LO. Using a receiverprovided by the organizers, the participants will test their fullradio, including optimizing eye diagrams and error-vectormagnitude (EVM) of their radio. For more information please
visit http://rickettslab.org/bits2waves/apmc2018/. All materials
are provided, including design software. Participants must bring
their own 64 bit laptop.
Lecturer: David S. Ricketts (North Carolina State University,
Raleigh, NC, USA)
Course Syllabus:
1.
Introductory lecture
2.
Design of radio3.
Fabrication and test of radio components
4.
Testing of radios[Lunch break will be taken sometime between 11:30 and 14:00]

Organizer: Ryo Yamaguchi (SOFTBANK Corp., Japan)

Organizer: David S. Ricketts (North Carolina State University,
Raleigh, NC, USA)

[Attention]
Pre-registration is required for this short cource. Please see thedetail information:
http://rickettslab.org/bits2waves/apmc2018/
Contact address:
apmc2018@rickettslab.org

Objectives and Outcomes:
The attendees can understand three important things, i.e. a)
impact of antenna performance on MIMO system, b) MIMO
simulation considering antenna characteristics, and c) MIMO
experiment using realistic antennas.
Also, this course will give an opportunity for antenna /microwave engineers to start or extend the research anddevelopment related to MIMO antenna system.

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APMC 2018 CLOSING and AWARD CEREMONY
15:30 - 17:10

Friday, November 9

Room DX-band Compact Weather Radars,
In the closing session, we will introduce the efforts being done
- Observation Examples Using Multiple Weather Radars in Kansai area as an attempt to explore new application fields ofmicrowave technology. As applications of microwave for other ･Medical Applications
than communication and broadcasting, very unique efforts are
01 Prof. Tohru Tani (Shiga University of Medical Science,
being made in Kansai area. They are advanced radar technology
Shiga, Japan)
for remote sensing, application of microwave technology to
Microwave Application to the Medical Field,
medical surgery, and application to microwave chemical reaction.
- Surgery Assisting Devices and Magnetic ResonanceThis time, we will introduce our approaches to these three fields.
Compatible Energy Devices In radar technology, the MU-radar that observes wind in the
02 Dr. Shigeyuki Naka (Department of Surgery, Shiga
middle and upper atmosphere using a phased array installed in
University of Medical Science, Shiga, Japan & Department
Shigaraki, and technology to observe rainfall three-dimensionallyof Surgery, Hino Memorial Hospital,Shiga, Japan)
by connecting a plurality of X-band small radars in a network,
First Clinical Application of Microwave Surgical Device,
will be explained.
- Cutting-Edge Technology from Japan In medical application, development of microwave forceps, ･Chemical Applications
and experiments of incision while performing hemostasis and01 Prof. Yuji Wada (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo,
practical examples of surgery, will be introduced.
Japan)In chemical application, the effects of microwave heating in
Effects of Microwaves on Chemical Reactions Realized inchemical reaction and examples of nonthermal effect by
Industrial Processes
microwave, and a chemical plant for mass-production using
02 Dr. Masahiro Kanno (Microwave Chemical Co., Ltd.,
microwave heating actually built in Osaka, will be explained.
Osaka, Japan)
Following the closing session, award ceremony will be held
Standardization of Microwave-Based Manufacturing
and closing remarks will be given.
Factories

Special talks

Award Ceremony

Current Status and Future Vision of Microwave Applicationsin Kansai Area
･Radar Sensing Technologies
01 Prof. Mamoru Yamamoto (RISH, Kyoto Univ., Kyoto,
Japan)
Explore the Earth's Atmosphere by MU Radar andEquatorial Atmosphere Radar
02 Dr. Takuo Kashiwa (Furuno Electric Co., Ltd., Hyogo,
Japan)

The winners of APMC 2018 Prize and APMC 2018 Student
Prize will be announced and commended for their excellent
achievements.

Closing Remarks

APMC 2018 Steering Committee Chair, Prof. Toshio Ishizaki
will wrap up the four days of commemorable 30th APMC.

STUDENT AND YOUNG ENGINEER DESIGN COMPETITIONS
9:00 - 17:00

Thursday, November 8

Room A
APMC Student and Young Engineer Design Competitions based on the measurement results. Please visit “http://www.
(SDC) will be held during APMC 2018. All the students and apmc2018.org/competition.html” for the detailed information.
young engineers in the microwave engineering are solicited to The competitions will be held on November 8, 2018 at Room A.
(* Competitions of Track A and D may start in the afternoon.
challenge the following competitions.
Detailed time schedule will be announced at the venue.)
Track A: Active (high efficiency amplifier design)
The winners will be awarded prizes.
Track B: Passive (bandpass filter design)Award ceremony will be held after the competition in the same
Track C: Wireless Power Transfer (WPT mini 4WD 400-cm
room on the same day in the evening.
drag race world championship)
APMC 2018 SDC are supported by Anritsu, Keysight
Track D: Transmission Line (artificial transmission line withTechnologies, Kikusui Electronics, and Rohde & Schwartz withlarge delay, low loss and small size)
Track A, B, and D are for students only, while Track C is for their measurement instruments.
both students and young engineers. The winners will be selected

EXHIBITION
exhibition booths. In addition, the APMC 2018 University Poster
Exhibition will be provided in front of Room A for university
laboratories to present their latest research outcomes.
(Please refer to the APMC 2018 website for for further details.)

The APMC 2018 Exhibition will take place in Room A on
November 7-9, where the APMC 2018 financial sponsors("Package Sponsors" and "Sole Sponsors"), as well as IEEE
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Ikuo Awai

Toshio Ishizaki

Chair:

Vice Chairs:

Yohei Ishikawa
Noriharu Suematsu
Toshio Ishizaki

Members:

Nobuyuki Adachi
Jun Chie
Eiji Fujii
Kiyoshi Hamaguchi
Yuichi Hasegawa
Akimasa Hirata
Jiro Hirokawa
Hiroshi Iwatsubo
Nobuyasu Kanekawa
Takuo Kashiwa
Yasuhisa Kawamoto
Shigeo Kawasaki
Masayuki Kimishima
Yasuyuki Maekawa
Kenichi Maruhashi
Kohji Mitani
Masahiro Morikura
Masahiro Muraguchi
Tadao Nagatsuma
Tetsuo Nakakawaji
Hiroshi Nakamura
Yuichi Nakamura
Masashi Nakatsugawa
Shoichi Narahashi
Yasushi Nishimori
Hanako Noda
Toshikazu Sekine
Toshimasa Sekino
Tetsuomi Sogawa
Yoshinori Suzuki
Masaharu Takahashi
Kazuyoshi Yahagi
Ei YanoSecretaries:

Masataka Ohira
Takayuki Matsumuro

Chair:

Emeritus Professor of Yamaguchi University andCEO of RyutechVice Chairs:

Takuo Kashiwa
Kenjiro Nishikawa
Naoki Shinohara

Kyoto University
Tohoku University
Ryukoku University

Members:

Chun-Ping Chen
Kazuhiro Fujita
Takanobu Fujiwara
Masatake Hangai
Masato Haruta
Akimichi Hirota
Yasushi Horii
Ryo Ishikawa
Hirokazu Kamoda
Takatoshi Kato
Tamio Kawaguchi
Kunihiro Kawai
Masayuki Kimishima
Takayuki Matsumuro
Tomohiko Mitani
Masataka OhiraHiroshi Okazaki
Kensuke Okubo
Satoshi Ono
Takao Segawa
Kouji Shibata
Takashi Shimizu
Ryosuke Suga
Masaya Tamura
Osamu Tsujii
Tetsuya Ueda
Xiaolong Wang
Yangjun Zhang

Japan Radio Co., Ltd.
Keysight Technologies
Panasonic Corp.
NICT
Sumitomo Electric Device Innovations, Inc.
Nagoya Institute of Technology
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Hitachi, Ltd.
Furuno Electric Co., Ltd.
Nippon Pillar Packing Co., Ltd.
JAXA
Advantest Laboratories Ltd.
Osaka Electro-Communication University
NEC Corp.
NHK
Kyoto University
Tokyo University of Science
Osaka University
Mitsubishi Electric Corp.
NTT DOCOMO, INC.
NEC Corp.
NTT Advanced Technology Corp.
Setsunan University
Furuno Electric Co., Ltd.
Anritsu Corp.
Gifu University
Rohde & Schwarz JapanNTT Corp.
ATR
Chiba University
Toshiba Infrastructure Systems & Solutions Corp.
Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.

Chair:

Atsushi Sanada

Vice Chairs:
Atsushi Fukuda
Eisuke Nishiyama

Saitama University
Ryukoku University

Members:

Takuji Arima
Seizi Hidaka
Takuichi Hirano
Shintaro Hisatake
Shotaro Ishino
Suguru Kameda
Tamio Kawaguchi
Shigekazu Kimura
Ryuji Kuse
Tzyh-Ghuang Ma

Masayoshi Aikawa
Masami Akaike
Ikuo Awai
Yasutake Hirachi
Shigekazu Hori
Jui-Pang Hsu
Osami Ishida
Yohei Ishikawa
Masanobu Itoh
Susumu Kitazume
Yoshio Kobayashi
Moriji Kuwabara
Iwao Matsumoto
Kazuhiro Miyauchi
Koji Mizuno
Shizuo Mizushina
Norihiko Morinaga
Makoto Nagao
Shigebumi Saito
Keiji Tachikawa
Tadashi Takagi
Yoichiro Takayama
Tsukasa Yoneyama

Takao Kuki
Iwao Matsumoto

Furuno Electric Co., Ltd.
Kagoshima University
Kyoto University

Kanagawa University
Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.
Mitsubishi Electric Corp.
Mitsubishi Electric Corp.
Advantest Corp.
Mitsubishi Electric Corp.
Kansai University
The University of Electro-Communications
NHK
Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Toshiba Corp.
NTT DOCOMO, INC.
Advantest Laboratories Ltd.
Ryukoku University
Kyoto University
Saitama University
NTT DOCOMO, INC.
Okayama Prefectural University
The University of Electro-Communications
Anritsu Corp.
Hachinohe Institute of Technology
Utsunomiya Univeresity
Aoyama Gakuin University
Toyohashi Institute of Technology
Keysight Technologies
Kyoto Institute of Technology
Jilin University
Ryukoku University

TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEEADVISORS

AUDITORS

Ryukoku University

Tohlu Matsushima
Yohei Morishita
Keiichi Motoi
Mizuki Motoyoshi
Takahiro Nakamura
Junji SatohHidehisa Shiomi
Yasunori Suzuki
Yuki Tanaka
Zuo-Min Tsai
Qiaowei Yuan

Osaka University

NTT DOCOMO, INC.
Saga University

Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology
Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Tokyo City University
Gifu University
Furuno Electric Co., Ltd.
Tohoku University
Toshiba Corp.
Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.
Kumamoto University
National Taiwan University of Science andTechnology
Kyushu Institute of Technology
Panasonic Corp.
NEC Corp.
Tohoku University
Hitachi, Ltd.
Panasonic Corp.
Osaka University
NTT DOCOMO, INC.
Panasonic Corp.
National Chung Cheng University
National Institute of Technology, Sendai College

PRIZE AWARD COMMITTEE
Chair:

Takashi Ohira

Kokushikan University
M-RF Co., LTD.

Toyohashi University of Technology

INTERNATIONAL STEERING COMMITTEE
Chair:

Atsushi Sanada

Vice Chairs:
Kenji ItohHiroshi Okazaki

Osaka University

Kanazawa Institute of Technology
NTT DOCOMO, INC.

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Badrul Hisham Ahmad
Seungyoung Ahn
Tahsin Akalin
M Jaleel Akhtar
Arokiaswami Alphones
Shuhei Amakawa
Giandomenico Amendola
Michitaka Ameya
Iltcho Angelov
Daisuke Anzai
Takahiro Aoyagi
Masahiro Asada
Paolo Baccarelli
Masuduzzaman Bakaul
Basari Basari
Santanu Kumar Behera
Sujoy Biswas
Pierre Blondy
Vicente Boria
Maurizio Bozzi
Guillaume Callet
Madhumita Chakravarti
Suramate Chalermwisutkul
Matthieu Chatras
Chi-Feng Chen
Chun-Ping Chen
Qiang Chen
Wenhua Chen
Jin Cheng
Kwok-keung (Michael)Cheng
Hsien-Chin Chiu
Keizo Cho
Jun H. Choi
Qing-Xin Chu
Aanandan Ck
Paolo Colantonio
Alessandra Costanzo
Paolo S. Crovetti
Hiroyuki Deguchi
Sebastian Diebold
Koushik Dutta
Kimberley W. Eccleston
Akira Enokihara
Satoshi Fujii
Mitoshi Fujimoto
Takafumi Fujimoto
Yoshiyuki Fujino
Masayuki Fujita
Toru Fukasawa
Atsushi Fukuda

Yuki FukumotoTakeshi Fukusako
Jun Fukushima
Shunichi Futatsumori
Amir Galehdar
Alessandro Galli
Alessandro Garufo
Apostolos Georgiadis
Roberto Gómez-García
Xun Gong
Sotirios Goudos
Jasmin Grosinger
Hiroshi Hamada
Haewook Han
Liang Han
Masatake Hangai
Katsushige Harima
Raheel Maqsood Hashmi
Yuichi Hayashi
Wolfgang Heinrich
Su Hieng Tiong
Makoto Higaki
Takashi Hikage
Takuichi Hirano
Toshiro Hiratsuka
Jiro Hirokawa
Akira Hirose
Takashi Hisakado
Shintaro Hisatake
Soncheol HongSongcheol Hong
Wei Hong
Naoki Honma
Satoshi Hori
Masahiro Horibe
Yasushi Horii
Tzyy-Sheng Jason Horng
Yafei Hou
Shuohung Hsu
Zhirun Hu
Naohiko Iai
Kazutaka Inoue
Takao Inoue
Masataka Irie
Ryo Ishikawa
Shotaro Ishino
Toshio Ishizaki
Nobuyuki Itoh
Tatsuo Itoh
Yasushi Itoh
Arne F Jacob

Akhilesh Jain
Reynold Kagiwada
Sungtek Kahng
Takana Kaho
Hirokazu Kamoda
Haruichi Kanaya
Atsushi Kanno
Nikolaos V. Kantartzis
Takuo Kashiwa
Tatsuya Kashiwa
Yuto Kato
Tamio Kawaguchi
Kunihiro Kawai
Tadashi Kawai
Yuki Kawakami
Shigeo Kawasaki
Yoshiki Kayano
Eric Kerherve
Dmitry Kholodnyak
Kazunari Kihira
Nobuyoshi Kikuma
Bumman Kim
Choul-Young Kim
Ihn Seok Kim
Jaeyoung Kim
Jeong-Hwan Kim
Hideaki Kimura
Yuichi Kimura
Takaaki Kishigami
Mitsuyoshi Kishihara
Naoki Kita
Yoshinori Kogami
Yoshihiko Konishi
Keisuke Konno
Ashwini Kotrashetti
Monai Krairiksh
Deepti Das Krishna
Hiroshi Kubo
Nobuhiro Kuga
Karsten Kuhlmann
Pavan Kumar
Futoshi Kuroki
Ryuji Kuse
Hai-Young Lee
Jae Seung Lee
Tim LeeChangzhi Li
Long Li
Wei-Yu Li
Jenshan Lin
Changjun Liu

Kwai-Man Luk
Tzyh-Ghuang Ma
Zhewang Ma
Mohammad Madihian
Yasuyuki Maekawa
Ferran Martin
Kenichi Maruhashi
Tamami MaruyamaJoão Matos
Tohlu Matsushima
Shin-ichiro Matsuzawa
Giuseppe Mazzarella
Francisco Medina
Adam Mehr
Chinchun Meng
Wolfgang Menzel
Naobumi Michishita
Tetsuyuki Michiyama
Tomohiko Mitani
Moriyasu Miyazaki
Maya Mizuno
Akhilesh Mohan
Priyanka Mondal
Yasuo Morimoto
Hisashi Morishita
Isao Morohashi
Mizuki Motoyoshi
Manisha Mujumdar
Sho Muroga
Osamu Muta
Tomoaki Nagaoka
Deepak Nagarkoti
Tadao Nagatsuma
Toshifumi Nakatani
Sangwook Nam
Shoichi Narahashi
Kenjiro Nishikawa
Kengo Nishimoto
Toshihiko Nishimura
Masateru Nishioka
Eisuke Nishiyama
Keisuke Noguchi
Hideyuki Nosaka
Masataka Ohira
Shinichiro Ohnuki
Minoru Okada
Yoshinobu Okano
Hiroshi Okazaki
Kensuke Okubo
Michael Ong
Ichiro Oshima

Shilong Pan
George Papaioannou
Luca Perregrini
Ajay Kumar Poddar
Ramesh K. Pokharel
Maria Pour
Rüdiger Quay
Zbynek Raida
Karun Rawat
Kamala Prasan Ray
Nick Ridler
Jae-Sung Rieh
Luca Roselli
Amr Safwat
Chinmoy Saha
Kamlesh Sainath
Kazuyuki Saito
Kunio Sakakibara
Kamal Samanta
Atsushi Sanada
Saikat Sarkar
Ai-ichiro Sasaki
Junji Sato
Masaru Sato
Michael Schlechtweg
Norhudah Seman
Mohammad S. Sharawi
Mahendra Mohan Sharma
Jun Shibayama
Tetsu Shijo
Hitoshi Shimasaki
Takashi Shimizu
Shintaro Shinjo
Keisuke Shinohara
Hidehisa Shiomi
Hideyuki Sotobayashi
Rick Sturdivant
Noriharu Suematsu
Ryosuke Suga
Toshihide Suzuki
Yasunori SuzukiAlex Takacs
Kazuaki Takahashi
Satoshi Takahashi
Toru Takahashi
Shigeki Takeda
Nobuyasu Takemura
Takayuki Tanaka
Yuki Tanaka
Makoto Taromaru
Smail Tedjini

Hiroyuki Toda
Takeshi Toda
Maniwa Toru
Yoshitaka Toyota
Shuntaro Tsubaki
Mikio Tsuji
Yasuhide Tsuji
Yasuhiro Tsunemitsu
Tetsuya Ueda
Toru Uno
Thomas Ussmueller
Abhaikumar Varadhan
Deepa Venkitesh
Guoan Wang
Julian L WebberWithawat
Withayachumnankul
Peng Wen Wong
Denchai Worasawate
Chung-Tse Michael Wu
Ke Wu
Hiroyoshi Yamada
Wataru Yamada
Ryo Yamaguchi
Satoshi Yamaguchi
Kazuya Yamamoto
Manabu Yamamoto
Shinichiro Yamamoto
Tsunayuki Yamamoto
Koji Yamanaka
Shingo Yamanouchi
Takashi Yanagi
Tao Yang
Kenichiro Yashiro
Traianos Yioultsis
Naruto Yonemoto
Satoshi YoshidaTakeshi Yoshida
Hiromichi Yoshikawa
Toshihiko Yoshimasu
Qiaowei Yuan
Hidenori Yukawa
Sang-Won Yun
Miao Zhang
Lei Zhu
Herbert Zirath
Fitri Yuli Zulkifli
Theodoros T. Zygiridis

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CONFERENCE AT A GLANCE
Room B1

11/6 (Tue)

10:00
13:00
14:00

Room B2

WS-B1

Room C2

WS1-C1mm-Wave GaN for 5G Applications

Room D

WS-C2

Advances in RF Wireless Power Transfer
and Energy Harvesting Techniques

WS-D

Wireless Power Transfer in Asia

Proof of Concepts of 5G Radio AccessTechnologies and 5G System Trials

Room 103

Lunch
WS2-C1WS2-B2

17:00

Recent Progress of Terahertz Sources for
Advanced Aapplications

Industrial Wireless Applications,Standardizations and Technologies

Room 104

Room E

Room K

SC1-E

SC-K

Room J
10:00

Room C1

WS1-B2

RF Front End Modules for 4G/5G
Applications

WS-J

Trends of State-of-the-Art Measurement
Technology

Reconfigurable Synthesized
Transmission Line – Ultra-Low-Cost Phase
Control Unit for Phased Arrays

13:00
14:00

SC-103Practical Evaluation of MIMO Antenna

Bits2Waves – Building a 16 QAM Radioby Hand in One Day

Lunch
WS2-104

An Example of BilateralCollaborative Workshop
from Grassroots Activity (Thailand-Japan
Microwave, TJMW)

17:00

SC2-E

Ultra High Resolution
Millimeterwave andMicrowave Photonics Radars

Welcome Reception (Banquet Hall Sakura) (17:30-19:30)
11/7 (Wed)Room A

8:30

10:10
10:30

WE1-IF
Interactive Forum I(10:00-11:30)

Room B1

Room B2

Room C1

Room C2

Room D

Room K

WE1-B1WE1-B2

WE1-C1

WE1-C2

WE1-D

WE1-K

Printed Antennas andArraysInnovative Filter Banks,
Multiplexers, andMultiband Filters

Special Session:
Micromachined Terahertz
Systems - A New
Heterogeneous Integration
Platform enabling thecommercialization of theTHz frequency spectrum(M3TERA)Transmitting andReceiving Elements for
WPT and RFID systems

WE2-B1

WE2-B2

WE2-C1

WE2-C2

Advances in Power
Amplifier Design
Techniques

Room 103

Special Session:
Research andDevelopment of Spaceand Satellite Communication System

WE1-103

Special Session:
Trends of 5G
Technologies in
Asia-Pacific Region

Break
Antennas for WirelessApplication

Advances in Theory and
Design for Filters andGroup Delay Circuits

12:10
13:30

Metastructures andMicrostructures for
Terahertz and Microwave
Applications

Rectifiers and Rectennas

WE2-D

Power Amplifiers andSignal Generator

WE2-K

Adaptive Techniques for
Improved Spectrum
Efficiency

WE2-103

Special Panel Session:
Women’s Excellent
Talent in Engineering

Lunch

APMC 2018 Opening - Special Talk & Keynote Address (Annex Hall)

15:30
15:50

Break
WE4-B1

5G/Millimeter Wave
Antenna Technologies

17:30

WE4-B2

Special Session:
Connected Vehicles for
Advanced Safety andComfort Mobility
in 4G/5G and Beyond

WE4-C1

WE4-C2

Metamaterials, EMBGs
and FSSs I

WE4-D

WPT and RFID
Applications

Low Noise Amplifiers

WE4-K

Terahertz, Millimeterwave and Microwave
Photonics Applications

WE4-103

Special Session:
EuMA Special Session

Young Professionals and Women in Engineering/Microwaves Reception (Banquet Hall Swan) (18:00-19:30)
11/8 (Thu)

Room A

8:30

10:10
10:30

TH1-IF
Interactive Forum II(10:00-11:30)

12:10
13:30

Room B1

Room B2

Room C1

Room C2

Room D

Room K

TH1-B1

TH1-B2

TH1-C1

TH1-C2

TH1-D

TH1-K

Antennas for Sensing
Applications

Advanced Design ofFiltering Power Dividers
and Balanced Filters

Special Session:
Terahertz Technologies
for Beyond 5G Mobile
Communications

Special Session:
Solar Power Satellite andRelated Microwave
Technologies

TH2-B1TH2-B2

TH2-C1

TH2-C2

Special Session:
New Developments andTechnologies forSpace Applications

TH1-103

Microwave Frequency/
Signal Control Circuits

Break
Antenna Arrays andBeam-forming I

Novel Filter Design
Techniques Based on
Coupling Matrix

Terahertz Active Devices

TH3-B1TH3-B2

TH3-C1

TH2-D

Design and Characterization of Microwave
Components

TH2-K

Advances in Power
Amplifiers II

TH2-103

Microwave Biomedical
Applications

JSPS 188 Committee/
JEMEA Special Session:
Innovative Microwave
Heating and Chemistry

Lunch
Antenna Arrays andBeam-forming II

15:10
15:30

Advances in Power
Amplifiers I

Room 103Novel Tunable
Technologies andStructures

TH3-IF
Interactive Forum III(14:00-15:30)

TH3-C2Millimeter-wave Devices
and Circuits

TH3-D

EM Analysis andScattering Problems

TH3-K

mmW Low Noise
Amplifiers

Beam Controlled
Communication
Techniques and Radar/
Communication Systems

TH3-103

Electromagnetic
Compatibility (EMC) I

Break
TH4-B1

Applications ofMetasurfaces

TH4-B2

Novel Active Structures
and Components

17:10

TH4-C1High-speed andBroadband Millimeter
and THz Wave Systems

TH4-C2

Novel Wireless Systems
and Propagation

TH4-D

Monolithic Receivers andTransmitters

TH4-K

TH4-103

System Techniques - Material,
Component, Circuit,and Evaluation Aspects

Electromagnetic
Compatibility (EMC) II

Room 103

APMC 2018 Banquet (The SODOH Higashiyama Kyoto) (18:40-21:00)
11/9 (Fri)Room A

8:30

10:10
10:30

FR1-IF
Interactive Forum IV(10:00-11:30)

12:10
13:30

Room B1

Room B2

Room D

Room J

Room K

FR1-B1FR1-B2

FR1-D

FR1-J

FR1-K

Millimeter-wave Antenna
Technologies

Couplers and Dividers I

Special Session:
Recent Advances inMetamaterial and Metasurfaces
for Antenna Applications

FR2-B1FR2-B2

FR2-D

High Frequency Oscillators

FR1-103

Microwave Heating andChemistry

Break
Broadband and Multi-band
Antennas

Couplers and Dividers II

Metamaterials, EMBGs and
FSSs II

FR3-B1FR3-B2

FR3-D

FR2-J

Radar Architectures, Signal
Processing, and Systems

FR2-K

Emerging III-V Devices/
Circuits

FR2-103

Material Characterization
Techniques at Microwave andMillimeter-wave Frequencies

Lunch
Smart and Reconfigurable
Antennas

15:10
15:30

Special Session:
Silicon-Based mmW/THz
Technologies

FR3-IF
Interactive Forum V(14:00-15:30)

Novel Technologies for
Wireless Communication
Systems

Metamaterials, EMBGs and
FSSs III

FR3-J

Radar Applications andRemote Sensing

FR3-K

Special Session:
Advance in Numerical Simulation
Technology Does Not Stop ! Technological Collaboration
Brings a New World

FR3-103

Microwave Measurement andSensing

Break

APMC 2018 Closing and Award Ceremony (Room D) (15:30-17:10)

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APMC 2018

Nov. 6-9 Kyoto Japan

APMC 2018

November 6-9, 2018, Kyoto International Conference Center, Kyoto, Japan

http://www.apmc2018.org/

PROGRAM BOOK

MAP OF Kyoto International Conference Center

Harmonious World Connected by Microwaves

LOCATION OF KYOTO
Tokyo International
Airport（Haneda）

SAPPORO

Osaka
International
Airport（Itami） 55 min.
Bus

20 min.
SubwayKYOTO
FUKUOKA

OKINAWA

38 min.
(Kyoto-Nagoya)
Bullet Train

75 min.
Train“Haruka”
75 min.
Bus

TOKYO
OSAKA
NAGOYA

Kansai International
Airport（Osaka）

13 min.
Train

28 min.
Meitetsu
Express Train

Centrair International
Airport（Nagoya）

40 min.
Bus

30 min.
Train2hr 10 min.
(Kyoto-Shinagawa)Bullet Train2hr 20 min.
(Kyoto-Tokyo)
Bullet Train
60 min.
NaritaExpress Train

New Tokyo International
Airport（Narita）

80 min.
Bus

Organizer and Sponsor
The Institute of Electronics Information and Communication Engineers (IEICE) of Japan
Supporter
Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications
Technical Sponsors
IEEE MTT-S, IEEE AP-S, European Microwave Association (EuMA), URSI, IEEE MTT-S Japan/Kansai/Nagoya Chapters, IEEE AP-S Kansai Joint
Chapter, IEICE Technical Committee on Microwaves, IEICE Technical Committee on Electronics Simulation Technology, IEICE TechnicalCommittee on Microwave Photonics, IEICE Technical Committee on Integrated Circuits and Devices, IEICE Technical Committee on
Electron Devices, IEICE Technical Committee on Antennas and Propagation, IEICE Technical Committee on Wireless Power Transfer, IEICE
Technical Committee on Short Range Wireless Communications, IEICE Technical Committee on Intelligent Transport Systems Technology,
IEICE Technical Group on Terahertz Application Systems, Japan Institute of Electronics Packaging, Japan Society of Electromagnetic
Wave Energy Applications, The Radiation Science Society of Japan, IEEJ Investigating R&D Committee on Advanced Technology for
Progress the Electromagnetic Wave Application, IEEJ Investigating R&D Committee on Highly Secure-Reliable Wireless Networks,
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, 188th Committee on Electromagnetic-Field-Excited Reaction Fields