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RF-MEMS Technology for High-Performance Passives (Second Edition)
Jacopo Iannacci
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Institute of Physics Publishing 
Naturwissenschaften, Medizin, Informatik, Technik / Technik
Beschreibung
The focus of this book develops around HW, and in particular on low-complexity components for Radio Frequency (RF) applications. To this end, Microsystem (MEMS) technology for RF passive components, known as RF-MEMS, is employed, discussing its potentialities in the application frame of 5G.
The approach adopted is practical, and a significant part of the content can be directly used by scientists involved in the field, to put their hand on actual design, optimization and development of innovative RF passive components in MEMS technology for 5G and beyond applications. This update (which includes a review of the main approaches to the modelling and simulations of MEMS and RF-MEMS devices) is timely and will find a wider readership as it crosses into the translational aspects of applied research in the subject.
Key Features:
- With over 50 pages of new content, the book will be 1/3 larger than the 1st edition.
- New chapter on simulation and modelling techniques.
- Practical approach to the design and development of RF-MEMS design concepts for 5G and upcoming 6G.
- Includes case studies.
- Video figures.
- Includes a review of the business landscape.
Kundenbewertungen
LTE, Multiphysics modelling, Microsystems, Tunability, 6G, Wideband operability, RF-MEMS, 4G, Passive RF components, Multiphysics simulations, MEMs, Reconfigurability, Microelectromechanical systems, 5G