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Book SynopsisIn this comprehensive book, all aspects of Millimeter Waves (MMWs) are explored with an emphasis on the fundamental aspects of the associated physical phenomena. Each chapter provides a review of the main aspects of the subject, including: fundamental limitations and prospects of semiconductor device application in MMW radio systems; multi-element arrays of semiconductor devices in MMW transceivers; active MMW dielectric waveguides; crystal growth processes in thin film Au-GaAs contact performance for MMW devices; local nonuniformities and potential patches at the interfaces of thin film structures in MMW semiconductor devices; and low-loss dielectric materials for MMW components.The Science and Technology of Millimeter Wave Components and Deviceswill be invaluable to researchers, university lecturers, industrial laboratories and medical institutions concerned with both the scientific and technological advances in the millimeter wave components and devices.
Table of ContentsFundamental Limitations and Prospects of Semiconductor Device Application in Millimeter Wave Radio Systems. Multielement Arrays if Semiconductor Devices in MMW Transceivers. Active MMW Dielectric Waveguides. Crystal Growth Processes in Thin Film Au-GaAs Contact Performance for Millimeter Wave Devices. Local Nonuniformities and Potential Patches at the Interfaces of Thin Film Structures in Millimeter Wave Semiconductor Devices. Low-loss Materials for Application in Millimeter and Submillimeter Wave Ranges. Index.
