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This paper realizes the low-cost mm-Wave antennas using inkjet printing of silver nano-particles. It is widely spread that fabrication of mm-Wave antennas and microwave circuits using the typical (deposit/pattern/etch) scheme is a challenging and costly process, due to the strict limitations on permissible tolerances. Such fabrication technique becomes even more challenging when dealing with flexible...
A novel approach to measure the dielectric constant of fabric substrate materials used for the development of wearable antennas (also called textile antennas) is presented in this paper. The technique reported here is based on the resonance method and focused on the use of microstrip patch radiator, which contains fabric material as its substrate. The accurate value of the dielectric constant of the...
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