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IN STRICT CONFIDENCE IN STRICT CONFIDENCE The document and information contained herein is proprietary information of QinetiQ Limited and shall not be disclosed or reproduced without the prior authorisation of QinetiQ Limited. © QinetiQ 2017. IN STRICT CONFIDENCE QINETIQ/17/01295 Lens antennas Sajad Haq The document and information contained herein is proprietary information of QinetiQ Limited and shall not be disclosed or reproduced without the prior authorisation of QinetiQ Limited. © QinetiQ 2017. Joint Academic & Industry and Radio Technology SIG ‘Radio Technology: Realising the future’ 4th July 2017

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IN STRICT CONFIDENCE IN STRICT CONFIDENCE

The document and information contained herein is proprietary information

of QinetiQ Limited and shall not be disclosed or reproduced without the

prior authorisation of QinetiQ Limited. © QinetiQ 2017.

IN STRICT CONFIDENCE

QINETIQ/17/01295

Lens antennas Sajad Haq

The document and information contained herein is proprietary information

of QinetiQ Limited and shall not be disclosed or reproduced without the

prior authorisation of QinetiQ Limited. © QinetiQ 2017.

Joint Academic & Industry and Radio Technology

SIG

‘Radio Technology: Realising the future’

4th July 2017

QINETIQ/17/01295

1 Introduction

2 Current Issues - materials and processes

3 QinetiQ perspective and future vision

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Our vision: “The chosen partner around the world for mission-critical solutions, innovating for our customers’ advantage.”

• Provide technology-based services and solutions to the defence, security and aerospace markets

• Provision of technology insertion and consultancy services to commercial and industrial customers around the globe

• The UK’s largest research and technology organisation

• 6,000 employees worldwide

• Group revenues: £783m year ending March 2017

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• Maxwell*

• Hertz

• Bose

• Luneburg

• Kock

• Friedlander

History

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*Maxwell's original piece in the Cambridge and Dublin Mathematical Journal for Feb.

1854 is most easily found in his collected works, Ed. W. D. Niven, The Scientific Papers

of James Clerk Maxwell, vol. 1, pp 76 - 79 [CUP 1890].

Bose’ diagram of arrangement with a lens at the exit of

the waveguide

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luneburg_lens

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luneburg_lens

https://homepages.abdn.ac.uk/npmuseu

m/article/Maxwell/MaxFish.html

https://www.cv.nrao.edu/~demerson/bose/bose.html

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Traditional machining

- subtractive technologies

PCB methods - 2D, anisotropy,

- Stackable

Advanced manufacturing

- 3D, AM, SL etc

- size, shapes

Composite

- complexity in materials/chemistry/processes

Manufacturing methods

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cost

shape

size

parameter

space

scalable

Increasing

process/

materials

interaction

loss

bandwidth

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Examples

LL, 12-18 GHz, multi-layered plates [Ref 1]

LL, 60 GHz [Ref 2]

60 GHz CWG [Ref 3]

Double shell 60 GHz [Ref 3]

Stacked PCB [Ref 3]

ZIML 9.8 GHz [Ref 7]

Multilayer isotropic [Ref 6]

Stepped n, 12-18 GHz [Ref 4]

Superstrate [Ref 6]

8-12 GHz beam steering [Ref 5] Conformal focussing lens [Ref 5]

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Composites

Why ?

• New design techniques, e.g. transformational EM

• Freedom from traditional shape/volume consideration

How?

Design of novel materials and processes

- inclusions with wider range of EM properties

- techniques to disperse the inclusions within 2PhM

- scalable and low cost manufacturing methods

- multimaterials processing

http://newatlas.com/bae-systems-flat-lens/31715/

[REF 8]

[REF 8]

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Designed by

Flat hyperbolic lens [Ref 8] Flat Luneburg lens [Ref 9]

60 GHz Flat

Luneburg lens

[Ref 10]

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• Cost reduction to a few ~10s £

• Volume manufacture, 10s of thousands

• Integrated with system

• Parameter space trade-offs

• Tunable materials options

QQ approach : stimulate R&D and move to high TRL systems

: early exploitation

: partnerships

Future

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1. Cui et al., EuCAP 3301, 2011

2. Bor et al., PIERS Letts, 44, 1, 2014

3. Fernandez et al., IEEE Ant. Propn, 57, 1, 2015

4. Zhang et al., IET Mag. Ant. Propn, 10, 13, 2016

5. Yi et al., J.Opt. 18, 044010, 2016

6. MIMICRA article_eda_web

7. Meng et al., PIERS, 132, 463, 2012

8. Quevedo-Teruel et al., Scientific Reports, 1903, 2013

9. Mateo-Segura et al. IEEE Trans, Ant. Propn, 62, 4,2014

10. Foster et al, Int. J. Ant. Propn, "Metamaterials, Metasurfaces, and Artificial Dielectrics: Theory and Applications to the Next-Generation Telecommunication Platforms“, In Press

Acknowledgements

QMUL-Yang Hao, Robert Foster, Max Munoz, Robert Foster, Deepak Nagarkoti, Ju Gao, Benjamin Vial,

QinetiQ-Chris Spooner, Felix Nicholls, Stanley Liu, Ubayd Chaudry

References

The document and information contained herein is proprietary information

of QinetiQ Limited and shall not be disclosed or reproduced without the

prior authorisation of QinetiQ Limited. © QinetiQ 2017. QINETIQ/17/01295

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