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IDGA Q&A: Dan Sievenpiper...Active and Nonlinear Structures for Advanced Antenna Applications

Contributor:  Christopher Dauer
Posted:  01/30/2012  12:00:00 AM EST  |  0

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Tags:   Dan Sievenpiper | military antennas

IDGA speaks with Professor Dan Sievenpiper of the University of California at San Diego, discusses how current antenna technology is limited by the performance of passive/linear material, and how non-linear coatings can enable antennas that are impervious to high power threats.


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