Sentence examples for millimeter frequency from inspiring English sources

According to the current prospect of allocating next generation wireless systems in the underutilized millimeter frequency bands, a thorough characterization of mm-wave propagation represents a pressing necessity.

The 2500 delegates to the World Radio Communication Conference, which met from 8 May to 2 June in Istanbul, Turkey, agreed to allocate all three to radio astronomers, reserving frequency bands with no scientific importance for military uses, such as satellites that require downlinks at millimeter frequency.

The fabricated V-band sub-harmonic mixer has a lower conversion loss characteristics compared with ever reported mixers for millimeter frequencies.

Since its very conception, it's been designed to operate optimally at high millimeter frequencies or short millimeter wavelengths.

However, the reliability of such values also at millimeter frequencies still needs to be fully investigated.

The extension of this analysis to the millimeter frequencies range is somehow questionable and requires further investigations.

As far as the brick wall is concerned, values of ε R and σ in Table 3 are not in full agreement with the existing experimental studies, where ε R values at millimeter frequencies between 2.55 [25] and 4.4 [27] have been found, and σ up to 1.4 S/m has been proposed [25].

The achieved result of conversion gain and isolation characteristic is one of the best performances reported among the quadruple sub-harmonic mixer operating in the V-band millimeter wave frequency.

Metallic rectangular waveguides are often the preferred choice on telecommunication systems and medical equipment working on the upper microwave and millimeter wave frequency bands due to the simplicity of its geometry, low losses, and the capacity to handle high powers.

The results indicate that the proposed antenna prototype – I yields the broadband impedance bandwidth >20 GHz (from 20 to >40 GHz) define by S11 < −10 dB that covers two important millimeter wave frequency bands (28/38 GHz).

The increasing demand for higher data rates has motivated research in millimeter wave frequency bands for 5G cellular systems.