Experimental Microwave Complex Conductivity Extraction of Vertically Aligned MWCNT Bundles for Microwave Subwavelength Antenna Design.

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2019
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Abstract
This paper reports the extraction of electrical impedance at microwave frequencies of vertically aligned multi-wall carbon nanotubes (VA MWCNT) bundles/forests grown on a silicon substrate. Dedicated resonating devices were designed for antenna application, operating around 10 GHz and benefiting from natural inductive/capacitive behavior or complex conductivity in the microwave domain. As obtained from S-parameters measurements, the capacitive and inductive behaviors of VA MWCNT bundles were deduced from device frequency resonance shift.
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Authors Tripon-Canseliet, Charlotte;Xavier, Stephane;Fu, Yifeng;Martinaud, Jean-Paul;Ziaei, Afshin;Chazelas, Jean;
Journal micromachines
Year 2019
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E566
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