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We validate your idea and design the custom antenna and microwave and mm-wave components from scratch according to your specifications and requirements. We can also modify an existing antenna design to improve its functionality and compatibility with your product.

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Explore our Design Services, where innovation meets expertise, crafting bespoke antenna solutions for an array of devices, from sleek Bluetooth headsets to the intricate 5G antenna systems gracing the latest smartphones and smartwatches. We design innovative custom antennas for tomorrow’s connectivity with the following distinctive features:

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At the heart of our success is a team that seamlessly blends years of experience with an unyielding thirst for innovation. We foster a collaborative environment, ensuring the birth of groundbreaking antenna solutions. From foundational skills to cutting-edge tools, our team excels in delivering excellence.

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In the fast-paced world of modern antenna design, efficiency is our mantra. Our methods involve a multitude of simulation rounds, enabling us to fine-tune and assess numerous antenna solutions simultaneously. This agility allows us to select the perfect technology for your product swiftly and effectively.

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Armed with cutting-edge tools, precise modeling, and a team of skilled designers, our simulations seamlessly align with actual device measurements. Our commitment to precision guarantees the reliability of your product.

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Harnessing the power of our Convergentia simulation tools, we provide early estimations of Over-the-Air (OTA) performance during the product development journey. Our custom antennas not only meet operators' requirements but also comply with SAR regulations.

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Through strategic collaborations with manufacturing experts, we leverage the latest in antenna manufacturing technologies. From flexible film antennas to revolutionary printable 3D designs, our network ensures access to cutting-edge innovations.

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Efficient simulations reduce prototype iterations and overall development timelines. Leveraging our expertise, we model critical components with precision, establishing a strong correlation between simulations and measurements.

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We embrace the latest tools and continually innovate methods to enhance efficiency. Our simulation-assisted design approach, powered by robust workstations, is the backbone of our operations. Our proprietary post-processing tool, UrPo, facilitates data analysis and Over-the-Air estimates. In essence, our Design Services epitomize innovation, agility, and precision, backed by collaborative partnerships. From concept to realization, we guarantee that your wireless devices will not only meet but exceed the highest standards. Our commitment to utilizing cutting-edge technologies and simulation tools ensures a bespoke antenna design tailored precisely to your unique requirements.

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Explore the frontier of mechanical design with our Simulation Services, breaking free from traditional constraints. Our advanced simulation scenarios transcend standard methodologies, ensuring the robust performance of your products under diverse mechanical conditions.

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Delve into a realm where mechanical testing knows no bounds. Our simulations meticulously replicate drop tests, impact tests, ball drops, twisting, and bending, offering a level of insight beyond traditional testing. Unlike waiting for prototypes and relying on vague pass or fail outcomes, our simulations pinpoint clear root causes for failures. This allows us to make informed design changes early on, eliminating the tedious wait for new prototypes. Our approach empowers parallel exploration of different design scenarios, resulting in an optimal mechanical structure tailored to specific conditions.

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Beyond the conventional boundaries of phones and tablets, wireless devices have evolved into multifaceted instruments for health, sports, and independent machinery interaction. Our simulations consider diverse applications and demand robust mechanical structures to safeguard sensitive electronics. Harsh conditions such as dust, water, heat, impact, and vibrations are meticulously simulated, ensuring your product meets industry standards. No longer reliant solely on time-consuming experiments, our simulations efficiently model environmental conditions, allowing for swift design modifications and subsequent verification through testing.

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At the core of our structural simulation lies a mastery of material modeling. Analyzing metals, polymers, elastomers, adhesives, and composites, our simulations delve into their behavior under drop and impact conditions. Understanding characteristics under different strain rates and temperatures is paramount for accurate simulations. Going beyond a typical finite element mesh, our simulations deploy physically realistic material models capturing nonlinear behavior comprehensively. The expertise derived from material testing and modeling forms the bedrock of our structural simulation services. In essence, our Simulation Services redefine the landscape of mechanical design, utilizing advanced scenarios to predict real-world device behavior and incorporating robust material modeling. From simulating diverse requirements to understanding intricate material behavior, our approach ensures a resilient and optimized mechanical structure for your product.

Antenna Arrays Design Projects

In this project, a new method has been presented to design and implement a low-cost series-fed microstrip antenna arrays with low sidelobe level, in standard single layer PCB technology to be used in a perimeter surveillance radar working at 24 GHz. The method is based on the Z-parameter characteristics, obtained from electromagnetic full-wave simulation of the array elements using a two-port network model. Using this method, four types of linear antenna arrays with high efficiency and extremely low sidelobe levels were designed and characterized at 24.125GHz. The first antenna is a uniform linear array and the others are non-uniform linear arrays which provide more physical space between central patches to be used in two-dimensional arrays. In the next step, to achieve higher gain, three types of 2D antenna arrays with microstrip feeding networks are designed and presented at same frequency. These arrays also have high efficiency and extremely low sidelobe levels, which is better than -25 dB. Finally, to achieve lower cross-pol level, a 2D antenna array with stripline feed network was designed and presented at 24.125GHz. All of proposed antennas enjoy an excellent performance in the entire bandwidth of 250MHz.

Design and implementation of a planar monopulse antenna by using of a dual-layer parasitic loaded patch array, is the main objective of this project. In radar applications, when a target is detected, it is necessary to track the object and extract the trajectory. Monopulse technique is one of the promising methods of real-time tracking. In this technique, four overlapping antenna patterns are used and a special feeding network is applied to produce one SUM and two DELTA patterns in both azimuth and elevation directions. To improve the accuracy of the positioning, antenna pattern should have narrow beamwidth, low sidelobe level and high realized gain, which are goals of this project. Monopulse antenna array contains three parts: radiating elements, feeding network and monopulse comparator. In the design procedure of the antenna array, a wideband antenna element has been designed and its operation bandwidth has been improved using two-layered microstrip patches along with parasitic elements in the frequency range of 15.5-19GHz. Then a distributed feeding network for 16 × 8 elements has been designed to obtain SLL of better than -25dB in both, H- & E-planes. In the next step, a novel monopulse comparator by interconnecting 3-dB 90° hybrid couplers and improved Schiffman phase shifters is designed, implemented and separately measured and characterized. The null depth of realized monopulse comparator in the frequency range of 14.8-18.2GHz is better than - 30dB which shows 20% frequency bandwidth. Finally, the designed parts are aggregated and after simulation of final structure, the antenna array is implemented and measured. Measurements are in good agreement with simulation and design goals.

In this project, a comb-line fed microstrip antenna array with low side lobe level was designed and implemented at frequency of 77GHz to be used in automotive collision avoidance radars. After design and optimization of single radiating microstrip element, a series-fed linear array was realized which consisted of 32 elements. Then, a two dimensional 16*32 antenna array was implemented using designed 1D linear array. All antennas were analyzed using full-wave simulators. Simulated results showed VSWR better than 2:1 in operational bandwidth of 1 GHz centered at 77 GHz and side lobe level less than 17dB. Also, proposed antenna had a gain higher than 24 dBi with 70 % radiation efficiency.

The main objective of this project is design and implementation of a transmit array antenna at 77 GHz to be used in automotive collision avoidance radars. The antennas which are used in these applications must have high directivity to be able to detect objects in determined field of view. Also, these antennas should benefit from low dimensions, low weight, low cost and ease in fabrication.

The proposed antenna is realized using metasurface technology and is fed with spherical waves radiated by a horn antenna which can be located at maximum distance of 20 cm. According to design specifications, maximum dimensions of antenna can be 20 cm*20 cm. The feeding antenna is designed so that E-plane and H-plane radiation patterns will be the same at 20 cm away from array surface. The elements of array compensate the phase difference of incoming waves with respect to central element and hence the outgoing waves have equal phase after transmitting through the array generating plane waves. So, it is needed to design a single element so that the phase of S21 sweeps 0 to 360 degrees with change of element’s dimensions. Also, it is better to design the antenna using minimum number of layers to implement the antenna in easiest way with minimum cost. Herein, the element is realized using three metal layers with two Rogers 4003 dielectric layers between them.

Millimeter-wave Devices and Sub-systems Prototyping

In this project, an integrated millimeter-wave down-converter system was designed and implemented for the first time in the country in order to receive waves in the millimeter-wave frequency range of 40-60 GHz and converted to 5-15 GHz frequency range waves.

In the first phase of project, a corrugated linear profiled horn antenna is designed and constructed. Then to filter the received signal different pass-band filter structures is examined and the waveguide iris filter is selected, designed and manufactured. Then an effective approach was chosen to tune the proposed filter. The filtered signal is entered through rectangular waveguide to amplifier block. In the amplifier block the signal is transited from rectangular waveguide to microstrip line and the signal level will be amplified with MMIC LNA. After design and implementation of RF-head part of down converter in the first phase, the RF and IF sections of system were designed and realized. In this millimeter-wave down-converter, waves are received through the rectangular waveguide in the 40-50 GHz and 50-60 GHz frequency range in two separated inputs and transitioned from rectangular waveguide to a CPW line, in order to amplify by a lownoise MMIC amplifier. Then, amplified signals in each path are filtered by band-pass substrate integrated waveguide (SIW) filters to avoid reaching the image signal at the output. The filtered signals are mixed with appropriate oscillator signals by using MMIC frequency mixer and converted to 5-15 GHz. The oscillator produces appropriate signals by using a PLL loop with optimized phase noise and many frequency multipliers. After mixing, the intermediate frequency signals are passed through an appropriate low-pass filter to eliminate harmonics and the power level of them are increased by using a low-noise amplifier at the end.

In this project, a wideband millimeter-wave diplexer was designed and implemented to separate Uband frequency range into two jointed frequency ranges of 40 – 50 GHz and 50 – 60 GHz. The proposed diplexer is a part of a millimeter-wave integrated frequency down-converter which was designed to receive signals in U-band frequency range of 40-60 GHz and convert to intermediate frequency range of 5-15 GHz. This diplexer discriminates the whole U-band frequency into 40-50 GHz and 50-60 GHz frequency ranges so that both of these sub bands can be independently converted into IF range of 5-15 GHz. The proposed diplexer reduces the number of front-end components of the receiver system by the way that a single antenna and a low noise amplifier in RF chain is enough. This diplexer was implemented in suspended stripline (SSL) technology and consisted of a lowpass filter at 50 GHz, a bandpass filter with high pass cross over at 50 GHz and a T-junction. The measurement results which are in good agreement with simulations, showed low insertion loss (< 2 dB), high isolation in stopband (> 40 dB), linear phase response, uniform group delay and sharp roll-off in both filtering channels due to its intelligent and guided design and technology selection. The implemented diplexer enjoys a simple but efficient rectangular-to-suspended stripline transition which was designed and integrated with the SSL technology

VHF/UHF Antennas Design and Simulation

According to the latest developments in the communications science and emerging requirements in different fields such as mobile handsets, multi-media broadcasting, military industries and commercial systems, the communication systems are complicated. The antenna designer forced to satisfy the constraints on the antenna properties such as radiation pattern, impedance bandwidth and polarization. In addition, there are some applications, especially those in VHF/UHF frequencies where the wavelengths are long, the antenna must to have small dimensions in comparison to the wavelength. In these scenarios the antenna should have integration capability with other parts of the system. To tackle these complexities, the designer has to consider insight view to the antenna operation mechanism and needs powerful simulation tools which shows antenna potentials and features. One of the appropriate tools is characteristic mode analysis (CMA). In this project, the characteristic mode theory and small antenna theory and constrains have been reviewed to achieve new insights in antenna design procedure. Especially it has been tried to address a successful procedure to design wideband and miniaturized antennas. Finally, two wideband miniaturized antennas with almost omni-directional radiation pattern in V/UHF frequency band have been designed using CMA and have been implemented. The first antenna covers 100 to 600 MHz frequencies and has spherical structure and tunable capability with dual mode operation. The radius of the smallest enclosing sphere of this antenna is 30 cm. The second one is a miniaturized blade antenna, covering 115 MHz to 2000 MHz with height of 36 cm. Both antennas have been constructed and measured which show good agreement between simulations and measurements.

Recent advances in the development of wireless systems have triggered the need for multifunctional broadband antennas at the radio frequencies. At HF, VHF, and UHF frequency bands, Omni-directional antennas having a simple structure and easy fabrication process are of great practical interest. Therefore, in these frequency bands, broadband wire antennas have frequently been used since the early days of wireless communications. It is well known that a simple wire antenna, in the configuration of a monopole or a dipole, is inherently narrowband and has an acceptable efficiency and radiation pattern only near its first resonance frequency. In order to make these antennas broadband, different techniques have been proposed over the past years such as embedding metamaterials along the antenna body, coating the wire antenna with a dielectric bead, loading the antenna with RLC circuits and using the non-Foster matching networks. Among these methods, RLC loading is more popular due to its broadband behavior. The RLC loads eliminate the anti-resonances from the antenna input impedance and result in a nearly-flat input impedance over a wide bandwidth.

Various RLC loading techniques have been proposed in recent years. In all of these designs, integrating the loads with the wire structure is a challenging task. The integrated loads deteriorate the mechanical tolerance of the wire antenna, increase the antenna cost and make the antenna assembly more complicated. Because of the above drawbacks, the authors of the above-mentioned papers preferred to use the RLC loads on a monopole configuration instead of a dipole antenna. Therefore, the application of these antennas is limited to situations where a large ground plane is available. It is obvious that imperfect ground plane in these designs will have an adverse effect on the antenna impedance bandwidth and radiation pattern. In this project, by employing the printed circuit board (PCB) technology and a cylindrical dielectric radome, low cost super broadband loaded dipole antenna is proposed. The proposed antenna is designed in three steps. First, a simple planar dipole antenna with six different loads and a balanced to unbalanced (Balun) transformer is designed by the genetic algorithm (GA) optimization. The position and value of the loads are optimized to achieve an acceptable radiation pattern and VSWR over the desired frequency bandwidth. In the next step, the shape of the printed strip dipole antenna is optimized to improve the frequency response of the designed antenna. Finally, an LC network is added to the antenna feed point to reduce the antenna VSWR at low frequencies. A prototype of the antenna with an overall length of 1.7 m is fabricated. The measurement results show VSWR less than 3 and broadside gain greater than -10 dBi over the frequency band of 30-1200 MHz.

Radar Sensors & Sub-systems Design and Simulations

FMCW radars have various applications such as automotive and perimeter surveillance radars in W band (76-81 GHz). In these radars, the transmitter and receiver antennas with high gains and low side lobe levels are crucial. The goals of this project consisted of design, simulation and fabrication of a proper lens-corrected horn antenna at frequencies around 77 GHz with a realized gain more than 32dBi and side lobe levels below -20dB. To achieve these requirements, various horn antennas beside their lenses were studied paying attention to their high gain and low side lobe level, in addition to their relatively simple fabrication process. Finally, considering the fabrication difficulties at 77 GHz, a proper design including the horn antenna and its lens, was designed and optimized. This final design had a directivity more than 35dBi and side lobe levels below -25dB in 76-79 GHz band of frequency according to the full-wave simulations. Moreover, using full-wave simulations, sensitivity of the radiation pattern to minor changes in dimension of the antenna, such as distance of the lens from the horn antenna, or the electrical permittivity of the lens or its rotation around its axis was evaluated separately and it was observed that sensitivity to changes in the distance of the lens from its feed to the extent of a few millimeters was small enough that the designed system could be properly applicable in practice. The designed antenna was fabricated by CNC technology. The radiation pattern was measured at the antenna laboratory of the ECE school in University of Tehran. According to the measurement results, all side lobe levels were below -20 dB (generally below -22 dB) in 76-79 GHz frequency band.

Over the past years, terrorist attacks have inflicted heavy human casualties. In person born attacks, the suicide belt is concealed under normal clothing, giving the threat a great deal of room for maneuvers like running or moving in all directions. This capability makes the PBIEs the most fearing threats due to its potential for increasing the human casualties. A solution to this problem is monitoring people at standoff distances. Wide range of frequency bands from UHF to X-ray are utilized for imaging or detection of concealed threats. Different types of clothing are transparent to X-ray beams and X-ray imaging systems offers excellent imaging resolution. Unfortunately, due to the ionization and health risks of X-Ray imaging systems, they are not acceptable for practical scenarios. Many systems have been developed in portal scenarios which are not applicable to standoff cases. Indeed, the cross range resolution of the system is restricted by the physical size of the transmitter antenna. Thus, for standoff imaging at distances up to 20 meters, the transmitter antenna size increases significantly, limiting the speed and accuracy of the system. During the recent years, a new category of methods for standoff detection is devised, named nonimaging methods. A half-polarimetric radar named MiRTLE has been proposed previously in literature. This system can distinguish between different targets based on the cross polarization discrimination (Co-polarization to cross polarization ratio) of the targets. This system is a 77-105 GHz radar with 1cm range resolution. In this project, we proposed a low-cost non-imaging system with a detection range of 15 meters. We use the ISM band near 24GHz because of the availability of low-cost commercially available transceivers and chipsets in this frequency band. We have chosen chipsets with center frequency of 24.125MHz and bandwidth of 200MHz. The 200MHz bandwidth of the system yields a one-meter range resolution. The system is a heterodyne phase-locked FMCW transceiver with one transmit and two receive ports and includes a PLL, transmit and receive circuitry and a processor board. The system utilizes an antenna system which is comprised of a 52cm wide reflector antenna for transmission and two dual-mode horn antennas with excellent cross polarization characteristic for capturing the reflected signal. By utilizing the cross polarization response of the target, we developed an algorithm for distinguishing between a threatening and a non-threatening target. We show that the cross polarization discrimination of the torso of a typical human is better than 20dB for vertical polarization. Concealed threats increase the cross polarization reflection of the torso by more than 10dB. All antennas in the system provide at least 30dB cross polarization ratio and isolation between two channels of the receiver is better than 40dB. This system proposes a detection probability of more than 80% and false alarm rate less than 5% for a typical suicide belt. The scan time can vary between 0.2 and 10 seconds. Increasing the scan time significantly improves the performance of the radar.

In recent years, microwave imaging has been widely used in different areas such as radar imaging, detection of buried objects, medical imaging, and so on. Real-time through-the-wall imaging (TWI) is one of the most interesting applications of this technology. Fortunately, electromagnetic (EM) waves are capable to penetrate through building walls and this capability has increased importance of TWI in wide range applications. In a TWI system, the main goal is imaging targets behind the wall by transmitting and receiving ultra-wideband EM waves. Backscattered signal from the wall and the targets should be analyzed to extract needed information such as location, movement and etc. One of the main challenges in this process is that the wall backscattered signals are often stronger than target one. Also, clutter cause severe changes in backscattered signals with respect to incident wave. For example, any non-homogeneity in the wall causes dispersion in both transmitting and reflecting signals. Therefore, clutter rejection methods are necessary. Subtraction of background measurements without scattering objects allows a perfect clutter removal method. However, in realistic cases background measurements are hardly possible. For front wall reflection removal, different methods have been proposed in literature. TWI radars are divided into 1D, 2D, and 3D ones according to number of dimensions (range, azimuth, and elevation) which are capable to detect targets’ position and velocity. The main goal of this project is design and realization of two prototypes of 1D and 2D TWI radars with specifications as below:

As mentioned earlier, strong reflections of the front wall in a through-the-wall imaging (TWI) system can challenge the detection of the scatterer behind the wall, and cause defocusing and displacement of the images. In following publication, a generalized pencil-of-functions (GPOF) based wall mitigation approach is introduced and implemented along with a selective focusing algorithm for TWI. We develop and employ a wideband decomposition of the time reversal operator (DORT) in conjunction with the uniform diffraction tomographic (UDT) imaging algorithm to image through a stratified medium. Selective focusing is achieved by tracking the singular value decomposition (SVD) of the time reversal operator over the entire bandwidth of operation. The frequency independent phase of SVD is the main challenge in this process and has been solved by a new approach based on the decomposition formulation of UDT. The formulation of the proposed mitigation algorithm and DORT-UDT are presented along with simulated and measured results for validation. The efficacy of the method is demonstrated on a multi-static throughthe- wall imaging system.

Vector Network Analyzer (VNA) is a measurement device for high frequencies which has been introduced at 1950s for the first time. With rapid development of new technologies, VNAs also have developed fundamentally. Software Defined Radio (SDR), is one of these new technologies which facilities design of VNAs. The main goal of this project is design and implementation of a 300 MHz – 6000 MHz network analyzer based on AD9361 wideband transceiver using SDR. This transceiver is the main building block of the Through-the-Wall radar. At first, the block diagrams and structures of available commercial networks were examined and then with respect to specific features of AD9361, a suitable block diagram was proposed. Following this, implementation of different calibration methods was examined. After modeling the whole system using ADS and System Vue software with datasheets of RF devices, a MATLAB code was used to calibrate and measure automatically. This code was able to detect the devices which lower the measurement accuracy. So, designer could be able to improve the performance of system with proper device selection. After design of RF section and being assured of proper performance of system, second phase of project which is Digital section has been started. Digital section is implemented using a FPGA and consists of different parts including power to DDR3 memory interface, placement of peripherals such as SD card, WiFi, LAN, USB interfaces and charge controller. 6 GHz Portable Vector Network Analyzer shortened to PNA6 is designed to do a lot more than of what a typical VNA capable of. Established upon a powerful 28nm ZYNQ XC7Z020, PNA6 can be developed into a full-blown real-time high bandwidth monitoring system or a full-duplex transceiver. By integrating the power of a strong FPGA with a Cortex ARMv7 processor, PNA6 allows an easy to use and fast time-to-market solution for system engineer to adjust the board for their custom application in minimum time.

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