For EMI / EMC Engineers
EU-funded researchers are investigating the development of prototype holographic antennas in the microwave frequency range of the electromagnetic spectrum for use in a variety of applications as part of the ALOHA Torino-Sydney project.
According to the abstract, the project aims to “investigate and experimentally characterize some prototypes of devices supporting the propagation of surface waves.”
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