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Compact Dual-Band Antenna for Reliable 6G Communications in Satellites and Autonomous Aerial Vehicles
What is the central argument of “Compact Dual-Band Antenna for Reliable 6G Communications in Satellites and Autonomous Aerial Vehicles”, and why does it matter for European defence and dual-use markets?
Compact Dual-Band Antenna for Reliable 6G Communications in Satellites and Autonomous Aerial Vehicles: The arrival of sixth-generation (6G). Defence-finance an…
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Original DFM publication · DFM Analysis report · 2025-11-10
The arrival of sixth-generation (6G) wireless systems depends on components capable of sustaining ultra-fast, low-latency communication across the entire planet, including through spaceborne and airborne platforms.
A new dual-band microstrip antenna array designed by Amin Al Ka’bi meets this challenge by combining compact geometry, high efficiency, and dual circular polarization for operation in both the K- and Ka-bands of the millimeter-wave spectrum. The antenna enables two simultaneous communication channels at around 18.6 GHz and 30.8 GHz, suitable for autonomous aerial vehicles (AAVs) and low-Earth-orbit (LEO) satellites.
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Compact Dual-Band Antenna for Reliable 6G Communications in Satellites and Autonomous Aerial Vehicles
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A new dual-band microstrip antenna array designed by Amin Al Ka’bi meets this challenge by combining compact geometry, high efficiency…
Why does Compact Dual-Band Antenna for Reliable 6G Communications in Satellites and Autonomous Aerial Vehicles matter for European defence?
The antenna enables two simultaneous communication channels at around 18.6 GHz and 30.8 GHz, suitable for autonomous aerial vehicles (AAVs) and low-Earth-orbit (LEO) satellites.
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