Millimetric technologies for future vehicle communications

Future intelligent road networks will incorporate communications between vehicles and between vehicles and roadside beacons. The band between 63 and 64 GHz is attractive because of the potential for high bandwidths and the control of radio interference by exploitation of atmospheric attenuation. Imp...

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Main Authors: Pirollo, B.P., Okon, E., Lewis, R.A., Gardner, P., Ma, G., Piel, G., Flamini, L., Hall, P.S., Davies, K.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Attenuation
Bandwidth
Communication system control
Electromagnetic interference
Intelligent networks
Intelligent vehicles
Millimeter wave technology
Pulp manufacturing
Radio control
Road vehicles
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Summary:Future intelligent road networks will incorporate communications between vehicles and between vehicles and roadside beacons. The band between 63 and 64 GHz is attractive because of the potential for high bandwidths and the control of radio interference by exploitation of atmospheric attenuation. Implementation of such systems will require demonstration of a number of millimetre-wave technologies at an acceptable price. This paper describes the design, manufacture and demonstration of a variety of antennas and associated components for 63 GHz vehicular systems.
DOI:10.1109/ICMMT.2002.1187623