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Low-Sintering-Temperature Ferroelectric-Thick Films: RF Properties and an Application in a Frequency-Tunable Folded Slot Antenna

This investigation is one of the first steps toward the realization of low-cost, mass-producible, tunable antenna applications utilizing an integrated ferroelectric-thick film made of bariumstrontiumtitanate material. The dielectric properties of the electric-field-adjustable fired BST thick film ar...

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Published in:	IEEE antennas and wireless propagation letters 2008, Vol.7, p.461-464
Main Authors:	Palukuru, V.K., Komulainen, M., Tick, T., Perantie, J., Jantunen, H.
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Subjects:	Binary search trees Dielectric materials Electrodes Ferroelectric films Ferroelectric material Ferroelectric materials folded slot antennas Radio frequency reconfigurable antennas Silver Slot antennas Thick films Tuning
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