ieee papers on antenna and wave propagation

The following subjects are given to globally define the area of interest. Focus of this publication will be on radio applications in the frequency range from 3 to 30 MHz. To increase exposure of this research the IEEE Antennas & Propagation Magazine announces a Special Issue on 'HF Radio Systems and Techniques', to be published in December 2016.

Several research groups around the world continue to work on the improvement of HF radio systems and techniques, and on the gathering of specific knowledge in the domain of antennas and propagation that is needed to realize those improvements. Modern technology enables advances in HF radio research and applications and a significant cost reduction. However, it remains important for specific applications such as emergency communications, defense applications, communication in remote regions, and humanitarian projects in developing countries. HF telecommunication has gradually ceded its prominent place in daily life to satellite transponders and trans-oceanic glass fiber cables.

Inventions such as adaptive beamforming, antenna diversity, and frequency diversity stem from the 1930's, an impressive achievement considering the technology of that time. Up to the 1960's most telecommunication between the continents was realized by large HF (3 to 30 MHz) radio systems especially built for that purpose, using the ionosphere as a natural high altitude 'reflector'. Special Issue on 'HF Radio Systems and Techniques' CALL FOR PAPERS - IEEE Antennas & Propagation Magazine

Ieee papers on antenna and wave propagation