Electronic and Telecommunications Engineer graduated from the School of Engineering in São João da Boa Vista, São Paulo State University (FESJ/UNESP). Currently, she is pursuing a master's degree, working in the research area of devices and circuits, in the Postgraduate Program in Electrical Engineering (Sorocaba/São João da Boa Vista). She is currently a student-researcher at the Center for Advanced and Sustainable Technologies (CAST). Her research interests include modeling and optimizing millimeter-wave devices and antennas using electromagnetic simulation software. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The frequencies in the sub-THz range (from 100 to 300 GHz) enable the utilization of vast amounts of new spectrum, which will be essential to realize the envisioned use cases for 6G and future generations of mobile networks. One of the primary solutions being considered for operation at these extremely high frequencies involves the use of highly directional antennas combined with beamform…
The growing interest in enabling and standardizing millimeter-wave frequencies, as a response to the demand for spectrum availability and connectivity, is driving the development of broadband devices capable of overcoming the obstacles imposed by extremely high frequencies. One of these obstacles is the greater propagation loss in free space, the more intense the higher the frequency, add…
The rise in demand for wireless data transmission services, the incorporation of IoT in 5G networks and the scarcity of spectrum in frequencies below 20GHz has been forcing the development of communication systems at millimetre wave bands. This research project proposes an electromagnetic study of a conic coaxial horn operating in millimetre waves between 25 and 40GHz, used as a feeder fo…
The frequencies in the sub-THz range (from 100 to 300 GHz) enable the utilization of vast amounts of new spectrum, which will be essential to realize the envisioned use cases for 6G and future generations of mobile networks. For that reason, the master's project being developed in Brazil, to which this project is related, intends to develop a Butler matrix based on metallic-nanowire-membr…
Extremely high frequencies in the 120 GHz band (116 GHz to 123 GHz) are under study and were recently allocated for unlicensed use due to high interest in the 7 GHz of continuous available spectrum. For that reason, the scientific initiation project being developed in Brazil, to which this project is related, intends to develop a Butler matrix based on metallic-nanowire-membrane (MnM) tec…
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