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DESCRIPTION:What if the antenna could be as integrated as the transistor? A
 s wireless systems push the boundaries of miniaturization\, speed\, and in
 tegration\, the concept of on-chip antennas is rapidly transforming from a
  niche curiosity to a cornerstone of next-generation RF\, microwave\, and 
 millimeter-wave technologies.\n\nThis talk explores the intriguing world o
 f on-chip antennas—where electromagnetic radiation meets silicon real es
 tate. We delve into the fundamental challenges of antenna miniaturization\
 , substrate losses\, and impedance matching\, and examine how innovative d
 esign strategies are overcoming these barriers. From CMOS-compatible layou
 ts to metamaterial-inspired structures\, on-chip antennas are enabling sea
 mless integration of wireless functionality directly into ICs.\n\nWhy does
  this matter? Because the future of high-speed communication\, radar sensi
 ng\, and chip-to-chip wireless interconnects depends on it. Whether it's f
 or 5G/6G transceivers\, biomedical implants\, or terahertz imaging systems
 \, on-chip antennas are poised to unlock new possibilities across the RF\,
  microwave\, and millimeter-wave spectrum.\n\nJoin me as we walk through t
 he milestones of on-chip antenna development and ask: Can antennas truly b
 ecome native to silicon? And if so\, what new frontiers will that open?\n\
 nCo-sponsored by: Rama estudiantil de la Universidad de Buenos Aires\n\nSp
 eaker(s): Arup\, \n\nVirtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/559519
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/559519
ORGANIZER:gfano@fi.uba.ar
SEQUENCE:53
SUMMARY:Tiny Antennas\, Big Impact: Challenges and Innovations in On-Chip A
 ntenna Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/559519
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>What if the antenna could be as integrated
  as the transistor? As wireless systems push the boundaries of miniaturiza
 tion\, speed\, and integration\, the concept of on-chip antennas is rapidl
 y transforming from a niche curiosity to a cornerstone of next-generation 
 RF\, microwave\, and millimeter-wave technologies.</p>\n<p>This talk explo
 res the intriguing world of on-chip antennas&mdash\;where electromagnetic 
 radiation meets silicon real estate. We delve into the fundamental challen
 ges of antenna miniaturization\, substrate losses\, and impedance matching
 \, and examine how innovative design strategies are overcoming these barri
 ers. From CMOS-compatible layouts to metamaterial-inspired structures\, on
 -chip antennas are enabling seamless integration of wireless functionality
  directly into ICs.</p>\n<p>Why does this matter? Because the future of hi
 gh-speed communication\, radar sensing\, and chip-to-chip wireless interco
 nnects depends on it. Whether it's for 5G/6G transceivers\, biomedical imp
 lants\, or terahertz imaging systems\, on-chip antennas are poised to unlo
 ck new possibilities across the RF\, microwave\, and millimeter-wave spect
 rum.</p>\n<p>Join me as we walk through the milestones of on-chip antenna 
 development and ask: Can antennas truly become native to silicon? And if s
 o\, what new frontiers will that open?</p>
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