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W-band TWT for High Capacity Transmission Hub for Small Cell Backhaul

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W-band TWT for High Capacity Transmission Hub for Small Cell Backhaul. / Andre, Frederic; Quang, Trung Le; Ulisse, Giacomo et al.
IVEC 2018 Proceedings. IEEE, 2018.

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Andre, F, Quang, TL, Ulisse, G, Krozer, V, Letizia, R, Zimmerman, R & Paoloni, C 2018, W-band TWT for High Capacity Transmission Hub for Small Cell Backhaul. in IVEC 2018 Proceedings. IEEE, International Vacuum Electronics Conference 2018, Monterey, United States, 24/04/18.

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Andre, F., Quang, T. L., Ulisse, G., Krozer, V., Letizia, R., Zimmerman, R., & Paoloni, C. (2018). W-band TWT for High Capacity Transmission Hub for Small Cell Backhaul. In IVEC 2018 Proceedings IEEE.

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Andre F, Quang TL, Ulisse G, Krozer V, Letizia R, Zimmerman R et al. W-band TWT for High Capacity Transmission Hub for Small Cell Backhaul. In IVEC 2018 Proceedings. IEEE. 2018

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Andre, Frederic ; Quang, Trung Le ; Ulisse, Giacomo et al. / W-band TWT for High Capacity Transmission Hub for Small Cell Backhaul. IVEC 2018 Proceedings. IEEE, 2018.

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title = "W-band TWT for High Capacity Transmission Hub for Small Cell Backhaul",
abstract = "The European Commission H2020 TWEETHER project aims to enable the first Point to multipoint wireless backhaul at W-band (92 - 95 GHz) by a transmission hub with a high power Traveling Wave Tube. A 40 W TWT was designed and it is in the final fabrication phase to satisfy the system specifications. The TWT is designed to reduce the fabrication steps and to provide suitable performance for the wireless network specifications. It is based on a folded waveguide slow wave structure build in copper by high precision CNC milling. The TWT will be enclosed in a case for the transmission hub and connected to a low gain horn antenna. This paper will describe the latest fabrication steps.",
author = "Frederic Andre and Quang, {Trung Le} and Giacomo Ulisse and Viktor Krozer and Rosa Letizia and Ralph Zimmerman and Claudio Paoloni",
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