Jordan Corsi, G. Rehder, L. Gomes, M. Bertrand, A. Serrano, E. Pistono, P. Ferrari
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Abstract
In this paper, the slow-wave effect and air-filled technology are combined to achieve a compact and efficient substrate integrated waveguide in the W-band. The MnM interposer technology, based on a nanoporous alumina membrane and copper nanowires, allowing a simple through substrate via fabrication, was used. A first partially-air-filled slow-wave substrate integrated waveguide was fabricated and measured, resulting in a reduction of the attenuation constant by 75% at 1.2 times the cut-off frequency as compared to the classic SIW, with Slimilar dimensions.