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most citedComments on Frequency Diverse Array Antenna Using Time-Modulated Optimized Frequency Offset to Obtain Time-Invariant Spatial Fine Focusing Beampattern

20 citations · 51 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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eess.SP2021

Comments on Combining Switched TMAs and FDAs to Synthesize Dot-Shaped Beampatterns

Mahdi Fartookzadeh

The idea of frequency diverse array (FDA) has been invigorated in the recent years by supposing to have the ability of stopping the electromagnetic wave propagation and producing s…

eess.SP2020★ 4 cited

Frequency Diverse Arrays (FDAs) vs. Phased Arrays: On the Application of FDAs for Secure Wireless Communications

Mahdi Fartookzadeh

Application of range-angle focusing frequency diverse array (FDA) for secure wireless communication has been proposed in recent years. However, it can be proven that the FDAs are n…

physics.class-ph2019★ 10 cited

On the Time-Range Dependency of the Beampatterns Produced by Arbitrary Antenna Arrays: Discussions on the Misplaced Expectations from Frequency Diverse Arrays

Mahdi Fartookzadeh

In the recent years constructing time-invariant spatial-focusing beampatterns by using frequency diverse arrays (FDAs) is conveyed in several papers. Further than time-invariant sp…

eess.SP2018★ 20 cited

Comments on Frequency Diverse Array Antenna Using Time-Modulated Optimized Frequency Offset to Obtain Time-Invariant Spatial Fine Focusing Beampattern

Mahdi Fartookzadeh

In the recent papers [1-4] including above paper time modulated frequency diverse arrays (FDAs) have been presented to obtain time invariant spatial patterns. The presented FDAs in…

physics.class-ph2018★ 17 cited

Enhancement of Dual-Band Reflection-Mode Circular Polarizers Using Dual-Layer Rectangular Frequency Selective Surfaces

Mahdi Fartookzadeh, Seyed Hossein Mohseni Armaki

A new kind of dual-band reflection-mode circular polarizers (RMCPs) is introduced with wide bandwidth and wide-view at the operating frequencies. The proposed RMCPs are based on du…