A Radially Periodic TE-Polarized Leaky-Wave Bessel-Beam Launcher at Submillimeter Waves

The generation of a limited-diffractive, focusing, and self-healing field profile is crucial for the implementation of next-generation, near-field, wireless links. For this reason, this work presents a wideband, leaky-wave Bessel-beam launcher realized through a planar, low-profile, cost-effective grounded dielectric slab with a radially periodic metal strip grating printed on top. The proposed device, excited by a circular waveguide, can generate a transverse-electric-polarized Bessel beam at 300 GHz, reaching a nondiffractive range of 25 mm with an aperture radius of just 12.75 mm. Theoretical results, obtained through an effective and elegant leaky-wave approach, are in a remarkable agreement with full-wave simulations, corroborating the launcher design.

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2025-03-30
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https://doi.org/10.23919/eucap63536.2025.10999368
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Radio Wave Propagation Studies
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A Radially Periodic TE-Polarized Leaky-Wave Bessel-Beam Launcher at Submillimeter Waves

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A Radially Periodic TE-Polarized Leaky-Wave Bessel-Beam Launcher at Submillimeter Waves

Edoardo Negri, Alessandro Galli, Walter Fuscaldo, Paolo Burghignoli, David González-Oveiero
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The generation of a limited-diffractive, focusing, and self-healing field profile is crucial for the implementation of next-generation, near-field, wireless links. For this reason, this work presents a wideband, leaky-wave Bessel-beam launcher realized through a planar, low-profile, cost-effective grounded dielectric slab with a radially periodic metal strip grating printed on top. The proposed device, excited by a circular waveguide, can generate a transverse-electric-polarized Bessel beam at 300 GHz, reaching a nondiffractive range of 25 mm with an aperture radius of just 12.75 mm. Theoretical results, obtained through an effective and elegant leaky-wave approach, are in a remarkable agreement with full-wave simulations, corroborating the launcher design.

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (FR), Institut d'Électronique et des Technologies du numéRique (FR), Institute for Microelectronics and Microsystems (IT), Université de Rennes (FR), Sapienza University of Rome (IT)
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