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11/20 Wednesday
Room B-1
Room B-2
Room C-1
Room C-2
Room I, J, K
Event Hall
Room D, E, G, H
8:50 - 10:30
WE1A
WE1B
WE1C
WE1D
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Exhibition

(10:30 -17:30)

10:50 - 12:30
Lunch Time
14:00 - 15:40
WE3A
WE3B
WE3C
WE3D
WEOF
Coffee Break
16:00 - 18:00
WE4A
WE4B
WE4C
WE4D

WEDNESDAY PROGRAM IN DETAIL

Wednesday, November 20, 8:50 - 10:30
Room B-1
Session WE1A

Ultra-Wideband MMICs for Wireless and Optical Communications

Chairs : Y. Itoh, Mitsubishi Electric Corp., JAPAN, M. Kimishima, Advantest Corp., JAPAN

WE1A-1

Highly Integrated MMIC Beamformer for Ultra-Wideband Phased Array Antennas

A. Ouacha, M. Alfredson, T. Holmgren, and R. Jonsson, FOI, Swedish
Defence Research Agency, SWEDEN

WE1A-2

A 15-80 GHz MMIC SPDT Switch Using Traveling Wave Concept

W.-H. Tu, P.-Y. Chen, K.-Y. Lin, H. Wang, and R. B. Wu, Nation Taiwan Univ., TAIWAN

WE1A-3

A 45-90 GHz BPSK Modulator Using HBT Technology

H.-Y. Chang, H. Wang, Y.-C. Wang*, P.-C. Chao*, C.-H. Chen*, and D.-C. Niu**, Nation Taiwan Univ.,
*WIN Semiconductors Corp., **Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology, TAIWAN

WE1A-4

An Integrated Frequency Doubler

A. Chenakin, Y. Fu, and D. Lee, Nextec Microwave & RF, Inc., U.S.A.

WE1A-5

A Broadband 120-GHz Schottky-Diode Receiver for 10-Gbit/s Wireless Links

T. Minotani, A. Hirata, and T. Nagatsuma, NTT, JAPAN

Wednesday, November 20, 8:50 - 10:30
Room B-2
Session WE1B

Analyses and Applications of Waveguides and Striplines

Chairs : T. Shibata, NTT, JAPAN, Z.-H. Feng, Tsinghua Univ., CHINA

WE1B-1

An Efficient Analysis of Lossy Discontinuities in Waveguide by Using Extended Spectral Domain Approach Combined with Mode Matching Method

T. Kitazawa, K. Wakino, T. Nishikawa, and T. Shiraishi, Ritsumeikan Univ., JAPAN

WE1B-2

Investigation on Conductor and Dielectric Losses of Striplines from the Coupled Transmission Line Parameters Extracted by Using the Method of Lines

G.-L. Li and Z.-H. Feng, Tsinghua Univ., CHINA

WE1B-3

Fast Inductance Extraction of Microstrip Lines using Adaptive PEEC Grid

C.-H. Ahn and H. Kim, Yeungnam Univ., KOREA

WE1B-4

A Simple Technique of Enclosed Subregions for CAD Models of Shielded Multilayer/Multiconductor Coplanar Coupled Lines

A. N. Sytchev, Tomsk State Univ. of Control Systems and Radioelectronics, RUSSIA

WE1B-5

Tapered Microstrip Lines for Filter Application

M. Tsuji, M. Katsumata, and H. Shigesawa, Doshisha Univ., JAPAN

Wednesday, November 20, 8:50 - 10:30
Room C-1
Session WE1C

Optical Fiber System

Chairs : K. Inagaki, ATR, JAPAN K. Utsumi, Matsushita Communication Indeustrial Co., Ltd., JAPAN

WE1C-1

30 kHz-40 GHz Amplifier for Optical Application

B. S. Virdee and A. Virdee*, Univ. of North London, *Filtronic Components Ltd, U.K.

WE1C-2

An Improved Broadband and High-Power Erbium-doped Superfluorescent Source

L. Yang, Univ. of Science and Technology of China, CHINA

WE1C-3

Impact of Optical Link Noise on the Performance of Ubiquitous Antenna System

S. Okamura, K. Tsukamoto, S. Komaki, and M. Okada*, Osaka Univ.,
*Nara Institute of Science and Technology, JAPAN

WE1C-4

Dispersion-Effect-Free Dense WDM Millimeter-Wave-Band Radio-on-Fiber Signal
Transmission with Photonic Downconversion

T. Kuri, H. Toda*, and K. Kitayama*, Communications Research Laboratory, *Osaka Univ., JAPAN

WE1C-5

Design of the Dual Circular Polarized Microstrip Patch Antenna with Modified
Cross Slot for PCS Handset

H. Lee, DongKang College, KOREA

Wednesday, November 20, 8:50 - 10:30
Room C-2
Session WE1D

Electromagnetic Simulation Technique

Chairs : A. Dreher, German Aerospace Center (DLR), GERMANY
N. Morita, Chiba Institute of Technology, JAPAN

WE1D-1

Implementing 3-D Envelope Finite Element (EVFE) with Perfectly Matched Layer (PML)

W. Yao, H.-P. Tsai, Y. Wang, and T. Itoh, Univ. of California, Los Angeles, U.S.A.

WE1D-2

Implement New Transmission Equations into Microstrip Low-Pass Filters

Y. Liu, City Univ. of Hong Kong, CHINA

WE1D-3

Efficient CAD of Asymmetrical Waveguide Bandpass Filters

D. Budimir and G. Goussetis, Westminster Univ., U.K.

WE1D-4

Improved Conformal FDTD Algorithm for CAD Software on Planar Microwave Structures

X. Zhong, City Univ. of Hong Kong, CHINA

WE1D-5

The Analysis of Conformal Microstrip Couplers with the GSDMM-Method

M. Thiel and A. Dreher, German Aerospace Center (DLR), GERMANY

Wednesday, November 20, 10:50 - 12:30
Room A
Session WE2E

Opening Ceremony


Keynote Address : The Communication System and Culture

Speaker : Dr. Makoto Nagao, President of Kyoto Univ., Japan (Biography)


Abstract

The telecommunication system has been developed to cover the world by metal wire-, optical wire-, wireless

systems and finally by the satellite system, so that everybody can communicate with each other, anywhere and

any time. This is really true as billions of mobile phones are being used in the world, and will soon have the

capacity to transmit video information.

The result is that the telecommunication and internet systems have expanded all over the world. Everybody

recognizes that human communication requires not only technology but understanding, particularly "language

understanding", because communication is usually done by language, and an appropriate response or answer

cannot be given without understanding. One difficulty in understanding is the so-called "language barrier", and

another is the lack of background knowledge for understanding. Both language and background knowledge are

essential for communication in the globalized world.

Therefore, we have to study language, language understanding, and knowledge and culture, which help to form the

foundation of communication, and without which understanding is impossible.

In this presentation, I will explain how we can handle language by computer, and how much machine translation

systems are actually used. Machine translation is still incomplete, but it is used widely nowadays for the

translation of technical documents and for the translation of internet information; for example, from English into

Japanese. Speech translation is being developed in laboratories for limited topical domains such as hotel

reservations, and will soon be used in other areas. The roles of knowledge and culture are very important for the

improvement of machine translation quality.

In the future, communication will be expanded to humanmachine communication as well as human-human

communication with many different languages. Speech command is accepted nowadays, for example, in car

navigation systems. In such a system, flexible command and response on flexible question and answering must be

realized between the human being and the system. Human-like communication is also essential for future robotic

systems, particularly pet robots whose primary purpose is to provide amusement. In this way, a

telecommunication system will evolve from information transmission to conversation and understanding system,

which is a true realization of communication.

Wednesday, November 20, 14:00 - 15:40
Room B-1
Session WE3A

Linearization Technique for Power Amplifiers

Chairs : Y. Takayama, Himeji Institute of Technology, JAPAN, Y. Akaiwa, Kyushu Univ., JAPAN

WE3A-1

Feedforward Power Amplifier Control Method Using Weight Division Adaptive Algorithm

K. Horiguchi, A. Okamura, M. Nakayama, Y. Ikeda, T. Takagi,
and O. Ishida, Mitsubishi Electric Corp., JAPAN

WE3A-2

Error Amplifier Performance in a Feedforward System for Varying Levels of Main Signal Cancellation

A. B. Kouki and D. Messaili, Ecole de Technologie Superieure, CANADA

WE3A-3

Diminished Sensitivity to Phase Variation in Injected Second Harmonic Linearization Technique for Multychannel Amplifiers

N. Males-Ilic, B. Milovanovic, and D. Budimir, Westminster Univ., U.K.

WE3A-4

Design of A New Predistorter using Low Frequency Second Order Intermodulations of a Harmonic Generator

H. S. Jang, Y.Kim, S.-U. Kim, I.-S. Chang, and Y.-C. Jeong*, Sogang Univ.,
*Chonbuk national Univ., KOREA

WE3A-5

Design of a Predistorter Controlling Each Individual Order of Intermodulation using New Harmonic Generators

S. W. Kim, H. Y. Cho, Y. Kim, I. S. Chang, and W. W. Lee*, Sogang Univ.,
*Korea Military Academy, KOREA

Wednesday, November 20, 14:00 - 15:40
Room B-2
Session WE3B

Dielectric Filters

Chairs : S.-W. Yun, Sogang Univ., KOREA, I. Awai, Yamaguchi Univ., JAPAN

WE3B-1

A Varactor-Tuned RF Tunable Band-Pass Filter with Constant Bandwidth and Improved Pass-Band Flatness

B.-W. Kim, D.-I. Yun, and S.-W. Yun, Sogang Univ., KOREA

WE3B-2

Synthesis of the Harmonic-Suppressed LTCC Filter Using the Combinational Method

C.-Y. Chang and C.-W. Tang, National Chiao-Tung Univ., TAIWAN

WE3B-3

Racetrack Type Ring Resonator Loaded Channel Dropping Filter Based on the NRD Guide Technology at 60 GHz

F. Kuroki, K. Wada, and T. Yoneyama*, Kure National College of Technology,
*Tohoku Institute of Technology, JAPAN

WE3B-4

High-Q Planar Type Dielectric Resonator and Filter Using Thin Film Fine Line Electrodes

S. Hidaka, Y. Kitagawa, S. Abe, and J. Hattori, Murata Manufacturing, Co., Ltd., JAPAN

WE3B-5

Dielectric Combline BPF Excited at the Shorted Ends

I. Awai, C. Jo, K. Endo*, Y. Yasukawa*, and Y. Yamashita*, Yamaguchi, Univ., *TDK Corp., JAPAN

Wednesday, November 20, 14:00 - 15:40
Room C-1
Session WE3C

Active & Adaptive Array Antennas (1)

Chairs : T. Ohira, ATR, JAPAN, C. Sun, Nanyang Technological Univ., SINGAPORE

WE3C-1

Blind Aerial Beamforming Based on a Higher-Order Maximum Moment Criterion
(Part I: Theory)

T. Ohira, ATR, JAPAN

WE3C-2

Blind Aerial Beamforming Based on a Higher-Order Maximum Moment Criterion
(Part II: Experiments)

J. Cheng, K. Iigusa, M.Hashiguchi, and T. Ohira, ATR, JAPAN

WE3C-3

Spotted Null Forming of Electronically Steerable Parasitic Array Radiator Antennas
in Indoor Multipath Propagation

A. Hirata and T. Ohira, ATR, JAPAN

WE3C-4

Adaptive Beamforming of Espar Antenna Based on Simultaneous Perturbation
Stochastic Approximation Theory

C. Sun and N. C. Karmakar, Nanyang Technological Univ., SINGAPORE

WE3C-5

A DOA Estimation Technique Based on A Single-Port Smart Antenna
for Position Location Service
s

C. Sun, Nanyang Technological Univ., SINGAPORE

Wednesday, November 20, 14:00 - 15:40
Room C-2
Session WE3D

Microwave Superconductivity Filter

Chairs : K. Suzuki, ISTEC, JAPAN, Z. Ma, Saitama Univ., JAPAN

WE3D-1

Measurements of Frequency Dependence of Surface Resistance of YBCO Films using Four Modes in a Sapphire Rod Resonator

T. Hashimoto and Y. Kobayashi, Saitama Univ., JAPAN

WE3D-2

High Temperature Superconducting Coplanar Waveguide Matching Circuit
for RF Front -End

H. Kanaya, Y. Koga, G. Urakawa, and K. Yoshida, Kyushu Univ., JAPAN

WE3D-3

Design and Measurement of a Miniaturized High Temperature Superconductor
Microstrip Spiral Resonator Filter

Z. Ma, E. Sakurai, K. Nomiyama, and Y. Kobayashi, Saitama Univ., JAPAN

WE3D-4

Electrically Tunable Compact High-Tc Superconducting Coplananar
Waveguide Resonator

M. Misra, K. Kotani, T. Kiwa, I. Kawayama, H. Murakami, and M. Tonouchi, Osaka Univ., JAPAN

WE3D-5

2 GHz Band Superconducting Tunable Quasi-Elliptic Function Filter
on Sapphire Substrate

H. Kayano, Y. Terashima, F. Aiga, H. Fuke, M. Yamazaki, and T. Hashimoto, Toshiba Corp., JAPAN

Wednesday, November 20, 16:00 - 18:00
Room B-1
Session WE4A

Dielectric and Waveguide Filters

Chairs : J. Bornemann, Univ. of Victoria, CANADA, J. Hattori, Murata Manufacturing Company, JAPAN

WE4A-1

On the Equivalent Circuits of Microwave Coupled Cavities and Coupled Cavity Filters

J.-F. Liang, BenQ Wireless Technology Center, U.S.A.

WE4A-2

Inline Waveguide Filters with Arbitrarily Located Attenuation Poles

U. Rosenberg, S. Amari, and J. Bornemann, Univ. of Victoria, CANADA

WE4A-3

Equivalent-Circuit Analysis of Probe-Coupled Dielectric Resonators for Attenuation
Poles in Bandpass Filters

H. Uchida, T. Itaya, N. Yoneda, and M. Miyazaki, Mitsubishi Electric Corp., JAPAN

WE4A-4

Improvement of Microwave Property of a Dielectric Resonator by its Division

I. Awai, W. Koga, H. Kubo, A. Sanada, and K. Iwashita*, Yamaguchi Univ., *Ube Industries Ltd, JAPAN

WE4A-5

(INVITED) Microwave Filters for Satellite Communications

J. Fiedziuszko, Space Systems/LORAL, U.S.A.

Wednesday, November 20, 16:00 - 18:00
Room B-2
Session WE4B

Sensing Technology (1)

Chairs : P. H. Siegel, California Institute of Technology, U.S.A., Y. Takimoto, JAPAN

WE4B-1

High Resolution Algorithms Applied to Velocity and Length-of-Travel
Measurements in Radar Sensors

A.Stelzer, M. Pichler, and R. Weigel, Univ. of Linz, AUSTRIA

WE4B-2

Simulation of GPR Profiles for Mine-Like Targets Buried in Rough Ground
Surface and Clutter Removal by Similarity Measurement Methods

G. Fang and M. Sato, Tohoku Univ., JAPAN

WE4B-3

A Design of Antenna for Passive Millimeter-Wave Imaging Arrays

M. K. Joung, Y. Suzuki, K. Kanari, N. Arai, H. Sato, Y. Wagatsuma, K. Mizuno, Y. Yamanaka*, and S. K. Kim**, Tohoku Univ., JAPAN, *CRL, JAPAN, **Dongguk Univ., KOREA

WE4B-4

T/R Module For 76GHz FMCW Radar Using Dielectric Waveguide Interfaced Signal
Source with Excellent Modulation Linearity

A. Saitoh, S. Tamura, S. Yamashita, T. Kato, T. Tanizaki, and H. Tanaka,
Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd., JAPAN

WE4B-5

(INVITED) Terahertz Technology and Applications

P. H. Siegel, California Institute of Technology, U.S.A.

Wednesday, November 20, 16:00 - 18:00
Room C-1
Session WE4C

Modulation Technology (1)

Chairs : F. Jondral, Univ. of Karlsruhe, GERMANY, T. Nakagawa, NTT, JAPAN

WE4C-1

Design of A Secure Software Download Algorithm in Software Defined Radio
Terminals Using Quantum Cryptography

A. A. Mahimkar, Univ. of Mumbai, INDIA

WE4C-2

Performance of Adaptive Modulation Scheme using Doppler Spread Compensator

T. Wada, M. Okada*, and H. Yamamoto*, Wakayama Univ.,
*Nara Institute of Science and Technology, JAPAN

WE4C-3

Tracking Ability Enhancement for OFDM Based Adaptive Modulation
with Multilevel Transmit Power Control for High Mobility Terminals
in Broadband Wireless Communication Systems

T. Yoshiki, Osaka Univ., JAPAN

WE4C-4

Constructing Software Radio on Distributed Systems

C. Zhang, X. Sun, and Y. Yao, Tsinghua Univ., CHINA

WE4C-5

(INVITED) Software Defined Radio - A European`s Point of View

F. Jondral, Univ. of Karlsruhe, GERMANY

Wednesday, November 20, 16:00 - 18:00
Room C-2
Session WE4D

Optimization Technique of Electromagnetic Simulation

Chairs : C. Phongcharoenpanich, King Mongkuts Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, THAILAND,
T. Anada, Kanagawa Univ., JAPAN

WE4D-1

(INVITED) Applications of Neural Networks to RF Design and Web-Based Education

K.C. Gupta, Univ. of Colorado, U.S.A.

WE4D-2

Efficient Diagnosis and Optimization of Microwave Filters using Em-Solvers
and Surrogate Models

P. Harsche and R. Vahldieck, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, SWITZERLAND

WE4D-3

Full-Wave Optimization by EM3D Technology and Genetic Algorithm

T.-Y. Huang, Y.-H. Pang, and R.-B. Wu, National Taiwan Univ., TAIWAN

WE4D-4

Scallable Parallel Optimisation using Fast Messy Genetic Algorithm

WP. Kostka and Z. Skvor*, CTU - Prague, FEE, *Czech Technical Univ., CZECH REPUBLIC

WE4D-5

Design Consideration of a Polarization-Transformation Transmission Filter
with Genetic Algorithm

A. Kusunoki and M. Tanaka, Oita Univ., JAPAN