论文信息 - 3D ceramic microstereolithography applied to sub-millimeter devices manufacturing

3D ceramic microstereolithography applied to sub-millimeter devices manufacturing

In this paper the ceramic micro-stereolithography process is presented for the manufacturing of microwave devices able to work at 100 GHz and higher. A 2D Electromagnetic Band Gap crystal has been manufactured and tested from 110 to 180GHz. Good agreement between the measurement and 3D electromagnetic computations has validated the presented process.

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