Can Ding

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University of Sydney

Australia

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Can Ding is a Lecturer at the University of Technology Sydney in Australia. His research focuses on advanced antenna technology, including full-duplex systems, image enhancement methods, and multi-polarization techniques for 6G applications. Recent publications highlight innovative approaches to antenna design and optimization, contributing significantly to the fields of electrical engineering and communications.

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A Four-Port Shared-Aperture In-Band Full-Duplex Antenna Array Based on a Novel Common-Mode and Differential-Mode Combination Method

All-Inclusive Image Enhancement for Degraded Images Exhibiting Low-Frequency Corruption

A Low-Profile Dual-Band Self-Decoupled Shared-Aperture Patch Antenna Array for 6G Beamforming

A Multi-Polarization Enabled Generalized Joined Coupler (MPE-GJC) Matrix for Multi-Beam Antenna Arrays

A New Buffering Scheme for Shared-Aperture Dual-Band Base Station Antenna Array Utilizing Tight-Coupling Concept

Modeling Dome Arrays Through a Ray-Tracing Method Incorporating Embedded-Element Patterns

A Bowl-Shaped Filtering Antenna With Wideband Cross-Band Scattering Mitigation for Dual-Band Base Stations

A Reconfigurable Millimeter-Wave Antenna Array With Wide-Range Continuous Beamwidth Control (WCBC) Based on Polarization-Mixing

A Single-Antenna Full-Duplex Subsystem With High Isolation and High Gain

An In-Band Full-Duplex Prototype With Joint Self-Interference Cancellation in Antenna, Analog, and Digital Domains

A Wide-Beam Antenna Array With Spatially Variable-Orthogonal-Polarizations (SVOP) Achieved by Polarization-Mixing

A ±45°-Polarized Antenna System With Four Isolated Channels for In-Band Full-Duplex (IBFD)

Simultaneous Suppression of Cross-Band Scattering and Coupling Between Closely Spaced Dual-Band Dual-Polarized Antennas

Improved MPPT System Based on FTSMC for Thermoelectric Generator Array Under Dynamic Temperature and Impedance

IDBP: Image Dehazing Using Blended Priors Including Non-Local, Local, and Global Priors

Symmetrical Multilayer Dielectric Model of Thermal Stress and Strain of Silicon-Core Coaxial Through-Silicon Vias in 3-D Integrated Circuit

High Efficiency Thermoelectric Temperature Control System With Improved Proportional Integral Differential Algorithm Using Energy Feedback Technique

Antenna/Propagation Domain Self-Interference Cancellation (SIC) for In-Band Full-Duplex Wireless Communication Systems

Improving the Energy-Conversion Efficiency of a PV–TE System With an Intelligent Power-Track Switching Technique and Efficient Thermal-Management Scheme

High Sensitivity Core-Shell Structure (CSS)-Based Fiber Sensor for Monitoring Analytes in Liquids and Gases

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Xiaojing Huang

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