Vessen Vassilev

Associate professor

Chalmers University of Technology

Sweden

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Dr. Vessen Vassilev is an Associate Professor at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden. His research focuses on advanced radar technologies and integrated systems, with recent articles addressing road surface characterization and innovative integration techniques for mmWave applications. His work includes the development of dual-polarized radiometers and compact waveguide structures aimed at enhancing efficiency in sub-THz systems.

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Chalmers University of Technology

SWEDEN

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Articles (11)

Recognition of Road Surface Conditions With a 82–98 GHz Total Power Dual-Polarized Radiometer on a Vehicle

Road Surface Characterization Using a 77–81 GHz Polarimetric Radar

Integrating InP MMICs and Silicon Micromachined Waveguides for sub-THz Systems

Multilayer Dry Film Photoresist Fabrication of a Robust >100 GHz Gap Waveguide Slot Array Antenna

Novel Integration Techniques for Gap Waveguides and MMICs Suitable for Multilayer Waveguide Applications

mmWave Metal Bowtie Slot Array Element Integrating Power Amplifier MMIC via On-Chip Probe to Enhance Efficiency and Bandwidth

Road Surface Recognition at mm-Wavelengths Using a Polarimetric Radar

Dual-Polarised Radiometer for Road Surface Characterisation

Co-Design and Validation Approach for Beam-Steerable Phased Arrays of Active Antenna Elements With Integrated Power Amplifiers

Compact Low-Loss Chip-to-Waveguide and Chip-to-Chip Packaging Concept Using EBG Structures

Nongalvanic Generic Packaging Solution Demonstrated in a Fully Integrated D-Band Receiver

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Victor Belitsky

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Jian Yang

Per Lundgren

Marianna Ivashina

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