ICEAA'14 Program

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ICEAA 14
International Conference on
Electromagnetics in Advanced
Applications
IEEE APWC 14
IEEE-APS
Topical Conference on
Antennas and Propagation in
Wireless Communications
August 3-8, 2014 • Palm Beach, Aruba
ICEAA '14
IEEE APWC '14
Organized by
POLITECNICO DI TORINO
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO
In cooperation with
IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society
URSI, the International Union of Radio Science
Istituto Superiore Mario Boella
sulle Tecnologie dell’Informazione
e delle Telecomunicazioni
Torino Wireless Foundation
SELENE Srl - Eventi e Congressi
Sponsored by
IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society
Administrative support services
provided by
SELENE Srl - Eventi e Congressi
FINAL PROGRAM
ICEAA - IEEE APWC COMMITTEES Members:
Danilo Erricolo University of Illinois
STEERING COMMITTEE at Chicago, USA
Guido Lombardi Politecnico di Torino, Italy
Ladislau Matekovits Politecnico di Torino, Italy
Rodolfo S. Zich President of the Istituto
Paolo Petrini Politecnico di Torino, Italy
Superiore Mario Boella
Manuela Trinchero SELENE Srl - Eventi e
President of the Torino
Congressi, Torino, Italy
Wireless Foundation, Italy
David B. Davidson University of Stellenbosch,
South Africa
Roberto D. Graglia Politecnico di Torino, Italy
Paul D. Smith Macquarie University,
Australia SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Riccardo Tascone Head of CNR-IEIIT
Piergiorgio L.E. Uslenghi University of Illinois P. L. E. Uslenghi, USA, Chair
at Chicago, USA
S. Benedetto, Italy T. S. Bird, Australia
M. M. Botha, South Africa F. G. Canavero, Italy
M. F. Cátedra, Spain W. C. Chew, USA
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE D. B. Davidson, South Africa W. A. Davis, USA
D. Erricolo, USA R. D. Graglia, Italy
Chairman of ICEAA - IEEE APWC Organizing Committee:
L. Gürel, Turkey E. Heyman, Israel
Roberto D. Graglia Politecnico di Torino, Italy

M. A. Lyalinov, Russia H. Nakano, Japan
Technical Program Chair:
Piergiorgio L.E. Uslenghi University of Illinois M. Orefice, Italy A. J. Parfitt, Australia
at Chicago, USA
A. F. Peterson, USA H. C. Reader, South Africa
Publication Chair and CD-Proceedings production:
Guido Lombardi Politecnico di Torino, Italy P. Russer, Germany M. S. Sharawi, Saudi Arabia
P. D. Smith, Australia R. Tascone, Italy
IEEE-APS representative:
W. Ross Stone USA
Y. Wen, People’s Republic of China
URSI representative: W. Wiesbeck, Germany D. R. Wilton, USA
Piergiorgio L.E. Uslenghi University of Illinois
at Chicago, USA
Webmaster:
Gaetano Morrone Torino, Italy
Secretariat/Treasurer/administration:
Manuela Trinchero SELENE Srl - Eventi e
Congressi, Torino, Italy
 
WELCOME TO THE CONFERENCE
On behalf of the Steering Committee, of the Organizing by the Torino Wireless Foundation, with the principal
Committee and of the Scientific Committee, I am glad co-sponsorship of the IEEE Antennas and Propagation
to welcome all participants to the sixteenth edition of Society and the technical cosponsorship of the
ICEAA, and to the fourth edition of IEEE APWC, the IEEE- International Union of Radio Science (URSI).
APS Topical Conference on Antennas and Propagation in The Conferences are held at the Radisson Aruba Resort,
Wireless Communications. These two conferences share Casino & Spa, Palm Beach, Aruba, from August  to 8,
a common organization, registration fee, submission site, 01. Aruba is a happy island full of history, culture,
workshops and short courses, and social events. rugged landscapes, and exotic local dishes. Don’t miss
the opportunity to venture off the sand and check out
These Conferences together have a wide scope, fun attractions; I am sure you will enjoy them.
which includes all kinds of advanced applications in We look forward to seeing you in Palm Beach, Aruba, in
Electromagnetics and new technology developments. August.
Broad areas are covered, ranging from Cognitive Radio
Roberto D. Graglia
to Electromagnetic Compatibility and Intentional
Chairman of the ICEAA - IEEE APWC Organizing Committee
Electromagnetic Interference, from Antennas,
Propagation, and Components Technologies to
Radar Cross Section and Asymptotic Techniques,
from Electromagnetic Applications to Biomedicine
to Computational Electromagnetics, from Wireless
Communications to Metamaterials.
The two conferences altogether feature 6 sessions
including  special sessions organized by renowned
experts. The ICEAA 01 Conference program consists
of  sessions including 18 Special Sessions; the IEEE
APWC 01 Conference program consists of 11 sessions
including 7 Special Sessions. About 0 papers are
scheduled, out of the  submitted. As in previous
editions invited papers will be presented at the two
Conferences, giving recent information on the state of
the art and new technologies. A half-day short course
on “Optimal antenna currents using MoM and convex
optimization” will be held on Sunday afternoon, August ,
by Prof. Mats Gustafsson of the Lund University, Sweden.
The Conferences, organized by the Politecnico di Torino
and by the University of Illinois at Chicago, are technically
supported by the Istituto Superiore Mario Boella and
 
MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION
Coffee breaks and luncheons are included in the registration
DATES AND LOCATION fee. Coffee breaks will be served in the Congress Center
and Luncheons at the Sunset Grille Restaurant.
The conferences will be held from rd to 8th of August
01, at the Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino & Spa, WELCOME RECEPTION
J.E. Irausquin Boulevard 81, Palm Beach, Aruba.
A Welcome Reception will be offered to the participants
OFFICIAL LANGUAGE on Sunday evening, August , at 18:00, at the Pool Deck
of the Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino & Spa, J.E. Irausquin
The official language will be English. No simultaneous Boulevard 81, Palm Beach, Aruba.
translation will be provided.
BANQUET

PROCEEDINGS
The Award Dinner will be offered to the participants
At the registration, each participant will receive a copy of on Wednesday night, at 19:0, at the private beach of
the Conference Proceedings. the Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino & Spa, J.E. Irausquin
Boulevard 81, Palm Beach, Aruba. The winner(s) of the
ICEAA - IEEE APWC 1 Young Scientist Award will be
REGISTRATION FEE
announced at the Banquet.
The ICEAA and the IEEE APWC conference share a
AUDIOVISUAL EQUIPMENT
common organization, registration fee, submission site,
workshops and short courses, and social events. The on-
site registration fee is 6,00 Euro per person. The on- Each meeting room will be equipped with a notebook.
site registration fee for IEEE members is 600,00 Euro per The presenting authors will not be allowed to use their
person. Full registration is required of all participants, personal computer for presentation; only the computer of
including members of the Conference Committees, the meeting rooms can be used for presentation.
Session Chairs and Authors. A non-refundable registration
for each paper has been required from the corresponding INTERNET CONNECTION
Author at the time of submission of the contribution in
final form. The registration fee includes attendance to The Conference Centre features free WI-FI Internet access.
all sessions, welcome reception, luncheons and coffee
breaks, banquet, and participants’ briefcase containing ELECTRIC POWER IN ARUBA
the Conference Proceedings and other material.
Electrical Power 110 V AC (60 cycles) is identical to that
REGISTRATION AT THE CONFERENCE utilized in the United States.
A registration desk will be located in the Foyer of the MESSAGES
Congress Center. The accompanying person fee is 10,00
Euro and includes only the welcome reception and the
During the Conference, messages may be directed to
banquet. Accompanying persons and late registrants
participants via Email (iceaa01@seleneweb.com) or by
may register, or pre-registrants may pick up conference
calling the Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino & Spa +97 86-
materials, at the following times: Sunday 9:30÷17:30,
6. Messages will be posted in the in the Foyer of the
Monday and Tuesday 8:00÷17:00, Wednesday 8:00÷12:00,
Congress Center.
Thursday: 8:00÷17:00, Friday: 8:00÷12:00.
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ARUBA CURRENCY Caribbean island. Aruba is blessed with clear skies, bright
sunshine (more sunny days than any other island!) and
US Dollars are widely accepted in Aruba, and banks may cooling trade winds practically every day of the year.
exchange other foreign currency. ATM facilities exist Except for a few scattered weather events annually and
at most banks, but also at all gas stations and popular some brief showers on some days, the sun does indeed
supermarkets. ATM instructions are normally given in always shine here! Wonderful Aruba weather is one of
Dutch, English, Spanish and Papiamento and cash is the many reasons for the island’s highest return-visitor
normally dispensed in local currency. Some ATM’s will also rate in the Caribbean. On average, Aruba receives only 16
give out cash in US dollars. Aruba’s currency is the florin inches of rain, with the greatest likelihood of precipitation
denoted by the letters ‘Awg.’ but also widely known as ‘Afl.’ from October through January. Temperatures average in
The Aruban florin is divided into 100 cents and there are the low 80s year-round, with higher numbers recorded
coins of , 10, , 0 cents, 1 florin (100 cents) as well as from May through October and lower temperatures from
the  florin coin. The square shaped 0 cent “yotin” coin December through March.
is probably Aruba’s best-known coin from which many
souvenirs are made while the coin itself makes a unique gift HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
for coin collectors. Banknotes are issued in denominations
of 10, , 0, 100 and 00 florins. A block of rooms at a Special Rate has been reserved at the
Conference Venue: the RADISSON ARUBA RESORT, CASINO
TRANSPORTATION & SPA, J.E. Irausquin Boulevard 81, Palm Beach, Aruba. The
Special Rate is offered for a period of three days before and
The Queen Beatrix International Airport is located in four days after the Conference dates, to accommodate those
Oranjestad, Aruba, at a distance of about 1 Km from the who wish to extend their visits (from July 1 through August
Conference venue: the Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino 1). For bookings please visit: www.radisson.com/aruba
& Spa, J.E. Irausquin Boulevard 81, Palm Beach, Aruba. and use the Promotional Code: IEEE1
The cost of a taxi ride from the airport to the Conference
venue is  US$. Aruba is served by a number of airlines ACCOMPANYING PERSON PROGRAM
and international carriers, and connections can be made
to any part of the world. US-bound passengers benefit For the latest information on the Accompanying Person
from their own terminal building that houses a U.S. INS/ Program and other Social Events please check www.iceaa-
Customs facility, allowing flights from Aruba to enter the offshore.org, or refer to the Conference registration desk.
U.S. as domestic flights. The Aruba Airport has over 100
non-stop flights every week from 1 North US gateways, USEFUL ADDRESSES
and one-stop connections from almost every city in the
USA and Canada. Aruba also enjoys international flights
For technical and scientific aspects:
from European and Latin American countries including
ICEAA Secretariat
Holland, United Kingdom, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela,
Dipartimento di Elettronica e TLC, Politecnico di Torino
Peru, Argentina and Brazil. Aruba is easy to reach, with
Corso Duca degli Abruzzi , 1019 Torino
direct flights to Aruba on many major airlines from cities
Tel. +9-011-090-000
in North America. In just four hours from New York City,
(-06, Prof. R.D. Graglia; -01, Dr. G. Lombardi)
and two and a half from Miami, you can be at the Aruba
Fax +9-011-090-01/-099
Airport, breathing in the tropical air as you sail through
E-mail: iceaa1@iceaa.polito.it
immigration and customs.
For logistics aspects:
WEATHER SELENE s.r.l. (Mrs. Manuela Trinchero)
Via Medici,  - 101 Torino
Aruba has a dry climate, with an average of 8 °F (~7°C). Tel. +9 011 799601
Located outside the hurricane belt with constant cooling Fax +9 011 79976
trade winds, Aruba has more sunny days than any other E-mail: iceaa01@seleneweb.com
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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
ICEAA - IEEE APWC 2014
YOUNG SCIENTIST AWARD
SUNDAY, AUGUST 3
A certificate and a prize of 1,000 US$ will be awarded to the
SALON A
young scientist (aged not more than thirty-six as of June
6, 01) who has authored the best ICEAA or IEEE APWC Formal opening
paper in terms of content and impact on Electromagnetics. 10:0 ÷ 11:0
The finalists for this Award must present their paper in a
Plenary address by IEEE AP-S Distinguished
special poster session scheduled for Monday afternoon,
Lecturer
August  01, in the coffee-break area. In case of eligible
Mats Gustafsson
coauthors who are registered participants at ICEAA - IEEE
Lund University, Sweden
APWC, each awardee will receive a certificate and the cash
award will be shared equally among them. The winner(s) CONVEx OPTIMIZATION FOR OPTIMAL DESIGN
of the ICEAA - IEEE APWC 01 Young Scientist Award AND ANALYSIS OF SMALL ANTENNAS
will be announced at the Award Dinner on Wednesday
evening, August 6, 01. Since the award announcement SUMMARY: Design of small antennas is
and presentation are made at the Banquet, all candidates challenging as the Q-factor, efficiency,
are expected to attend the Banquet. and radiation resistance must be
controlled simultaneously. In this
presentation, convex optimization
Short Course on together with integral expressions of the
OPTIMAL ANTENNA CURRENTS stored electromagnetic energies is used
to analyze many fundamental antenna
USING MOM AND CONVEx OPTIMIZATION
problems. The solutions to the convex optimization problems
determine optimal currents, offer insight for antenna design,
Prof. Mats Gustafsson of the Lund University, Sweden,
and present performance bounds for antennas. We present
will hold a half-day short course on “Optimal antenna several optimization formulations such as maximal gain
currents using MoM and convex optimization,” on Sunday Q-factor quotient, minimal Q for superdirectivity, minimal
Afternoon, August  - Salon A. The short course is free for Q for given far field, and efficiency. The effects of antennas
the Conference registrants. Participants may register for embedded in structures such as mobile phones are
this short course at the Conference Registration Desk. discussed. Results are shown for various antenna geometries
and compared to state of the art designs showing that many
antennas perform almost optimally. A tutorial description
of a method of moment implementation together with
a Matlab package for convex optimization to determine
optimal current distributions on arbitrarily shaped antennas
is also presented.
11:0 ÷ 1:0
Short Course on
OPTIMAL ANTENNA CURRENTS USING MOM
AND CONVEx OPTIMIZATION
Lecturer:
Mats Gustafsson
1:0 ÷ 17:0
POOL DECK
WELCOME RECEPTION
18:00 - 0:00
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MONDAY, AUGUST 4 TUESDAY, AUGUST 5
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Chairs: Chairs: M.M. Botha Modeling
S. CapoY.r aRla Dnegla Barrio, D.H. Werner, P.L. Werner Finite M ethods of Devices a nd Circuits
Chairs: 11:00 ÷ 1:0 Chairs:
R.D. Graglia, Chairs: A. Delgado,
AD.F..R P. eWteilrtsoonn, Session 7 M.M. Botha, S. Romero Oliv eira de Souza
ICEAA J. Shibayama 11:0 ÷ 1:0

Organized by 10:0 ÷ 1:0 Session 16
M. Gustafsson,
ICEAA
L. Jonsson
Session 11
Organized by
Optimal Antennas ICEAA
Cha irs: Organi zed by 8:00 ÷ 1:0 P. NPeirwin Torlei ,n Fd. Ys ainn g
M. Gustafsson,
A. Boag Reflectarrays and
L. Jonsson
Session 13 Transmi tarrays
10:0 ÷ 1:0 1:0 ÷ 1:0 ICEAA Chairs:
Fast Computational
P. Pirinoli, F. Yang
Methods Organized by
Session 4 Session 8
Y. Wen 1:0 ÷ 1:0
ICEAA ICEAA

Organized by Chairs: EMC and Other Related Session 17
Antennas and Arrays H. Shirai A. Boag, A. Natan Technologies IEEE APWC
for Rail Transportation

Organized by
Recent Advancement
Chairs: D.N. Aloi, M.S. Sharawi
R.L. Haupt, of Electromagnetic Chairs:
M.C. Johnson The ory Y. Wen, A. Marvin Novel Antennas for
Chairs: Automotive and
H. Shirai, R. Sato Vehicular Applications

Chairs:
8:0 ÷ 16:0 1:0 ÷ 17:0 1:0 ÷ 17:0 D.N. Aloi, M.S. Sharawi

Coffee break 10:00÷10:0 1:0 ÷ 17:0 1:0 ÷ 17:0 16:00 ÷ 17:0
Lunch break 1:0÷1:0
Coffee break 1:0÷16:00 Coffee break 10:00÷10:0
Lunch break 1:0÷1:0
POSTER SESSION FOR YOUNG SCIENTIST AWARD - SALON B - 1:00÷18:0 Coffee break 1:0÷16:00
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6 THURSDAY, AUGUST 7
SALON A SALON C ROOM RUBY SALON A SALON C ROOM RUBY
Session 18 Session 19 Session 21 Session 23 Session 26 Session 30
IEEE APWC ICEAA IEEE APWC IEEE APWC IEEE APWC ICEAA
Materials and Non-Linear
Organized by Channel Modeling Organized by Organized by Electrom agnetics
Organized by S. Balasubramaniam, and MIMO Systems H. Nakano M. Hein Chairs:
H. Na kano J. J in Cha irs: Emerging Antenna Detection, Direction- J.P. Barret, C. Schulz
S. Cotton, Technologies, Finding, and Beam 8:0 ÷ 10:00
Recent Advances in R. Storch Multiband Antennas, Steering Arrays
Emerging Antenna Integral Equation and Wideband Antennas Session 31
Technologies, and Finite Element Part  ICE AA
Multiband Antennas, Methods 8:00 ÷ 9:00 Chairs: Electromagnetic Theory
and M. Hein, A. Popugaev and Measu rements
Wideband Antennas Chairs: Chairs: Chairs:
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J. J in ICEAA J.M. Velázq uez Arcos
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IEEE APWC In memoriam of IEEE APWC ICE AA ICEAA
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In memory of
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Mathematical Advances
in Electrom agnetics
Chairs:

J.M. Arnold, P.D. Smith

1:0 ÷ 17:0 16:00 ÷ 17:0 1:0 ÷ 17:00
Coffee break 10:00÷10:0
Lunch break 1:0÷1:0
Coffee break 1:0÷16:00
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 8 FINAL PROGRAM
SALON A SALON C ROOM RUBY
Session 33 Session 34 Session 36 Sunday, August , 01, Salon A
IEEE APWC ICEAA ICEAA
FREE SHORT COURSE ON
Organized by Organized by OPTIMAL ANTENNA CURRENTS USING MOM
M. Hein D. V. Giri
AND CONVEx OPTIMIZATION
Technologies for mm
High-Power and 1:0-17:0
Compact Antenna Electromagnetics Sub-mm Waves
Arrays-Design, Instructor
Technologies, Chairs:
Prof. Mats Gustafsson
Applications D.V. Giri, I. Kohlberg
Chairs: of the Lund University, Sweden
8:0 ÷ 9:00 P. Hernández,
N. Jastram A tutorial description of using a method of moments
Chairs: Session 35 implementation together with a Matlab implementation
M. Hein, ICEAA
A. Skrivervik for convex optimization to determine optimal current
Radar imaging and distributions on arbitrarily shaped antennas is presented.
Inverse Scattering The optimal currents offer insight for antenna design and
present performance bounds for antennas. Optimization
Chairs:
formulations for maximal gain Q-factor quotient, minimal Q-
M.M. Botha,
L. Claudepierre factor for superdirectivity, minimum Q for given far-field, and
antennas embedded in structures are discussed. The results
8:0 ÷ 11:00 9:00 ÷ 10:0 8:0 ÷ 11:00 are illustrated for planar geometries and bodies of revolution.
Coffee break 10:00÷10:0

1. Introduction and motivation.
. Overview of physical bounds on antennas: from spherical
regions by Chu (198), arbitrary geometry (007) to
embedded antennas (01).
. Stored energy expressed in the current density and method
of moments (MoM) formulation.
. Basics of convex optimization and the CVX software.
. Optimal currents and physical bounds on small antennas:
gain over Q, Q for superdirectivity, Q for prescribed farfields,
and embedded antennas.
6. Bounds for ohmic losses and efficiency using multi-objective
optimization.
7. Combination between convex and global optimization for
automated optimal antenna design.
8. Future challenges and initial results for MIMO antennas.
9. Summary and conclusions.

The attendees will be allowed to copy on their memory stick
the presentation slides.
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