Meerten Versluis
Department / Institute
RESEARCH PROFILE
Meerten Versluis, a member of the Electromagnetics Antenna Systems Lab at the TUe, focuses on addressing challenges associated with high data-rate and energy-efficient RF systems crucial for future mobile communications. His primary emphasis is on co-designing mmWave amplifiers and antennas on the transmitter side to overcome issues related to losses, communication bandwidth, and signal reliability. Specifically, he targets innovative yet complex technologies such as outphasing and antenna-in-package to provide more sustainable RF frontends. The successful implementation of these technologies requires breaking down the traditional barriers between the IC and antenna domains, fostering the creation of new design incentives.
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
Meerten Versluis obtained his BSc and MSc degrees in Electrical Engineering at Eindhoven University of Technology (TUe), specializing in antenna, phased array, and RF systems, in 2017 and 2019, respectively. Since 2019, he has been pursuing a Ph.D. degree in the Electromagnetics (EM) Antenna Systems Lab, dedicated to advancing knowledge in the field of wireless technologies. The primary research focus is on the co-design of amplifiers and antennas, with a specific emphasis on mmWave mobile communications for beyond-5G/6G. He remains committed to exploring more sustainable solutions for mobile communications.
Recent Publications
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Radiated Spectrum of Focal Plane Array Antennas with LINCA Array Feeds
(2023) -
Beam Shape Reconfigurability of Wide-Scan Focal Plane Array Antennas
(2022) -
Package Thickness Investigation of the U-Slot Patch Antenna for Beyond-5G Antenna-in-Package Applications
(2022) -
E-band Point-to-Multipoint Antennas Based On Wide-Scan Focal Plane Arrays
(2022) -
Outphasing Methods for Beyond-5G Millimeter-Wave Base Station Applications
(2021)
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