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Workshop Program

Nov. 26 (Fri)

A [ 5G / 6G ] / B [ Millimeter-Wave and Terahertz-Wave ]

FR1A  Workshop

Nov. 26 (Fri)  09:15-10:55   Room 1 (Annex Hall F201+F202)
Material Characterization and Antenna Measurement Techniques for Development of Passive Devices for Beyond-5G/6G Applications
Organizer / Chair :   Yuto Kato (AIST)
In the next generation wireless communication, beyond-5G/6G, millimeter-waves over 100 GHz are expected to be used, and the development of advanced materials for lower power consumption is crucial for realizing 6G. In the development of passive devices such as metamaterials, antennas, and frequency selective surfaces for beyond-5G/6G applications, it is essential to design them using material parameters at their operating frequencies, and to evaluate their performances using an antenna evaluation system for beyond-5G/6G applications.
In this workshop session, we will discuss material and antenna measurement techniques in the millimeter-wave bands for the development of passive devices for beyond-5G/6G applications. In addition, we will present our developments of passive devices based on high-precision measurement techniques; the D-band metamaterial reflectors and the W-band frequency selective surfaces.

Keyword : Complex Permittivity Measurements, Conductivity Measurements, Antenna Measurements, Metamaterials, Frequency Selective Surfaces, Beyond-5G/6G
A [ 5G / 6G ] / B [ Millimeter-Wave and Terahertz-Wave ]

FR1B  Workshop

Nov. 26 (Fri)  12:10-13:50   Room 1 (Annex Hall F201+F202)
Development of High-frequency CMOS Technologies for 5G/6G Technologies
Organizers :  Ryo Sakamaki (AIST)
Chair :  Minoru Fujishima (Hiroshima Univ.)
Recently, 5G communication technologies have been launched for commercial service. On the other hand, post-5G and 6G communication technologies are discussed for improving communication latency and connection density of the services than those of the 5G communication. The post-5G and 6G are expected to be core-technologies for enhancing industrial competitions. In ours NEDO project, circuit design and measurement technologies for novel high-frequency semi-conductor devices are studied for establishing semi-conductor design, fabrication, and measurement technologies within the country.
The workshop discusses introduction and overview of the NEDO project.

Keyword : 5G/6G Communication Technologies, Millimeter-Wave CMOS Technologies, Millimeter-Wave On-Wafer Measurement Techniques
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1 Millimeter-Wave On-Wafer Measurements: Headaches and Possible Cures
Shuhei Amakawa (Hiroshima Univ.)
2 Millimeter-Wave On-Wafer Measurement Techniques for Beyond-5G/6G Technologies
Ryo Sakamaki (AIST)
A [ 5G / 6G ] / B [ Millimeter-Wave and Terahertz-Wave ] / C [ IoT / Society 5.0 ]

FR1C  Workshop

Nov. 26 (Fri)  14:35-16:15   Room 1 (Annex Hall F201+F202)
Millimeter-Wave/Terahertz Wireless Communications: Challenges and Opportunities
Organizers :  Shuhei Amakawa (Hiroshima Univ.)
Chair :  Kyoya Takano (Tokyo Univ. of Science)
Millimeter-wave and terahertz wireless communications offer unique features, including very high data rates, not easily realizable by using lower frequencies. However, the challenge of hardware development and dealing with peculiar propagation properties, among others, remains to be met.
In this workshop, leading experts in the field will discuss selected topics of interest, including a vision and the state of the art of terahertz communications, a possible use case of 60-GHz communications, and millimeter-wave/terahertz phased-array communications.

Keyword : Millimeter-Wave Communications, Terahertz Communications, Ultrahigh-Speed Wireless Communications, Radio Propagation, Phased Arrays, Integrated Circuits
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1 Recent Progress in THz Communications: Electronics vs. Photonics
Tadao Nagatsuma (Osaka Univ.)
2 Millimeter-Wave Wireless Body Area Network Adaptable to Massive Connect IoT Condition
Suguru Kameda (Hiroshima Univ.), Kohei Akimoto (Akita Prefectural Univ.), Noriharu Suematsu (Tohoku Univ.)
3 Millimeter-wave / THz Phased-Array Wireless Communication
Kenichi Okada (Tokyo Inst. of Tech.)
D [ Wireless Power Transmission and Microwave Heating ]

FR2A  Workshop

Nov. 26 (Fri)  09:30-11:10   Room 2 (Annex Hall F203+F204)
Notification on Radio Act & Safety for Production Utilizing WPT
Organizers :  Yukio Yokoi (Takushoku Univ.)
Chair :  Asako Suzuki (Fujiwaves Co., Ltd.)
Applications of WPT (Wireless Power Transfer) equipped system for consumer electronics and facility robots are widely expanding. Tesla trial at year 1900 at NY was historical start of WPT. At year 2007, MIT team has showed WPT which transfer at 2 m distance using magnetic resonant method. This MIT report triggered WPT capability for e-mobility (EV). WPT become familiar when the capability has equipped on smartphones using Qi standard. Airgap is necessary for remote power transfer in the system. Frequency management and limit of emission level from WPT system are discussed at ITU-R and CISPR. In Japan technical requirements are studied and defined at working group of MIC.
Main theme of this session is notification for regulation, radio act and safety of WPT.

Keyword : Wireless Power Transfer, WPT, Qi standard, Electric Field Resonance WPT, Facility Robots, Safety Standard, Regulation Based on Act, Standardization
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1 Regulation and Standardization for Wireless Power Transfer
Yukio Yokoi (Takushoku Univ.)
2 Rule-Making of Non-Radiative WPT by the MIC and Latest Trends of Wireless Charging Standard Qi
Takahiro Shichino (Canon Inc.), Kunihiko Sasaki (DENSO Corp.)
3 Beam Type WPT Rule Making and Social Implementation
Minoru Furukawa (Space Power Technologies Inc.)
4 Safety Standards Managed by UL
Masahiro Hanazawa, Tsutomu Takahashi (UL Japan, Inc.)
D [ Wireless Power Transmission and Microwave Heating ]

FR2B  Workshop

Nov. 26 (Fri)  12:25-14:05   Room 2 (Annex Hall F203+F204)
Underwater Connection Technologies Based on Electromagnetic Field
Organizer / Chair :  Kenichi Takizawa (NICT)
Recently, technologies using electromagnetic fields in seawater have been becoming one of attractive research topics.
In this workshop, three presentations will be given regarding wireless power transmission, wireless communications, and localization (positioning) in seawater. Each lecture shows not only technical aspects, but also its expected applications.

Keyword : Electromagnetic Fields in Seawater, Wireless Communications, Wireless Power Transmission, Localization
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1 Let's Produce New Business with Underwater Electromagnetics
Hiroshi Yoshida (JAMSTEC)
2 Wireless Power Transfer to Sailing Commercial Liners on The River or Coast
Ikuo Awai (Fujiwaves Co., Ltd.)
3 Undersea Positioning by Electromagnetic Waves
Masaharu Takahashi (Chiba Univ.)
F [ Tutorial Sessions ]

FR2C  Tutorial

Nov. 26 (Fri)  14:50-16:30   Room 2 (Annex Hall F203+F204)
Let Us Learn! Microwave Filters: From Bases to Design Tips
Organizers :  Asako Suzuki (Fujiwaves Co., Ltd.)
Chair :  Takashi Shimizu (Utsunomiya Univ.)
This tutorial explains from fundamentals to designing knack to microwave and millimeter wave filters in a short time. This is the right choice for people such as students in laboratories, freshers who need to learn, people need to learn essence. Let's join the world of filters, which is inevitable for traditional GSM, 5G and even coming technology 6G.
By figuring out variety, designing flow and design of filters / what are Q, coupling coefficient, resonant frequency? / typical characters: Butterworth and Chebyshev / how does the metal cavity affect? / how to decide the figure and position of resonator / dual band filter, triple band filter and superconducting filter

Keyword : Resonant Frequency, External Quality Factor, Coupling Coefficient, Unloaded Quality Factor, Cross Coupling, Bandpass Filter, Metal Cavity, Multi Band Filter
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1 Fundamentals and Tips of Designing a Bandpass Filter and Its Advanced Circuits for Microwave-Band
Satoshi Ono (The Univ. of Electro-Communications)
2 Practical Design Methods of Multi Band Microwave Bandpass Filters
Naoto Sekiya (Univ. of Yamanashi)
E [ Future and/or Fundamental Technologies ]

FR3A  Workshop

Nov. 26 (Fri)  09:45-11:25   Room 3 (Annex Hall F205+F206)
Fundamentals and Realities of Electromagnetic Field Simulation Using a High Performance Computer
Organizer / Chair :  Takuji Arima (Tokyo Univ. of Agriculture and Tech.)
The field of application of electromagnetic waves is expanding to include high-speed mobile communications, undersea communications, and wireless power transmission. In order to develop these systems, computer simulation is important. On the other hand, simulating electromagnetic phenomena in real environments often requires a large amount of memory, which makes it impossible to perform calculations on a general-purpose PC. In such a case, it is necessary to use a so-called supercomputer.
In this session, we will discuss the basics and recent topics of electromagnetic field simulation using supercomputers, which are expected to become more and more necessary in the future.

Keyword : High Performance Computer, Large-Scale Electromagnetic Simulation, MPI Programming, FDTD Method
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1 The Current Situation and Future Outlook of Supercomputers
Hiroyuki Takizawa (Tohoku Univ.)
2 Realities of Electromagnetic Field Simulation Using a High Performance Computer
Takuji Arima (Tokyo Univ. of Agriculture and Tech.)
A [ 5G / 6G ]

FR3B  Workshop

Nov. 26 (Fri)  12:40-14:20   Room 3 (Annex Hall F205+F206)
[IEICE RCS-TC] Overview of 5G systems and prospects of 5G evolution/6G
Organizer / Chair :  Eiji Okamoto (Nagoya Inst. of Tech.)
In March 2020, the commercial service of the 5th generation mobile communications system (5G) started in Japan. 5G is the same as the previous evolution of the 4th generation mobile communications system (4G) in that it achieves high-speed communication, but it also has a new feature in that it can accommodate communication with users other than mobile terminals, such as vehicles and Internet of things (IoT) terminals. This is a reason of that 5G is expected to create and drive the use cases of remote and monitoring operations, education, and other new industries such as autonomous driving, automated factories, telework, etc. Therefore, the early spread and further evolution of 5G are much desired.
In this session, the new features of 5G are outlined and the prospects of 5G evolution/6G systems and devices are introduced.

Keyword : 5G, 5G Evolution/6G, Mobile Communications System, 5G Devices, Enhanced Mobile Broadband, Ultra-Reliable and Low-Latency Communications, Massive Machine Type Communications
F [ Tutorial Sessions ]

FR4A  Getting Started

Nov. 26 (Fri)  10:30-12:00   Room 4 (Exhibition Hall Workshop Space)
Tutorial Lecture for Simulation of Microwave Amplifiers and Oscillators, Part1
Organizers :  MWE 2021 Exhibition Committee
Chair :  Hidehisa Shiomi (Osaka Univ.)
Amplifiers and oscillators are typical circuit applications for microwave transistors as active devices. There are many common aspects for them with the basic design principles and the circuit simulation techniques to achieve maximum performances of the transistors.
Session FR4A and FR4B are basic tutorial lectures focusing on the circuit simulation techniques for microwave amplifiers and oscillators. FR4A as part1 describes the amplifiers.

Keyword : Microwave Transistor, Amplifier, Conjugate Matching, Transducer Power Gain
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Part1 Tutorial Lecture for Simulation of Microwave Amplifiers and Oscillators, Part1
Masayuki Kimishima (Advantest Lab.)
 
1. Common Viewpoints of Microwave Amplifiers and Oscillators Design
2. Getting Maximum Gain with Conjugate Matching
3. Understanding Transducer Power Gain
4. Stability and Low Noise Design
5. Comprehensive Discussion
F [ Tutorial Sessions ]

FR4B  Getting Started

Nov. 26 (Fri)  14:00-15:30   Room 4 (Exhibition Hall Workshop Space)
Tutorial Lecture for Simulation of Microwave Amplifiers and Oscillators, Part2
Organizers :  MWE 2021 Exhibition Committee
Chair :  Masayuki Kimishima (Advantest Lab.)
Amplifiers and oscillators are typical circuit applications for microwave transistors as active devices. There are many common aspects for them with the basic design principles and the circuit simulation techniques to achieve maximum performances of the transistors.
Session FR4A and FR4B are basic tutorial lectures focusing on the circuit simulation techniques for microwave amplifiers and oscillators. FR4B as part2 describes the oscillators.

Keyword : Microwave Transistor, Oscillator, Oscillation Condition, Stable Oscillation
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Part2 Tutorial Lecture for Simulation of Microwave Amplifiers and Oscillators, Part2
Hidehisa Shiomi (Osaka Univ.)
 
1. Common Viewpoints of Microwave Amplifiers and Oscillators Design
2. Getting Oscillation of Circuit
3. Understanding Stable Oscillation
4. Discussion of Output Power and Phase Noise
5. Comprehensive Discussion

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