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Workshop Program

Nov. 28 (Fri)

FR1A  Tutorial

Nov. 28 (Fri)  09:30-11:30   Room 1+2 (Annex Hall F201+F202)
Fundamental of High-Efficiency and Wideband Power Amplifiers towards 6G, and Transistor Modeling
Organizers :  Shintaro Shinjo (Mitsubishi Electric Corp.)
Chair :  Kazuya Yamamoto (Mitsubishi Electric Corp.)
In 6G communications, modulated signals with higher bandwidths and more complex schemes are employed to achieve ultra-high speed and large-capacity data transmission. For power amplifiers, this requires both high-efficiency and wideband operation. Moreover, accurate high-frequency transistor modeling is essential for their development.
This course will cover the fundamentals of high-efficiency, wideband power amplifier for 6G, along with transistor modeling techniques. Recent examples and practical implementations will also be presented.

Keyword : 6G, Modeling, Transistor, Power Amplifier, Wideband, High-Efficiency, Harmonic-Tuning, Doherty, LMBA
1 Fundamentals of High-Frequency Transistor Modeling
Toshiyuki Oishi (Saga Univ.)
2 Fundamentals of High-Efficiency and Wideband Power Amplifier Techniques
Shinichi Tanaka (Shibaura Inst. of Tech.)
3 Fundamentals and Examples of Power Amplifiers for Wireless Communications
Kento Saiki (Mitsubishi Electric Corp.)

FR1B  Tutorial

Nov. 28 (Fri)  14:00-16:00   Room 1+2 (Annex Hall F201+F202)
Fundamental Technologies for Antenna Measurement
Organizer / Chair :  Toru Fukasawa (Kanazawa Inst. of Tech.)
Systems that use radio waves have come to be used in a wide range of fields, including various types of communication, sensing, and power transmission. Antennas are an essential technology for using radio waves, and it is also essential to measure their characteristics for design validation or certification.
This course will explain the basics of measuring antenna characteristics such as impedance characteristics and radiation patterns for small antennas and large antennas.

Keyword : Antenna, Measurement, Impedance, Radiation Pattern, Small Antenna, Large Antenna
1 Fundamentals of Radiation Pattern Measurement for Large Antennas
Narihiro Nakamoto (Mitsubishi Electric Corp.)
2 Fundamentals of Small Antenna Measurement
Toru Fukasawa (Kanazawa Inst. of Tech.)

FR3A  Tutorial

Nov. 28 (Fri)  09:30-11:30   Room 3 (Annex Hall F203)
Introduction to "Syn" Microwave Filters: Latest Synthesis Theory and Evolving Design Techniques
Organizer / Chair :  Satoshi Ono (The Univ. of Electro-Communications)
This basic course systematically explains the fundamentals of modern microwave filters from the synthesis theory of coupling matrices to the cutting edge of filter design. The course is intended for students and engineers who wish to learn the latest design techniques while strengthening their knowledge of the fundamentals. It covers a series of design steps:
(1) lowpass / highpass prototype filters with generalized Chebyshev functions as transfer functions,
(2) synthesis theory of their coupling matrices,
(3) transformation technique of coupling topology, and
(4) filter design based on coupling coefficients and external Q factors, through illustrative examples.
The lecture will also introduce innovative design approaches with coupling matrix extraction techniques and surrogate models.

Keyword : Microwave Filters, Generalized Chebyshev Functions, Coupling Topology, Coupling Matrix
1 Introduction to "Syn" Microwave Filters: Latest Synthesis Theory and Evolving Design Techniques
Masataka Ohira (Doshisha Univ.)

FR3B  Workshop

Nov. 28 (Fri)  14:00-16:00   Room 3 (Annex Hall F203)
Recent Trends of Metamaterial and Metasurface Technology
Organizer / Chair :  Hiroshi Hashiguchi (National Defense Academy)
Metamaterial and Metasurface have attracted attention for many applications in microwave and millimeter to optical frequency bands.
This workshop introduces recent trends of metamaterial and metasurface technology for electromagnetic wave sensing, mantle cloak and antenna application, thermoelectric conversion and nonradiative cooling.

Keyword : Metamaterial, Metasurface, Electromagnetic Wave Sensing, Mantle Cloak, Thermoelectric Conversion, Nonradiative Cooling
1 Electromagnetic Wave Sensing and Visualization using Metasurfaces
Yagitani Satoshi (Kanazawa Univ.)
2 Mantle Cloak using Metasurfaces for Antenna Applications
Naobumi Michishita (National Defense Academy)
3 Metamaterial Thermoelectric Conversion and Nonradiative Cooling
Wakana Kubo (Tokyo Univ. of Agriculture and Tech.)

FR4A  Workshop

Nov. 28 (Fri)  09:30-11:30   Room 4 (Annex Hall F204)
Organizers :  Hidehisa Shiomi (Osaka Univ.)
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FR4B  Workshop

Nov. 28 (Fri)  14:00-16:00   Room 4 (Annex Hall F204)
Recent Trends in ISAC Technology Supporting Beyond 5G/6G: 3GPP Standardization and Experimental Approaches
Organizers :  Suguru Kameda (Hiroshima Univ.), Tomoki Murakami (NTT Corp.), Satoshi Suyama (NTT DOCOMO Inc.)
Chair :  Suguru Kameda (Hiroshima Univ.)
Integrated Sensing and Communications (ISAC), which enables simultaneous wireless communication and sensing, is gaining global attention as a key technology for next-generation networks due to its potential for more efficient spectrum utilization and the creation of new services. Research and development toward standardization and implementation are actively underway.
This session introduces the latest progress in ISAC, including standardization trends in 3GPP, a prototype system utilizing commercial base stations, and an experimental evaluation of device-free sensing using channel state information in WLAN systems. Technical challenges and future perspectives for realizing ISAC will also be discussed.

Keyword : ISAC (Integrated Sensing and Communications),Efficient Utilization of Spectrum Resources,Standardization,Device-Free Sensing,Experimental Demonstration
1 Technical Trends of Integrated Sensing and Communications (ISAC) in 3GPP Standardization
Shuhei Saito (Panasonic Holdings Corp.)
2 ISAC Experimental System Utilizing Radio Waves from Commercial Base Stations
Tomoki Murakami (NTT, Inc.)
3 Experimental Evaluations of Device-Free Localization using Channel State Information in WLAN systems
Osamu Muta (Kyushu Univ.)

FR5A  Workshop

Nov. 28 (Fri)  09:30-11:30   Room 5 (Annex Hall F205)
From Fundamentals to the Cutting Edge of Microwave Measurement Technology
Organizers :  Jotaro Saito (Keysight Technologies Japan K.K.)
Chair :  Tadashi Kawai (Univ. of Hyogo)
This workshop provides a thorough and accessible introduction to high-frequency measurement techniques, starting from the basics, for students who have completed foundational studies in electrical, electronic, and electromagnetic engineering and are beginning to learn microwave engineering. It then introduces a wide range of cutting-edge measurement technologies for next-generation communications and high-frequency applications.
These include spectrum analysis with low phase noise using cross-correlation techniques, the use of state-of-the-art broadband coaxial interfaces enabling wideband measurements from DC to high frequencies, and broadband modulation analysis in the sub-terahertz range using VNAs, AWGs, and oscilloscopes.

Keyword : Microwave Measurement, Vector Network Analyzer, Signal Analyzer, Spectrum Analyzer, Vector Signal Generator, Arbitrary Waveform Generator, Oscilloscope, S-Parameters, EVM, Multilevel Modulation
1 Fundamentals and Practical Challenges of High-Frequency Measurement Techniques
Tadashi Kawai (Univ. of Hyogo)
2 Ultra-Wideband Measurement Technology that Evaluates from Low Frequencies to the Sub-THz Band with a Single Sweep
    — Latest Information on Measurement Techniques using Coaxial Interfaces —
Kiyoshi Kawauchi (ANRITSU CORPORATION)
3 Cross-Correlation Opens up the Future of Measurement
    — New Signal and Spectrum Analyzer Overcomes Limits of Today's Analysis Methods —
Toshimasa Sekino (Rohde & Schwarz Japan K.K.)
4 Wideband Modulation Analysis in the Sub-Terahertz Band : Advanced Characterization Techniques using VNA, AWG, and Oscilloscope
Kenichi Inoue (Keysight Technologies Japan)

FR5B  Workshop

Nov. 28 (Fri)  14:00-16:00   Room 5 (Annex Hall F205)
The Forefront of use Cases and Applications of Terahertz Waves
Organizer / Chair :  Yozo Shoji (NICT)
The application of terahertz waves toward the Beyond 5G/6G era is rapidly becoming a reality.
In this session, we will introduce the latest developments in empirical efforts aimed at the social implementation of terahertz technology. We will explore cutting-edge examples such as the use of ultra-high-speed and low-latency transmission in communication with future peripheral devices and mobile platforms. In addition, we will discuss applications enabled by terahertz technology in fields such as sensing and security. The session will examine cross-disciplinary technical challenges and their solutions through concrete case studies and implementation approaches.

Keyword : Terahertz, Use Case, Application
1 Virtualized Terminal Technologies using Terahertz Band Realizing High-Capacity Communications in the 6G Era
Satoshi Ito (KDDI Research, Inc.)
2 Demonstration Experiment of THz Communication for V2X
Toshiki Hozen, Ayumu Yabuki, Kazuma Tomimoto, Ryo Yamaguchi (SoftBank Corp.)
3 Development of Terahertz System and Components
Chiko Otani (RIKEN)

FR6A  Workshop

Nov. 28 (Fri)  09:30-11:30   Room 6 (Annex Hall F206)
Recent Research Trends in Propagation Environment Control using RIS / IRS Technology
Organizer / Chair :  Kazuma Tomimoto (SoftBank Corp.)
The volume of data traffic in mobile communications continues to increase year by year, and further performance enhancements are required for the commercialization of sixth-generation (6G) mobile communication systems. To meet these demands, approaches for controlling the propagation environment using Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS) / Intelligent Reflecting Surface (IRS) and meta-surface reflectors are being investigated, with the aim of improving spectral efficiency and addressing coverage holes. Realizing these approaches requires extensive research and development, including the advancement of device and control technologies, as well as the establishment of area simulation techniques.
This workshop will present the latest research trends in propagation environment control technologies using RIS/IRS, and meta-surface reflectors in mobile communication systems.

Keyword : B5G / 6G, Reconfigurable Intelligent Surface (RIS), Intelligent Reflecting Surface (IRS), Meta-Surface, Control of Propagation Environment
1 Research and Development of Liquid Crystal RIS for Millimeter Wave Coverage Enhancement
Takuya Ohto (KDDI Research, Inc.)
2 New Radio Network Topology for 6G
Takumi Yoneda (NTT, Inc.)
3 Efficient Analysis of RIS-Aided Wireless Propagation for Next-Generation Systems
Masayuki Shirakawa (Kozo Keikaku Engineering Inc.)

FR6B  Workshop

Nov. 28 (Fri)  14:00-16:00   Room 6 (Annex Hall F206)
Microwave Technology for Space Application
Organizer / Chair :   Sei Mizojiri (Pale Blue Inc.)
In recent years, companies and countries have been actively providing services using satellite constellations, including communication satellites and observation satellites.
Microwaves are mainly used in space for communication and radar systems, but this session focus on microwave technology for unique purpose. In particular, the topic of microwave technology is used for plasma source to spacecraft, and high-power vacuum tube technology for transmitting microwave energy in space.

Keyword : Microwave Power Source, Spacecraft, Plasma, Ion Source, Neutralizer, Vacuum Tube, Cyclotron Wave Converter, Wireless Power Transmission
1 Microwave technology for Spacecraft
Sei Mizojiri,Kazuya Yaginuma (Pale Blue Inc.), Kohei Fujiwara, Takashi Kondo (TIRI), Shinji Hara, Noriyuki Tanba (Nagoya Univ.)
2 Research and Development of Radio-Frequency Cathode for Spacecraft
Keita Nishii, Akira Kakami (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.)
3 Prospects of Microwave Rectifier Tubes
Maho Matsukura (The Univ. of Tokyo)

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