2019 radiation and scattering of electromagnetic waves...

RSEM2019

2019 Radiation and Scattering of Electromagnetic Waves

RSEMW

Divnomorskoe, Russia June 24-28, 2019

2019 Radiation and Scattering of Electromagnetic Waves 2 June 24-28, Divnomorskoe, Krasnodar Region, Russia

Table of Content

CHAIRS’ WELCOME .................................................................................................................... 3

ORGANIZERS AND SUPPORTERS ............................................................................................ 4

ORGANIZING AND PROGRAM COMMITTEES ..................................................................... 5

RUSSIAN BLACK SEA BAY. GELENDZHIK DISTRICT ........................................................ 6

MONDAY, JUNE 24 .............................................................................................................................................. 10 Opening Ceremony (Room A) ..................................................................................... 10 Plenary Session (Room A) ........................................................................................... 10 Radiowave Propagation RWP-1 (Room A) ................................................................ 10 Radiowave Propagation RWP-2 (Room A) ................................................................ 11 Antennas and High Frequency Devices: analysis and synthesis – AHFD – 1 (Room B) ................................................................................................................................... 12 Antennas and High Frequency Devices: analysis and synthesis – AHFD – 2 (Room B) ................................................................................................................................... 12

TUESDAY, JUNE 25 ............................................................................................................................................. 14 Solid State Circuits. Solid State SHF and EHF Microelectronics – SSME (Room А) ...... 14 SHF devices in Medicine and Ecology - SHFME (Room А) ........................................... 14 Antennas and High Frequency Devices: ..................................................................... 14 analysis and synthesis - AHFD – 3 (Room A) .............................................................. 14 Electromagnetic Waves Scattering. Materials and Surfaces - EMWS (Room A) ........ 15 Poster Session (Room B) ............................................................................................. 16 Electromagnetic Field Theory – EFT (Room B) ............................................................ 17 Electromagnetic Field Theory – EFT (Room B) ............................................................ 17 Antenna Arrays - AA (Room B) ................................................................................... 17

THURSDAY, JUNE 27 ........................................................................................................................................... 19 Electromagnetic Measurements. ............................................................................... 19 Microwave Measurement – MWM (Room А) ............................................................ 19 Antennas and High Frequency Devices: ........................ Error! Bookmark not defined. analysis and synthesis – AHFD – 2 (Room А) .............................................................. 20 Electromagnetic Measurements. Microwave Measurement – MWM (Room A) ...... 20 Electromagnetic Modelling. ....................................................................................... 21 CADs for Antennas and Feeds - EMM – 3 (Room A) ................................................... 21 Signal Processing - SP – 1 (Room B) ........................................................................... 21 Electrodynamics of Nonlinear Structures - ENS (Room B) .......................................... 22 Signal Processing – SP – 2 (Room B) .......................................................................... 23

FRIDAY, JUNE 28................................................................................................................................................. 25 Plenary Session (Room A) ........................................................................................... 25 Closing Ceremony (Room A) ....................................................................................... 25 Program Committee Session ...................................................................................... 25

RSEMW-2019 VENUE .................................................................................................................. 31

3 2019 Radiation and Scattering of Electromagnetic Waves

June 24-28, Divnomorskoe, Krasnodar Region, Russia

Chairs’ Welcome RSEMW (Radiation and Scattering of Electromagnetic Waves) is an international scientific

conference which has been held every second year since 1999. From the very beginning the

conference was mainly organized by the Department of Antennas and Radio Transmitters of the

Southern Federal University (former Taganrog State Radio Technical University, the place, where the

first Russian microcircuit was created, where a lot of bright engineering ideas came true, and which

continues to make considerable contribution into both science and industry). First, the conference took

place in the city of Taganrog, on the shore of the Azov sea, the place where the university itself is

located, the hometown of the writer Anton Chekhov. But later, when the conference had grown up, it

was decided to switch the venue from the Azov Sea Bay into a picturesque seashore of the Black Sea

Bay, i.e. in Gelendzhik District, Krasnodar Region. At the previous RSEMW conferences more than

800 papers have been presented by scientist from 40 universities and companies of 10 countries. The

last International Scientific Conference on Radiation and Scattering of Electromagnetic Waves,

RSEMW-2017, was the 10th anniversary conference and managed to get technical support by the

IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society, and the Conference Proceedings were indexed by Scopus

and Web of Science, which means the high estimation of the contributors of the conference into the

international science. This year, from the 24th of June to the 28th of June, on the picturesque shore of

the Black Sea Bay, International Scientific Conference RSEMW-2019 will take place. And it is my

pleasure to mention, that this year we also managed to get technical support by the IEEE Antennas

and Propagation Society, which signifies support and acknowledgement for our conference form

international scientific society.

This year the traditional technical program of the conference will remain almost the same and

will consist of sessions on the most urgent and highly developing areas of antennas, electromagnetism,

and signal processing.

The venue of the conference is a cozy town Divnomorskoe, located in Gelendzhik District.

The place is a part of a large resort area, located along Black Sea Bay, near the North Caucasus region.

There is the soft Mediterranean climate, magnificent mountains, a fragrance of flowers and trees, the

very beautiful sea, and beautiful beaches that are not overcrowded. We think that it will be a pleasure

for you to make science in such a beautiful atmosphere and do hope that you will also take an

opportunity to meet the nature of the south of Russia.

It is our pleasure and our honor to said, that during the previous years, the RSEMW conference

has got a lot of friends and constant participants, and some of them are in the organizing committee

now. Moreover, we are glad to notice the growth of number of the participants and geographic growth

of the committee member and the participants. This tells a lot about the level of cooperation between

scientists all over the world. And we are glad to meet a lot of new participants every year, hoping

them to become our friends too.

We hope that you will have enjoy the conference, meet your friends and colleagues and find

some new, have nice time near the seashore, and are looking forward to having you back next time!

Now, enjoy the conference.

On behalf of the Organizing Committee

RSEMW-2019 Chair

Yuri Yukhanov

SFedU


Organizers and Supporters

Southern Federal University, Rostov-on-Don, Russia

IEEE

AP-S | IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society | APS

IEEE Chapters in Russia Section (Moscow):

АР/LEOS & MTT/ED/AES

IEEE Russia Section Antennas and Propagation Society

Chapter-Rostov

Institute for Radiotechnical Systems and Control

Department of Antennas and Radio Transmitters

Keysight Technologies, Russia

Rohde & Schwarz, Russia

Specpostavka, Saint Petersburg, Russia

LLC Tarkus, Russia



Organizing and Program Committees General Chair: Prof. Yuri V. Yukhanov, SFU, Taganrog

Co-Chairs: Prof. Victor A. Obukhovets, SFU, Taganrog

Prof. Dmitry M. Sazonov, MPEI, Moscow

Prof. Gennady P. Sinyavsky, SFU, Rostov-on-Don

Finance Chair and Treasurer: Dr. Ilya V. Merglodov, SFU, Taganrog

Program Chair: Prof. Yuri V. Yukhanov, SFU, Taganrog

Publication Chair: Ms. Daria Titova, SFU, Taganrog

Organizing Committee: Dr. A.S. Boldyreff, SFU, Taganrog

Dr. A.V. Gevorkyan, SFU, Taganrog

Dr. A. V. Demyanenko, SFU, Taganrog

Prof. V.A. Kaloshin, IRE, Moscow

Ms. E.V. Kriuk, SFU, Taganrog

Mr. Y.V. Nevstruev, SFU, Taganrog

Dr. T.Yu. Privalova, SFU, Rosto-on-Don

Dr. I. V. Semernik, SFU, Taganrog

Technical Program Committee (TPC):

Honorary Chairs: Prof. Ya. S. Shifrin, NURE, Kharkiv, Ukraine

Prof. A.N. Lagarkov, ITAE, Moscow

Prof. D.S. Lukin, IRE, Moscow

Chairs: Prof. Yuri V. Yukhanov, SFU, Taganrog

Prof. Victor A. Obukhovets, SFU, Taganrog

Prof. B.M. Petrov, SFU, Taganrog

Committee: Prof. C. Abeynayake, DSTO, Adelaide, Australia

Prof. S. J. Anderson, UoA, Adelaide, Australia

Prof. V.G. Avetisyan, YTRI, Yerevan, Armenia

Prof. P.F. Denisenko, SFU, Taganrog

Dr. A.I. Fedorenko, ITAE, Moscow, Russia

Prof. V.F. Fedosov, SFU, Taganrog

Prof. G. Nikolov Georgiev, VTU, Bulgaria

Prof. A.S. Ilinsky, SFU, Taganrog

Prof. A. Jacob, TUHH, Germany

Prof. V.A. Kaloshin, IRE, Moscow

Dr. V.N. Kisel, ITAE, Moscow

Dr. K.S. Korotkov, KSU, Russia

Prof. A.P. Kurochkin, “VEGA”, Moscow, Russia

Prof. S. Kharkovsky, WSU, Sydney, Australia

Dr. V.T. Lobach, SFU, Taganrog

Dr. O.A. Maltseva, SFU, Rostov-on-Don

Prof. E. Niver, NJIT, New Jersey, USA

Prof. D.M. Sazonov, MPEI, Moscow

Prof. K. Schűnemann, TUHH, Germany

Prof. Y. Shestopalov, UoG, Gavle, Sweden

Prof. P.D. Smith, MU, Sydney, Australia

Prof. I. Stanisławska, SRC PAS, Warsaw, Poland

Prof. D.V. Semenikhina, SFU, Taganrog

Dr. A.I. Semenikhin, SFU, Taganrog

Prof. G.P. Sinyavsky, SFU, Rostov-on-Don

Prof. S.P. Skobelev, OJSC RF, Moscow, Russia

Prof. V.A. Permyakov, MPEI, Moscow

Dr. A.M. Pilipenko, SFU, Taganrog

Dr. E.D. Vinogradova, MU, Sydney, Australia

Prof. D.I. Voskresensky, MAI, Moscow, Russia

Prof. G.F. Zargano, SFU, Rostov-on-Don

DSTO - Defence Science & Technology Organization in Australia, Adelaide, Australia

IRE - Institute of Radio Electronics, Moscow, Russia

ITAE - Institute forTheoretical and Applied Electromagnetism, Moscow, Russia

KSU - Kuban State University, Krasnodar, Russia

MAI - Moscow Aviation Institute, Moscow, Russia

MU - Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia

MPEI - Moscow Power Engineering Institute, Moscow, Russia

NJIT - New Jersey Institute of Technology, New Jersey, USA

NURE – Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics, Kharkiv, Ukraine

OJSC RF - OJSC “Radiofizika”, Moscow IEEE AP-S Chapter, Moscow, Russia

TUHH - Technical University Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany

UoA - The University of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia

UoG - University of Gävle, Gavle, Sweden

VTU - University of Veliko Tirnovo “St. St. Cyril and Methodius”, Veliko Tirnovo, Bulgaria

WSU - Western Sydney University, Sydney, Australia

SRC PAS - Polish Academy of Sciences, Space Research Centre, Warsaw, Poland

SFU – Southern Federal University, Rostov-on-Don, Russia

YTRI – Yerevan Telecommunication Research Institute, Armenia


Russian Black Sea Bay. Gelendzhik District At the bottom of the western part of the Markotkh Range on the seashore of the Gelendzhik

Bay of the Black Sea there is one of the most picturesque resort town of the Russian Black Sea

coastline, the city of Gelendzhik.

Gelendzhik Bay has miraculously

beautiful shape of a horseshoe, made up of two

capes, the Thin and the Thick ones. The Thick

Cape is high, rocky, precipitous, and looks like

layer cake. The thin Cape is low level, and

meets the sea with a slightly sloping reach of

the seashore. One fascinating fact is that the

distance between these two capes is equal to a

sea mile of 1852 meters. The city, which is overspread along the coastline, is framed with the branches

of the Great Caucasus Range from the other side. The main range the city is located by is the Markotkh

Range, which name translates form the Adyghe (local nations, who have been living here for mane

centuries) language as "blackberry" or "berry". The Range has smooth outlines and is located 600-

700 meters above the sea level. On its hill-sides, which are generously lightened by the Sun, there

could be found numerous vineyard.

Mountainous nature of the terrain, vicinity to the non-freezing sea, location of the territory in

the subtropical zone have determined originality and uniqueness

of the place. In view of this the Gelendzhik bay was in the center

of the shipping route and was inhabited from ancient times.

Populations of the Bronze Age, who lived there many thousand

years ago, monumentalized themselves with sepulchral

installations of flag stones called «dolmens», which are located

several kilometres from the present city line. As the years went

by different nations replaced each other on these territories, from

the Goths, Huns and Mongols to the Genoese, Byzantian and the

Turks. But alongside with the outlanders, there have always been living local Adyghe branch tribes

such as Natukhai and Shapsug. Thus, in the VI century B.C. in the cosy harbour of the Bay an ancient

Greek ship dropped its anchor. The coast appeared before the Greeks as remarkably beautiful, and

thus they founded a merchant harbour on the Thick Cape and called it Torikos. From this harbour

grain and wheat, salt and stock fish, cattle and fur were exported to Greece and other cities. Instead

of it, silver, pieces of arts, expensive fabrics and dishware were imported. As the Greece become

weaker, it gave place to more powerful Romans. The latter was attracted first of all by the strategical

advantages of the Bay, which was convenient for shipping of the army and provisions. Thus, Torikos

was renamed into Pagrae. Later the territories were inhabited by the Byzantians and the Slavs, having

been a part of The Khazars Khaganate and Kievan Rus, while reportedly it was one of the numerous

Genoese colonies on the Black Sea coastal line of the

Caucasus. From the XV century on the territory the

sovereignty of the Ottoman Empire was set up. Exactly with

this epoch one of the versions of originating of the title of

the present city of Gelendzhik is connected. The village on

the coast was a place of traffic in of beautiful young ladies

for the Turks. Thus, from the Turkic languages Gelendzhik

is "white bride", or from Turkish it is "white poplar". After

the Russian Empire defeated over the Turkish Empire in

1829, according the Adrianople treaty of peaceб a part of the

Black Sea shore, including the Gelendzhik Bay, become



Russian territory. The date of establishment of the city is the 23rd July 1831, when on the beach of the

Bay, on the Thick Cape, the first foundation stones of the fortress were laid.

A lot of secrets are kept in the Gelendzhik Bay. Especially

the bottom of the Bay is of great interest, where many various

findings could be met, such as ancient grindstone from the Bronze

Age, or trophies of the World War Two. There were also found

fragments of Greek diotas, Roman coins, pieces of Turkish fishing

tackles, anchors and weapon of Russian fleet. All this is the

confirmation of the fact, that the Gelendzhik Bay was attractive for

humans from the ancient times.

In 1900 doctor M. Sulzhinsky founded the first private

"Black Sea health resort" in Gelendzhik area. From that time the

history of the territory as a resort has begun. In 1915, while having

been a famous resort on the Black Sea coastal line, the territory became a city of Gelendzhik. Millions

of tourists from our country and from all over the World come annually to the city, which is inimitable

and very picturesque. The sun and sea are even painted on the flag

and town arms. The sun and sea, and wonderful sandy and gravel

beaches, which are located in the city area attract all these tourists

from year to year. Moreover, the air there is absolutely unique,

and represents a really healthful mixture. Clean mountain air

comes from branches of the Markotkh Range, blends with sea

breeze and is infused with phytoncides of relict Pitsunda pines,

which were planted in

Gelendzhik in the 1920s and

are thoroughly preserved by the

citizens. Special focus is also on the sea-front of the city, which is

12 km long and is recognized as the best on the Black Sea shore of

Russia. The sea front begins on the one Cape, ends on the other one,

and thus it goes along the whole Gelendzhik Bay. Therefore,

Gelendzhik is a unique resort place, where everyone could find

something interesting for him, as hiking on the Markotkh Range,

running on the sea-front, swimming in the beautiful Bay or

participation in a scientific conference.

In a nut-shell, if you would like to

watch a sunrise from the Markotkh Range in the morning and see, how the sun goes

down exactly between the two capes in the evening,

plunge into ancient history during excursions on the dolmens, which are several

thousand year old,

visit the beaches of one of the best sea resorts of Russia,

participate in a scientific conference and discuss problems of electromagnetism with

leading Russian scientists and international researches,

so, we invite you to the RSEMW-2019!


Tourist Attractions Sail Rock, or Parus Rock (Russian: скала́ Па́рус, Skala Parus), is a

natural sandstone monolith of late Cretaceous age located on the shore of

the Black Sea, in Krasnodar Ragion, Russia. It resembles the outline of a

ship's sail, hence its name. The monolith lies 10 km to the southeast

of Divnomorskoe. Sail Rock has a sheer vertical slope confronting the shore of the

sea, isolated from the mass of basic rock by geological forces. It is more than

three-fourths revealed by the tide and lies perpendicular to the coast. The

appearance of this unique formation is explained by the pounding of the sea on the

land (erosion), as well as the different strengths of its constituent rocks. A hole of

unclear origin is located in the sail, approximatively 2.5 metres above the ground. It is said, that there

is another one hole at the same level in the Rock, which is only seen from the side of the Dzhankhot

farmstead.

Abrau-Dyurso or Abrau-Durso (Russian: Абрау-Дюрсо) is

a rural locality (village) under the administrative jurisdiction of

the City of Novorossiysk in Krasnodar Region, Russia. Abrau is

a karst lake in Russia, the largest in Krasnodar Region. It lies at 84

metres above sea level, among the picturesque foothills of the

Forecaucasus. Since the XIX century this beautiful place was

chosen for wine-growing by French wine experts and now there are

numerous wineries in the lakeside village of Abrau-Dyurso. The

Abrau-Dyurso company located there is specialized on champagne and sparkling wines. The company

was founded by the Alexander II Imperial Order: 25th of November 1870 near the Abrau lake and

Dyurso river the landed property 'Abrau-Dyurso' was founded, owned by the Royal family. In the

beginning of the XX century French experts were invited for development of sparkling wine

production there.

In the neighbor of Gelendzhik Region there are ancient

installations of the Bronze Age, the Dolmens. Dolmens are the giant

stolen tombs, spread around the mountains of the West and North

Caucasus, built by the people, who lived more than 5000 years ago.

(Thus, the dolmens are even older than some Egyptian pyramids). From

the Breton dolmen means ‘stolen table’. Built with the heavy large-

tonnage blocks and stones, these monuments boggle the imagination

with the engineering ingenuity of the builders, fabulous labour intensity,

sophistication of the architecture, which seems simple at the first sight. The ancient people made

various symbolic pictures on the walls of the dolmens. Every tourist agancy offers tours to the dolmens.

In Krasnodar region, there is a beginning of a large

mountain group, the Greater Caucasus Mountain Range. The

beginning of the Range is a Markoth Range, which stretches out

90 km along the Black Sea shore in the Gelendzhik and

Novorossyisk Disrticts. The top of the Markoth Range is flat and

is 762 meter above sea level. The Range is sedimentary rocks of

the Cretaceous period such as sandstone, chalkstone and clay.

There is a natural landmark on the Range, Sheskharis juniperic open woods. The Markoth Range

protects Russian Black Sea shore from the cold northern air, but it is still not that high to prevent

movement of the moist air of the Black Sea along the mountains. Two aerial ropeway can lead tourists

to the top of the Markoth Range.



TECHNICAL PROGRAM SUNDAY, JUNE 23

14:00 – 20:00 Registration

Monday, June 24 9:00 - 9:15 Opening Ceremony. Registration (Room A) 9:15 - 10:45 Plenary Session. Registration (Room A) 10:45 - 11:15 Coffee Break

Room A Room B 11:15 - 13:00

Radiowave Propagation RWP-1

Antennas and High Frequency

Devices: analysis and synthesis -

AHFD-1 13:00 - 15:00 Lunch 15:00 - 18:00




AHFD-2

Tuesday, June 25 Room A Room B

9:00 - 11:00 Solid State Circuits. Solid State SHF

and EHF Microelectronics – SSME.

SHF devices in Medicine and

Ecology - SHFME

Electromagnetic Field Theory –

EFT.

Poster Session

11:00 - 11:30 Coffee Break 11:30 - 13:00 Antennas and High Frequency


AHFD-3

Electromagnetic Field Theory - EFT

13:00 - 15:00 Lunch 15:00 - 18:00 Electromagnetic Waves Scattering.

Materials and Surfaces - EMWS Antenna Arrays - AA

20:00 Welcome Party

Wednesday, June 26 Free Day. Sightseeing Tour

Thursday, June 27

Room A Room B 9:00 - 11:00 Electromagnetic Measurements.

Microwave Measurement – MWM Signal Processing - SP-1

11:00 - 11:30 Coffee Break 11:30 - 13:00 Electromagnetic Measurements.

Microwave Measurement – MWM

Electrodynamics of Nonlinear

Structures - ENS 13:00 - 15:00 Lunch 15:00 - 17:15 Electromagnetic Measurements.


Electromagnetic Modeling. CADs

for Antennas and Feeds - EMM

Signal Processing - SP-2

Friday, June 28 9:00 - 11:00 Plenary Session (Room A) 11:00 - 11:20 Closing Ceremony (Room A) 11:20 - 11:50 Coffee Break 11:50 - 13:00 Program Committee Session

Monday, June 24


Monday, June 24

9:00 - 9:15

Opening Ceremony (Room A)

9:15 - 10:45

Plenary Session (Room A)

Chaired by V.A. Obukhovets, V.A. Kaloshin, Y.V. Yukhanov

9:15 - 9:45 1. Electromagnetic waves in rotating Spherical cavities E-field and H-field

B.M. Petrov, D.E. Titova

9:45 – 10:15 2. Fundamental problems of propagation and focusing of electromagnetic

waves in inhomogeneous, anisotropic, absorbing media based on

bicharacteristics and special functions of wave catastrophes»

A.S. Kryukovsky, D.S. Lukin, E.A. Palkin, D.V. Rastyagaev

10:15 - 10:45 3. Some new trends in phased antenna arrays designing

V.A. Obukhovets

10:45 - 11:15

Coffee Break

11:15 - 13:00 Radiowave Propagation RWP-1 (Room A)

Chaired by D.S. Lukin, P.F. Denisenko

11:15 - 11:30 1. Features of correction of the IRI model for the lower ionosphere from

vertical sounding data

P.F. Denisenko, V.V. Sotsky

11:30 - 11:45 2. On the role of the ionospheric parameters B0 and B1 in the matching of

calculated and experimental values of MUF

D.V. Blagoveshchensky, O.A. Maltseva, G.A. Zhbankov

11:45 - 12:00 3. Comparison of TEC predicting methods for high latitudes with GIM

maps

G.M. Glebova, О.A. Maltseva

12:00 - 12:15 4. Validation of different ionospheric models by Norilsk station data

O.A. Maltseva, T.V. Nikitenko

12:15 - 12:30 5. Model of radio wave scattering on anisotropic ionosphere disturbances

A.K. Stroev

12:30 - 12:45 6. The oblique LFM sounding and prediction of MUF on the great length

path

G.G. Vertogradov, E.G. Vertogradova, V.G. Vertogradov

12:45 - 13:00 7. Measurements of foF2 in the Arctic Based on Space and Ground-Based

Ionosondes

N.P. Danilkin, G.A. Zhbankov, A.Y. Repin, I.V. Romanov, M.Y. Filippov

Monday, June 24



13:00 - 15:00

Lunch

15:00 – 17:45 Radiowave Propagation RWP-2 (Room A)

Chaired by D.S. Lukin, P.F. Denisenko

15:00 - 15:15 1. Algorithms of detection of failures in phase data of GNSS and their

influence on value of measurements of the total electron content

G.G. Minasyan, I.A. Nesterov

15:15 - 15:30 2. TEC dynamics during the intense magnetic storm

D.V. Blagoveshchensky, M.A. Sergeeva, Y.A. Shmelev

15:30 - 15:45 3. Registration of minute changes in the critical frequency of the F2 layer

by the ionosonde of vertical radio sounding

N.G. Kotonaeva, I.V. Romanov, P.V. Nikolaev, E.N. Khotenko

15:45 - 16:00 4. The interpretation of the effects of return focus in the ionosphere on the

line Moscow – Rostov

I.I. Ivanov, G.I. Kuleshov

16:00 - 16:15 5. On the Deformation of a Radio Wave Pulse with Chaotic Characteristics

on a Interplanetary Path

G.M. Strelkov, Y.S. Khydushev

16:15 - 16:30 6. Research of the MOF Variation at the Mid-latitude Path of Oblique

Sounding

M.M. Anishin, L.P. Radio, O.A. Lavrentyev

16:30 - 16:45 7. Features of artificial ionospheric irregularities induced by powerful HF

radio waves from bi-static scatter measurements

D.D. Rogov, N.F. Blagoveshchenskaya, Tim Yeoman

16:45 - 17:00 8. Study of the sporadic Es layers occurrence probability based on the

ionospheric oblique sounding network data in the Russian Arctic

region

D.D. Rogov

17:00 - 17:15 9. Calculation of the maximum usable frequency and field strength of

propagation mode 2f2 taking into account the ionosphere

inhomogeneities

Nguyen Minh Giang

17:15 - 17:30 10. Features of application of super-regenerative transceiver in atmospheric

radiosonde system

V.E. Ivanov, S.I. Kudinov

Monday, June 24


17:30 - 17:45 11. Development and implementation of the upper-air sounding system

based on GNSS

O.V. Plokhikh, V.E. Ivanov

11:15 - 12:45

Antennas and High Frequency Devices:

analysis and synthesis – AHFD – 1 (Room B)

Chaired by A.M. Lerer, E.A. Gevorkyan

11:15 - 11:30 1. Design and experimental investigation of a tunable band-pass filter on a

symmetrical coplanar line

M.D. Atoev, I.I. Natkhin, G.V. Babicheva

11:30 - 11:45 2. Study of a tunable band-stop filter on a symmetrical coplanar line

M.D. Atoev, I.I. Natkhin, A.B. Kleschenkov, G.V. Babicheva

11:45 - 12:00 3. Analysis of axially symmetric excitation of inhomogeneous dielectric

body of revolution by a radial magnetic dipole

E.I. Semernya, S.P. Skobelev

12:00 - 12:15 4. Propagation of transverse-electric waves in a waveguide filled with

space-time multiperiodic medium

E.A. Gevorkyan

12:15 - 12:30 5. Microstrip dipole antenna with circular polarization of four identical

dipole

D.A. Letavin, P.E. Ziomkovskaia

12:30 - 12:45 6. Inclusion of concentric ring split structures in the microwave

transmission lines to control their conductive properties

I.V. Malyshev, E.V. Nikolayev

12:45 - 13:00 1. Partial discharge signal selection method for interference diagnostics of

insulating materials

M.N. Dubyago, N.K. Poluyanovich

13:00 - 15:00

Lunch

15:00 - 17:45


analysis and synthesis – AHFD – 2 (Room B)

Chaired by A.M. Lerer, E.A. Gevorkyan

15:00 - 15:15 1. The GNSS helix antenna for high precision application

E.R. Gafarov, A.A. Erokhin, Y.P. Salomatov

Monday, June 24



15:15 - 15:30 2. Frequency-invariant beamforming with real FIR-filters

A.A. Erokhin, E.R. Gafarov, Y.P. Salomatov

15:30 - 15:45 3. Shortwave antenna for ionospheric satellites

I.I. Ivanov, V.A. Garbatsevitch, A.V. Tertyshnikov

15:45 - 16:00 4. UWB antenna vivaldi based on substrate integrated waveguide

V.V. Demshevsky, M.V. Papenyshev, M.M. Migalin, M.S. Levashov

16:00 - 16:15 5. Analysis and properties of a lens with small electric dimensions

I.V. Donets, A.M. Lerer, Li Zimeng, S.M. Tsvetkovskaya

16:15 - 16:30 6. A Novel design of wideband diplexer for base station applications

K.V. Kobrin, V.A. Rudakov, V.A. Sledkov, Li Zimeng, M.B. Manuilov

16:30 - 16:45 7. Research of the synthesis of the flat-topped radiation pattern by the

expansion method in odd Mathieu functions

Y.S. Rusov, A.A. Propastin

16:45 - 17:00 8. Analysis of the scattering matrix of a four-slot waveguide directional

coupler

Y.S. Rusov, A.A. Propastin

17:00 - 17:15 9. Dual-band combined VHF/UHF antenna system of aviation monitoring

of the land surface

A.A. Izmaylov, A.Y. Grinev, A.P. Volkov

17:15 - 17:30 10. Multitier omnidirectional antenna on the circular waveguide with the

paired slots on the tiers

A.K. Aharonyan, V.H. Avetisyan, R.A. Davtyan, M.V. Markosyan,

A.A. Martirosyan

17:30 - 17:45 11. Study the characteristics of microstrip antenna with SRR-material

substrate

Hamed Ebrahin Abdo Mahyoub, N.N. Kisel

Tuesday, June 25


Tuesday, June 25

09:00 - 11:00

Solid State Circuits.

Solid State SHF and EHF Microelectronics – SSME (Room А)

Chaired by I.V. Malyshev, I.V. Semernik

09:00 - 09:15 1. The possibility of creating a new class of frequency converting devices

based on the bulk of AIIIBV type semiconductor structures with

parameters controlled by strong electric and magnetic fields

I.V. Malyshev, O.A. Goncharova

09:15 – 09:30 2. A Tunable subTHz Source Based on the Josephson Oscillator with Phase

Locking

N.V. Kinev, K. I. Rudakov, L.V. Filippenko, V.P. Koshelets

09:30 - 09:45 3. Ultrawideband metamaterial-based array of cold-electron bolometers

A.S. Sobolev, L.S. Kuzmin, Behrokh Beiranvand, A.V.Kudryasov,

A.S. Ilyin

09:45 – 10:00 4. Focusing of long-wave X-ray radiation by spherical microchannel plates

M.I. Masuritskiy, A.S. Makhno, V.V. Makhno, P.V. Makhno

10:00 - 10:15 5. Ultra-short pulse generator with back edge shaper

A.M. Bobreshov, A.S. Zhabin, V.A. Stepkin, G.K. Uskov

10:15 – 10:30 6. Features of frequency generators stabilization in distributed information-

measuring systems

O.A. Safaryan, I.A. Pilipenko, I.A. Saharov

10:30 - 11:00 SHF devices in Medicine and Ecology - SHFME (Room А)

Chaired by I.V. Malyshev, I.V. Semernik

10:30 – 10:45 7. Propagation of microwave electromagnetic waves in the human thorax

Y.V. Nevstruev

10:45 – 11:00 8. Radiating microwave module for bronchopulmonary diseases diagnostic

device

I.V. Semernik, A.V. Dem’yanenko

11:00 - 11:30

Coffee Break

11:30 - 13:00


analysis and synthesis - AHFD – 3 (Room A)

Chaired by V.A. Obukhovets

11:30 - 11:45 1. Circular antenna array for a partitioned cellular base station

V.A. Obukhovets

Tuesday, June 25



11:45 - 12:00 2. Design of broadband branch-line coupler based on compact structure

D.A. Letavin

12:00 - 12:15 3. Two-Stage design of microstrip filters from arbitrary configuration

resonators

A.V. Labyntsev, L.I. Poveshenko, D.V. Harlanov

12:15 - 12:30 4. Microstrip filter with extended barrier

A.V. Labyntsev, L.I. Poveshenko, D.V. Harlanov

12:30 - 12:45 5. The dual polarized reflector based on low-profile antennas with E- and U-

strip

A.V. Gevorkyan

12:45 - 13:00 6. The Van Atta array based on low-profile antennas with E- and U-strip and

with reactive element between antennas

A.V. Gevorkyan

13:00 - 15:00

Lunch

15:00 - 17:15

Electromagnetic Waves Scattering.

Materials and Surfaces - EMWS (Room A)

Chaired by V.A. Kaloshin, D.V. Semenikhina

15:00 - 15:15 1. Absorption and Scattering of Plane Wave by Periodic Structures with

Cylindrical Elements of Black Hole Type

Y.I. Chizhevskaya, O.N. Smolnikova, S.P. Skobelev

15:15 - 15:30 2. Investigation of the absorption of two-dimensional periodic structures on

new plasmon materials

E.V. Golovacheva, E.I. Gribnikova, I.N. Ivanova, V.V. Makhno,

G.P. Sinyavsky

15:30 - 15:45 3. Wave problems of scattering on cylindrical bodies

I.B. Abbasov, N.P. Zagrai

15:45 - 16:00 4. Plane wave scattering on ideally conductive plate with rounded edges

V.A. Kaloshin, Luu Duc Tho

16:00 - 16:15 5. The use of a model of calculation of polarization scattering matrices for

the study of informativeness of polarization attributes for classification

of objects of observation

E.G. Parinov, A.A. Kopylov, I.V. Zimin

16:15 - 16:30 6. The Scattered field phasing effect of cylindrical digital 1 bit anisotropic

meta-covers

A.I. Semenikhin, D.V. Semenikhina , P.V. Blagovisnyy

Tuesday, June 25


16:30 - 16:45 7. Experimental studies of UWB multimode waveguide Van Atta array

Yu.V. Yukhanov, I.V. Merglodov, I.V. Ilyin, E.V. Kriuk

16:45 - 17:00 8. Diffraction of a plane E-polarized wave on waveguide Van Atta array,

placed on the surface of PEC cylinder

Y.V. Yukhanov, T.Y. Privalova, E.V. Kriuk

17:00 - 17:15 9. Scattering of a plane E-polarized wave on two-dimensional models of

plane and cylindrical waveguide Van Atta arrays

Yu.V. Yukhanov, T.Y. Privalova, E.V. Kriuk, E.E. Privalov

09:00 - 10:00 Poster Session (Room B)

Chaired by V.A. Obukhovets, Y.V. Yukhanov

09:00 - 10:00 1. Radio-absorbing composite materials based on La0.7Sr0.3MnO3

E.N. Sidorenko , E:E. Privalov, A. Demchenko, Y.V. Kabirov,

E.V. Chebanova, I.I. Nathan

09:00 - 10:00 2. The electrodynamic analysis of circular waveguide with thin metal ridges

and unhomogeneous dielectric filling

D.V. Lonkina, V.V. Zemlyakov, D.S. Gubsky

09:00 - 10:00 3. Broadband measurement of the complex permittivity of ferroelectric

ceramics in the microwave range

M.A. Marakhovskiy, A.V. Donchenko, S.V. Krutiev

09:00 - 10:00 4. A Design of waveguide elliptic filter based on metal resonant diaphragms

with L-Shaped ridges

S.V. Krutiev, V.V. Zemlyakov, D.V. Lonkina

09:00 - 10:00 5. Frequency performance analysis of a linear equidistant slotted waveguide

antenna consisting of subarrays

V.G. Koshkid’ko, M.M. Migalin

09:00 - 10:00 6. Non-invasive methods for diagnosing diseases of the bronchopulmonary

system

Y.V. Nevstruev, A.V. Dem’yanenko, I.V. Semernik

09:00 - 10:00 7. Radio-frequency and microwave impact on source rocks

R.F. Sultanguzhin, R.R. Zinnatullin

09:00 - 10:00 8. Mathematical modelling of cone shaped tapered anechoic chamber

T.A. Kuzmich

09:00 - 10:00 9. Radiation characteristics of the conformal 4-port magnetic antenna in a

superstructure of the surface ship

A.I. Semenikhin, A.I. Chernokolpakov

Tuesday, June 25



10:00 - 11:00 Electromagnetic Field Theory – EFT (Room B)

Chaired by R.K. Babichev, Y.V. Yukhanov

10:00 - 10:15 1. Dielectric coat influence on equivalent surface impedance of an infinite

periodic array of slot impedance load

V.G. Koshkid’ko, O.V. Alpatova

10:15 – 10:30 2. Study of the spin-wave modes excitation by short circuited coaxial exciter

V.V. Takhtamyshyan, R.K. Babichev

10:30 - 10:45 3. Solutions for 5G technology testing

A.N. Turikov

10:45 – 11:00 4. Spin-Wave modes identification by distributions of magnetic field in the

YIG Film

V.V. Takhtamyshyan, R.K. Babichev

11:00 - 11:30

Coffee Break

11:30 - 13:00 Electromagnetic Field Theory – EFT (Room B)

Chaired by R.K. Babichev, Y.V. Yukhanov

11:30 - 11:45 1. Introduction to the theory of operators arising from integral transform of

mellin

A.M. Makarov, S.S. Postovalov

11:45 - 12:00 2. Study of the radiation from radio transmitters antennas influence on the

onboard equipment of the UAV

R.R. Gaynutdinov, S.F. Chermoshentsev

12:00 - 12:15 3. Study of electromagnetic disturbances in coupling path by intentional

influence of ultrashort electromagnetic pulses

R.R. Gaynutdinov, S.F. Chermoshentsev

12:15 - 15:00

Lunch

15:00 - 17:30 Antenna Arrays - AA (Room B)

Chaired by A.M. Lerer, N.I. Bobkov

Tuesday, June 25


15:00 - 15:15 1. Neural network approach to the solution of constructive synthesis

problems of active phased antenna arrays

S.E. Mishchenko, V.V. Shatskij, D.Y. Eliseev, A.V. Litvinov

15:15 - 15:30 2. Mathematical modelling of interaction of THz waves with multilayer 2D

arrays of graphene nanoribbon elements

A.M. Lerer, G.S. Makeeva ,G.A. Galchenko

15:30 - 15:45 3. Design of printed dipole array for X-band AESA

V.Ya. Batayev, V.V. Demshevsky, A.A. Tsitovich, M.S. Levashov,

A.Yu. Grinev, D.V. Bagno, A.E. Zaikin, E.V. Iliin

15:45 - 16:00 4. Minimization of radiation pattern distortion of active phased antenna

arrays when forming pattern nulls using properties of Hermitian

forms ratio

S.A. Borodovsky, B.D. Manuilov, M.B. Manuilov, A.Y. Padiy

16:00 - 16:15 5. Features of the formation of frequency-independent direction patterns

of broadband antenna arrays

N.I. Bobkov, Y.V. Ivanov

16:15 - 16:30 6. A Ka-Band shaped-beam circularly polarized reflectarray antenna

S.V. Polenga, A.A. Erokhin, R.M. Krylov, A.V. Stankovsky,

Y.A. Litinskaya, A.D. Hudonogova, I.Y. Danilov, Y.P. Salomatov

16:30 - 16:45 7. Broadband multibeam frequency-independent antenna arrays

N.I. Bobkov, I.N. Bobkov

16:45 - 17:00 8. A subarray for Ku-band high-gain scanning antenna based on CTS

waveguide

Y.A. Litinskaya, S.V. Polenga, A.V. Stankovsky, A.D. Hudonogova,

Y.P. Salomatov

17:00 - 17:15 9. A doubly curved convex antenna array of wire radiators

Siarhei Zavadski

17:15 - 17:30 10. Study of radiation characteristics of slotted ridged waveguide antenna

phased arrays

A.O. Pelevin, G.F. Zargano

Thursday, June 27



Thursday, June 27

09:00 - 11:00

Electromagnetic Measurements.

Microwave Measurement – MWM – 1 (Room А)

Chaired by I.M. Malay, V. Khaikin, K. Korotkov

09:00 - 09:15 1. Modern methods for antenna characteristics measurements. Spherical

Scanner

A.N. Turikov

09:15 – 09:30 2. Advantage of Stratton and Chu formulas for electromagnetic field

reconstruction

N.V. Anyutin, I.M. Malay, A.V. Malyshev

09:30 - 09:45 3. Investigation of NF-FF transformations in the measurement of all

components of the electromagnetic field

N.V. Anyutin, I.M. Malay, A.V. Malyshev

09:45 – 10:00 4. Absolute method of RCS measurements and technical means for its

implementation

A.P. Smirnov

10:00 - 10:15 5. Electrically covering microwave probe for channels inspection of AESA of

printed dipoes

V.Ya. Batayev, A.A. Tsitovich, M.S. Levashov, D.V. Bagno, A.E. Zaikin,

E.V. Iliin

10:15 – 10:30 6. About some systematic errors of determination of array patterns by using

holographic method

R.C. Shimanovsky, O.A. Yurtsev

10:30 – 10:45 7. Mathematical modeling of bistatic RCS determination by values of the

near-field set on a part of the spherical or cylindrical surface

N.P. Balabukha, D.A. Konyaev, N.E. Shapkina, K.M. Shitikova

10:45 – 11:00 8. A new method for determining permittivity of materials using waveguides

with complex cross sections

A.V. Donchenko, G.P. Zargano

11:00 – 11:15 9. The results of the analysis of frequency and time-domain measurement

methods of radar characteristics of objects in the anechoic chamber

CUC "Applied electrodynamics and antenna measurements" SFedU

Yu.V. Yukhanov, Yu.V. Merglodov, I.V. Ilyin, E.V. Kriuk

11:00 - 11:30

Coffee Break

Thursday, June 27


11:30 - 13:00


Microwave Measurement – MWM – 2 (Room А)

Chaired by I.M. Malay, V.B. Khaikin, K.S. Korotkov

11:30 - 11:45 1. Measurement solutions for automotive market

R.A. Yurkov

11:45 - 12:00 2. Onboard wide-aperture radiator for calibration of the Chinese satellite

radiometer MWHS-03

E. Yurchuk, I. Malay, Shengwei Zhang, Zhenzhan Wang, Jieying He,

I. Arsaev, A. Lapshin, M. Sargsian

12:00 - 12:15 3. Impact of image frequency operation on vector mixer characterization

D. Nereutskiy, K. Korotkov, A. Levchenko, A. Babenko, D. Frolov

12:15 - 12:30 4. OFDM structural-time parameters estimation

A.V. Beliaev, A.O. Kasyanov

12:30 - 12:45 5. Bench for measuring electromagnetic properties of materials in free space

in a ultrawide microwave range

A.A. Politiko, V.N. Semenenko, V.A. Chistyaev, K.M. Baskov

12:45 - 13:00 6. Shielding and microwave absorption characteristics of composites based

on graphite and magnetic material ECOM-P

S.A. Vyzulin, V.Y. Buz’ko, D.A. Kalikintseva, A.I. Goryachko, L.I. Sarin,

O.A. Kolantsov

13:00 - 13:15 7. Testing of prospective antenna complexes

K. Sinanyan

13:00 - 15:00

Lunch

15:00 - 15:45


Microwave Measurement – MWM – 3 (Room A)

Chaired by I.M. Malay, V.B. Khaikin, K.S. Korotkov

15:00 - 15:15 1. Virtual testing of emissions of electromagnetic interference from electrical

equipment according to the electromagnetic compatibility requirements

D.A. Golubovich, S.F. Chermoshentsev

15:15 - 15:30 2. Main features of digital phased array antenna measurement in the

receiving mode

D.V. Orlov, G.Y. Kuznetsov, M.S. Miloserdov, V.S. Temchenko,

A.I. Gigolo, A.I. Kovalenko

Thursday, June 27



15:30 - 15:45 3. Reflector antenna aperture field recovery using phase shift holography

with three fixed reference waves

A.М. Ripak, V.B. Khaikin, M.K. Lebedev

15:45 - 17:45

Electromagnetic Modelling.

CADs for Antennas and Feeds - EMM (Room A)

Chaired by A.M. Lerer, Y.V. Yukhanov

15:45 - 16:00 4. Computer model of bandpass waveguide filter for virtual laboratory

D.S. Gubsky, A.B. Kleschenkov, G.A. Galchenko

16:00 - 16:15 5. Improving the accuracy of digital simulation of the radio signal

propagation delay

A.S. Bokov, V.G.Vazhenin, E.N. Zeynalov

16:15 - 16:30 6. Effective combined method for calculation of excitation dielectric sphere

with a thin coating

N.N. Kisel, A.I. Panychev, A.V. Alpatova, D.V. Kisel

16:30 - 16:45 7. Software complex for modeling the work of multichannel SAR in wide

range of application

Y.V. Markov, A.S. Bokov, V.G. Vazhenin, S.A. Margilevsky

16:45 - 17:00 8. Numerical simulation of radio wave propagation in a forest environment

using the constructor of individual trees

A.A. Volkova, E.S.Malevich, M.S. Mikhailov

17:00 - 17:15 9. Comparison of the results of an experimental research of the radio wave

propagation in the forest with numerical simulation

E.S. Malevich, M.S. Mikhailov, A.A. Volkova

17:15 - 17:30 10. Scattering specific characteristics of continuous medium for Monte Carlo

simulations of light transport in turbid biological tissues

A.P. Tarasov, D.A. Rogatkin

17:30 - 17:45 11. Simulation model of 5G coverage in urban areas

A.A. Vaganova, N.N. Kisel, A.I. Panychev

09:00 - 11:00 Signal Processing - SP – 1 (Room B)

Chaired by V.P. Fedosov, Y.N. Parshin, V.D. Zakharchenko

09:00 - 09:15 2. Allocation of an exponentially modulated harmonic from a short

nonstationary time series by the SSA method

P.F. Denisenko, V.V. Sotsky

Thursday, June 27


09:15 – 09:30 3. Bias of the reflectometric sea level measurement of the using the GPS

satellite signals caused by sea surface waves

Y.A. Ilyushin, A.M. Padokhin

09:30 - 09:45 4. Testing of numerical simulation methods for hybrid frequency synthesizers

A.M. Pilipenko

09:45 – 10:00 5. Method of single-position determination of coordinates and velocity vector

of radio-emitting objects

I.L. Syrenko, I.V. Donets, Ya.A. Reyzenkind, V.N. Shevchenko

10:00 - 10:15 6. Embedded signal processing device that increases interference immunity

of radio electronic receivers

I.N. Kornilov

10:15 – 10:30 7. Evaluation of the influence of the dispersion properties of a fiber-optic line

on the efficiency of an algorithm for single-photon synchronization of

quantum key distribution system

K.E. Rumyantsev, P.D. Linenko, Hayder Hussein Shakir

10:30 – 10:45 8. Signal processing in small dielectric loss measurements in piezoceramic

resonators

V.D. Zakharchenko

11:00 - 11:30

Coffee Break

11:30 - 12:45 Electrodynamics of Nonlinear Structures - ENS (Room B)

Chaired by D.V. Semenikhina

11:30 - 11:45 1. Experimental study of a metal cylinder with nonlinear loads which covered

with metamaterial

N.N. Gorbatenko. D.V. Semenikhina

11:45 - 12:00 2. Nonlinear properties of the diffraction grating located on a multilayer

substrate

I.V. Donets, S.M. Tsvetkovskaya

12:00 - 12:15 3. About new generation of resonant circuits on base of ultraharmonic

parametric transducers in magnetophotonic composite nanomedia

L.V. Cherckesova, M.J. Zvezdina, V.M. Porksheyan, J.A. Shokova,

O.N. Manaenkova, I.A. Smirnov

12:15 - 12:30 4. Numerical estimations of amplitude and phase fluctuations at microwave

propagation

E.I. Shirokova, A.A. Azarov, I.B. Shirokov

Thursday, June 27



12:30 - 12:45 5. Experimental studies of amplitude and phase fluctuations at microwave

propagation

E.I. Shirokova, A.A. Azarov, I.B. Shirokov

12:45 - 13:00 6. Mathematic modelling of nonlinear parametric zonal transducers of

SubTHz and THz bands on the base of graphene and carbon nanotubes

L.V. Cherckesova, D.A. Bezuglov, V.M. Porksheyan, G.P. Sinyavsky, B.A.

Akishin, I.A. Smirnov

13:00 - 15:00

Lunch

15:00 - 17:30 Signal Processing – SP – 2 (Room B)

Chaired by V.P. Fedosov, Y.N. Parshin, V.D. Zakharchenko

15:00 - 15:15 1. Radiopulse stroboscopic transformation of coherent radio signals in

conditions of interference

O.V. Pak, V.D. Zakharchenko

15:15 - 15:30 2. Determination of luminophores content in light-scattering phantom

medium by optical methods

I.A. Raznitsyna, D.A. Rogatkin, A.P. Tarasov

15:30 - 15:45 3. Efficiency of the angular coordinate estimation under the action of

spatially correlated interferences and mutual influence of spatial

channels

Y.N. Parshin, M.V. Grachev

15:45 - 16:00 4. Radio channel interference immunity using minimum shift keying signal in

the system of time-spatial processing of signals

Y.A. Gelozhe, P.P. Klimenko, A.V. Maksimov

16:00 - 16:15 5. Adaptive algorithm simulation for the wireless communication system

basing on the spatial coding in the free space

V.P. Fedosov, A.A. Legin, A.V. Lomakina

16:15 - 16:30 6. Visual representation of small aircrafts on straight segment of trajectory

N.M. Ivanov, I.L. Syrenko, V.N. Shevchenko

16:30 - 16:45 7. Restoration of the blind zone of the image of the underlying surface for

radar systems with doppler beam sharpening

V.P. Fedosov, R.R. Ibadov, V.V. Voronin, S.F. Ibadov

16:45 - 17:00 8. Control of observations in pulse information systems

N. Boldirikhin. O. Safaryan, A. Svizhenko

17:00 - 17:15 9. The range of pedestrian detection with automotive radar

A.A. Belyaev, T.A. Suanov, D.O. Trots, I.O. Frolov

Thursday, June 27


17:15 - 17:30 10. Object detection in an urban environment using 77GHz radar

A.A. Belyaev, T.A. Suanov, D.O. Trots, I.O. Frolov

Friday, June 28



Friday, June 28

09:00 - 11:00 Plenary Session (Room A)

Chaired by Y.V. Yukhanov

09:00 - 09:30 1. Measurement method of a modulated signal delay in the GNSS antennas

A.V. Malyshev, N.R. Bazhenov, M.A. Ozerov, I.M. Malay

09:30 - 10:00 2. Investigation of the irregular structure of the upper ionosphere from the

Interkosmos-19 data

A.T. Karpachev, P.F. Denisenko, G.A. Zhbankov

10:00 - 10:30 3. Over wave region antenna arrays: radiation and scattering

characteristics

V.A. Kaloshin, Le Nhu Thai

10:30 - 11:00 4. The reflection coefficients of an anisotropic impedance plane that

converts several incident waves into an arbitrary number of reflected

waves at given polarizations

T.Y. Privalova, Y.V. Yukhanov

11:00 - 11:20 Closing Ceremony (Room A)


11:20 - 11:50

Coffee Break

11:45 - 13:00

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World of Lasers and Optics”, “New Electronics”, “Advertisement”, where the most novel

solutions are demonstrated, and the most comprehensive advisory can be got from our

international partners.

We do our best to be helpful for our clients and to serve exclusive products for military

and aviation & space industry as well as complex solutions for delivery of electronic

components for large-scale manufacture. Comprehensive advisory on usage of domestic and

nondomestic element base, sample pieces supply, choosing products for special tasks are

hardly the full list of services we provide for our clients.

Well-developed logistics system allows fast and safe delivering of the products form EU,

USA, China and Taiwan. In combination with flexible approach to payment procedures, it

allows us to suggest an optimal delivery method for our clients.



TECHNICAL PROGRAM SUNDAY, JUNE 23

14:00 – 20:00 Registration

Monday, June 24 9:00 - 9:15 Opening Ceremony. Registration (Room A) 9:15 - 10:45 Plenary Session. Registration (Room A) 10:45 - 11:15 Coffee Break

Room A Room B 11:15 - 13:00




AHFD-1 13:00 - 15:00 Lunch 15:00 - 18:00




AHFD-2

Tuesday, June 25 Room A Room B

9:00 - 11:00 Solid State Circuits. Solid State SHF

and EHF Microelectronics – SSME.

SHF devices in Medicine and

Ecology - SHFME

Electromagnetic Field Theory –

EFT.

Poster Session

11:00 - 11:30 Coffee Break 11:30 - 13:00 Antennas and High Frequency


AHFD-3

Electromagnetic Field Theory - EFT

13:00 - 15:00 Lunch 15:00 - 18:00 Electromagnetic Waves Scattering.

Materials and Surfaces - EMWS Antenna Arrays - AA

20:00 Welcome Party

Wednesday, June 26 Free Day. Sightseeing Tour

Thursday, June 27

Room A Room B 9:00 - 11:00 Electromagnetic Measurements.

Microwave Measurement – MWM Signal Processing - SP-1

11:00 - 11:30 Coffee Break 11:30 - 13:00 Electromagnetic Measurements.


Electrodynamics of Nonlinear

Structures - ENS 13:00 - 15:00 Lunch 15:00 - 17:15 Electromagnetic Measurements.


Electromagnetic Modeling. CADs

for Antennas and Feeds - EMM

Signal Processing - SP-2

Friday, June 28 9:00 - 11:00 Plenary Session (Room A) 11:00 - 11:20 Closing Ceremony (Room A) 11:20 - 11:50 Coffee Break 11:50 - 13:00 Program Committee Session


RSEMW-2019 Venue

2019 radiation and scattering of electromagnetic waves...

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