Special Issue -- 100th anniversary of professor V. P. Taranenko: Microwave Electronics
100th anniversary of professor V. P. Taranenko: Microwave Electronics
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We are inviting submissions to the Special Issue entitled “100th anniversary of professor V. P. Taranenko: Microwave Electronics” in the journal "Radioelectronics and Communications Systems" (ISSN 1934-8061 Online), ISSN 0735-2727 Print).
On March 16, 2024, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Honored Worker of Science and Technology of Ukraine, Laureate of the State Prize of Ukraine, Professor Vadym Taranenko turned 100.
Prof. V.P. Taranenko is a famous scientist in the field of Microwave Electronics and the author of 140 scientific works, including two monographs and 16 author's certificates. Some of Vadym Pavlovich's original works, such as increasing the efficiency of traveling wave tubes, creating powerful electron beams, developing and creating powerful traveling wave tubes, and developing methods for computer calculations of solid-state generators and amplifiers of the millimeter wave range, are still an example for many microwave engineers.
Today, high-frequency technology is a critical element in the development of modern society. Advances in microwave electronics and semiconductor processing technologies have made integrating microwave devices at the chip level possible, paving the way for new technical solutions.
In this Special Issue, we invite you to share your developments in microwave and terahertz devices and systems and new ideas for building fundamentally new and improving existing solutions.
The issue will cover the following topics:
- Electromagnetic theory
- Microwave and terahertz measurements
- Design of microwave and terahertz devices, circuits, and systems
- Modeling techniques of microwave components and subsystems
Dr. Oleg Drobakhin
Dr. Oleksiy Kuleshov
Dr. Mykhailo Omelianenko
Special Issue Editors
Special Issue Editors
- Oleg Drobakhin
Special Issue Editor
Oles Honchar Dnipro National University, Ukraine
Interests: microwave device modeling; microwave measurements; design of microwave devices, circuits, and systems
- Oleksiy Kuleshov
Guest Special Issue Editor
- Ya. Usikov Institute for Radiophysics and Electronics of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine
Interests: vacuum electron devices, THz radiation, Cherenkov radiation, beam-wave interaction, backward wave oscillator, clinotron, traveling wave tube, sheet electron beams, helical electron beams, cyclotron radiation
- Mykhailo Omelianenko
Special Issue Editor
Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, Ukraine
Interests: microwave electron devices; device modeling; microwave measurements; microwave circuit design
Manuscript Submission Information
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Keywords- microwave measurements
- microwave devices
- measurement uncertainty
- microwave device modeling
- microwave circuit design
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