Nanoionics-Based Switches for Radio-Frequency Applications
John H. Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio
Monday, February 01 2010
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These switches might supplant semiconductor and MEMS switches in some applications.
Nanoionics-based devices have shown
promise as alternatives to microelectro-mechanical
systems (MEMS) and semiconductor
diode devices for switching
radio-frequency (RF) signals in diverse
systems. Examples of systems that utilize
RF switches include phase shifters for
electronically steerable phased-array
antennas, multiplexers, cellular telephones
and other radio transceivers,
and other portable electronic devices.
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