Sandra Costanzo

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2018
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Sandra Costanzo, Francesca Venneri, Antonio Raffo, Giuseppe Di Massa:
Dual-Layer Single-Varactor Driven Reflectarray Cell for Broad-Band Beam-Steering and Frequency Tunable Applications. IEEE Access 6: 71793-71800 (2018)
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Antonio Raffo, Sandra Costanzo, Vincenzo Cioffi:
Quadrature Receiver Benefits in CW Doppler Radar Sensors for Vibrations Detection. WorldCIST (2) 2018: 1471-1477
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Sandra Costanzo, Vincenzo Cioffi, Antonio Raffo:
Complex Permittivity Effect on the Performances of Non-invasive Microwave Blood Glucose Sensing: Enhanced Model and Preliminary Results. WorldCIST (2) 2018: 1505-1511
2017
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Antonio Raffo, Sandra Costanzo, Giuseppe Di Massa:
Software Defined Doppler Radar as a Contactless Multipurpose Microwave Sensor for Vibrations Monitoring. Sensors 17(1): 115 (2017)
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Antonio Raffo, Sandra Costanzo:
Doppler Elaboration for Vibrations Detection Using Software Defined Radar. WorldCIST (2) 2017: 1022-1028
2016
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Sandra Costanzo, Antonio Costanzo, Antonio Raffo, Antonio Borgia:
Environmental Effects on the Performances of a UHF Passive Tag-Based Commercial RFID System. WorldCIST (2) 2016: 317-323
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Sandra Costanzo, Giuseppe Di Massa, Antonio Costanzo, Antonio Borgia, Antonio Raffo, Giuseppe Viggiani, Pasquale Versace:
Software-Defined Radar System for Landslides Monitoring. WorldCIST (2) 2016: 325-331
2015
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Sandra Costanzo, Francesca Venneri, Antonio Raffo, Giuseppe Di Massa, Pasquale Corsonello:
Novel Varactor-Loaded Phasing Line for Reflectarray Unit Cell with Large Reconfigurability Frequency Range. WorldCIST (2) 2015: 3-9
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Sandra Costanzo, Giuseppe Di Massa, Antonio Costanzo, Luca Morrone, Antonio Raffo, Francesco Spadafora, Antonio Borgia, Giuseppe Formetta, Giovanna Capparelli, Pasquale Versace:
Low-Cost Radars Integrated into a Landslide Early Warning System. WorldCIST (2) 2015: 11-19

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