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Overview

Michael Schlechtweg is affiliated with the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Solid State Physics IAF in Germany. Their research is primarily situated in the field of Engineering, with a specific focus on Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanics of Materials, and Ocean Engineering.

The main topics addressed in their work include:

  • Microwave and Dielectric Measurement Techniques
  • Ultrasonics and Acoustic Wave Propagation
  • Advanced MEMS and NEMS Technologies
  • Geophysical Methods and Applications

Schlechtweg has contributed to several peer-reviewed publications. Recent notable papers are:

  • "Millimeter-Wave Radar Sensor for Automated Tomographic Imaging of Composite Materials in a Manufacturing Environment," published in 2021 in IEEE Sensors Letters
  • "An Overview of Clutter Mitigation Methods for Tomographic Material Inspection," published in 2020 in IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques

Their frequent co-authors include:

  • Dominik Meier
  • Christian Zech
  • Benjamin Baumann
  • Bersant Gashi
  • Jutta Kühn

Publication venues where Schlechtweg's work has appeared include:

  • IEEE Sensors Letters
  • IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques

Best Publications

  • ${W}$ -Band Time-Domain Multiplexing FMCW MIMO Radar for Far-Field 3-D Imaging

    Daniela Bleh;Markus Rosch;Michael Kuri;Alexander Dyck

  • 35 nm metamorphic HEMT MMIC technology

    A. Leuther;A. Tessmann;H. Massler;R. Losch

  • 50 nm MHEMT Technology for G- and H-Band MMICs

    A. Leuther;A. Tessmann;M. Dammann;C. Schworer

  • A Vector Corrected High Power On-Wafer Measurement System with a Frequency Range for the Higher Harmomcs up to 40 GHz

    M. Demmler;P. J. Tasker;M. Schlechtweg

  • Metamorphic HEMT MMICs and Modules for Use in a High-Bandwidth 210 GHz Radar

    A. Tessmann;I. Kallfass;A. Leuther;H. Massler

  • Metamorphic HEMT technology for low-noise applications

    A. Leuther;A. Tessmann;I. Kallfass;R. Losch

  • A simplified broad-band large-signal nonquasi-static table-based FET model

    M. Fernandez-Barciela;P.J. Tasker;Y. Campos-Roca;M. Demmler

  • 35 nm mHEMT Technology for THz and ultra low noise applications

    Arnulf Leuther;Axel Tessmann;Michael Dammann;Hermann Massler

  • 51 GHz frontend with flip chip and wire bond interconnections from GaAs MMICs to a planar patch antenna

    G. Baumann;H. Richter;A. Baumgartner;D. Ferling

  • Low cost GaAs PHEMT MMICs for millimeter wave sensor applications

    H.J. Siweris;A. Werthof;H. Tischer;U. Schaper

  • Supply voltage decoupling device for HF amplifier circuits

    Martin Leich;Michael Schlectweg

  • A 300 GHz mHEMT amplifier module

    A. Tessmann;A. Leuther;V. Hurm;H. Massler

  • Metamorphic HEMT MMICs and Modules Operating Between 300 and 500 GHz

    A. Tessmann;A. Leuther;V. Hurm;I. Kallfass

  • 40-Gb/s high-power modulator driver IC for lightwave communication systems

    Zhihao Lao;A. Thiede;U. Nowotny;H. Lienhart

  • High-bandwidth 220 GHz experimental radar

    H. Essen;A. Wahlen;R. Sommer;W. Johannes

  • 220 GHz Low-Noise Amplifier Modules for Radiometric Imaging Applications

    A. Tessmann;A. Leuther;M. Kuri;H. Massler

  • A 600 GHz low-noise amplifier module

    A. Tessmann;A. Leuther;H. Massler;V. Hurm

  • 70 nm low-noise metamorphic HEMT technology on 4 inch GaAs wafers

    A. Leuther;A. Tessmann;M. Dammann;W. Reinert

  • Push-push oscillators for 94 and 140 GHz applications using standard pseudomorphic GaAs HEMTs

    S. Kudszus;W.H. Haydl;A. Tessmann;W. Bronner

  • Single-chip coplanar 94-GHz FMCW radar sensors

    W.H. Haydl;M. Neumann;L. Venveyen;A. Bangert

Frequent Co-Authors

Arnulf Leuther
Arnulf Leuther Fraunhofer Society
Oliver Ambacher
Oliver Ambacher University of Freiburg
Axel Tessmann
Axel Tessmann Fraunhofer Society
Ingmar Kallfass
Ingmar Kallfass University of Stuttgart
Mark J. W. Rodwell
Mark J. W. Rodwell University of California, Santa Barbara
Manfred Thumm
Manfred Thumm Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Leonhard Reindl
Leonhard Reindl University of Freiburg
Thomas Zwick
Thomas Zwick Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Paul J. Tasker
Paul J. Tasker Cardiff University
Lester F. Eastman
Lester F. Eastman Cornell University

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