Jeffrey R. Guerrieri
National Institute of Standards and Technology, Communications Technology Laboratory
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Total Citations
47
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About
Jeffrey R. Guerrieri is a researcher specializing in antenna metrology, millimeter-wave measurement systems, and advanced fabrication techniques for antenna applications. Based at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), his work has centered on developing cutting-edge antenna testing infrastructure and pushing the boundaries of measurement accuracy at millimeter-wave frequencies. Guerrieri's most notable contribution is his pioneering investigation into 3D-printed antenna technology for CubeSats, demonstrating that all-metal, additively manufactured feed horns can meet rigorous performance standards at 118.7503 GHz — work that has garnered 19 citations and opened new possibilities for cost-effective satellite hardware fabrication. His development of a robotically controlled near-field pattern range at NIST, capable of measuring antennas from 50 GHz to 500 GHz, represents a significant advancement in precision antenna characterization, earning 14 citations. Further expanding this infrastructure, he has contributed to multi-purpose configurable test ranges and multi-robot large antenna positioning systems, establishing NIST as a leader in over-the-air testing capabilities. Across his portfolio, Guerrieri's research addresses a critical need in the wireless and satellite communities: reliable, traceable antenna measurements at increasingly higher frequencies where standard techniques often fall short.
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- 4Multi-purpose configurable range for antenna testing up To 220 GHz4 citations · 2016
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