Sebastian Pledl
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About
Sebastian Pledl is a researcher specializing in millimeter-wave (mm-wave) antenna metrology and integrated antenna characterization, with a particular focus on the sub-terahertz frequency range around 280 GHz. His major contribution lies in the development of an automated, robotically controlled measurement setup that enables precise directivity and gain measurements of integrated antennas at these challenging high frequencies. This work, detailed in his most-cited paper (2015, 26 citations), addresses a critical bottleneck in mm-wave system design: the accurate characterization of on-chip antennas, which are essential for next-generation communications and sensing. By integrating a vector network analyzer with frequency converters into a robotic framework, Pledl’s system achieves repeatable, hands-free measurements that are otherwise difficult to perform manually. His second most-cited paper (12 citations) further validates this methodology. Together, these contributions have provided the antenna and wireless community with a robust, scalable testing solution, directly supporting the development of compact, high-frequency integrated circuits. Pledl’s work is foundational for advancing 6G and terahertz technologies, where reliable antenna performance is paramount.
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