Call for Papers
Important Update: Due to COVID-19, AMTA 2020 will be delivered as a Virtual Symposium during Nov 2-5, 2020 . Please stay tuned for information on event registration, exhibition opportunities, keynote and invited speakers, and our full technical program. |
Authors addressing advancement and innovation in topics of interest to AMTA are invited to submit a 250-350 word abstract for review as a possible candidate for presentation at the Symposium.
If travel restrictions are still in place that limit or prohibit in-person attendance at the conference, authors will be guaranteed the virtual presentation of their papers.
Presented papers will be included in the Proceedings and authors will also have the option to have their paper included with AMTA 2020’s submission to IEEE Xplore®.
Download pdf copy of Call for Papers.
Abstract Submissions are now CLOSED
DEADLINES
- 250-350 Word Abstract: June 1, 2020 (Updated) – CLOSED
- E-mail notification of acceptance: July 1, 2020 (Updated)
- Manuscript Submission: August 3, 2020 (Updated)
We understand that some authors may be required to submit their abstracts, papers, and presentations for public release approval. Please start this process early so that you can meet the above deadlines.
TOPICS of INTEREST
- 5G wireless technology
- Antennas and radar in automotive applications
- IoT and M2M applications
- Massive MIMO advances
- Medical advances
- Hardware in the Loop
- Mm-wave, terahertz and quasi-optical antenna measurement
- Theory and applications of the measurement of antennas and radar scattering
- Advances in indoor and outdoor test ranges
- Measurement standards and laboratory comparisons
- Advances in near-field, far-field, compact and RCS range measurement techniques
- New instrumentation for testing
- Data acquisition and processing methods
- Measurement imaging, algorithms, and processing techniques
- Diagnostic methods for antenna acceptance testing
- Phased array, adaptive/smart antenna applications and measurements
- EMI/EMC/PIM chamber design, measurement, and instrumentation
- GNSS, PCS, cellular, satellite antennas and measurement
- RF material design, measurement, and instrumentation
- Ultra-wideband or frequency independent antenna measurement
- Applied computational electromagnetics
- Numerical methods related to EM measurements
- RFID characterization
- Radome characterization
- Wearable antenna designs with measurements
- Multi-link MIMO and cooperative channels
- In-situ testing and channel sounding
- Other antenna measurement topics
If you have any questions, please contact:
The AMTA Technical Coordinator, C. J. Reddy
Email: technical-coordinator@amta.org