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Dr Mustafa Bakr

Quantum Technology Research Fellow

Research theme

  • Quantum information and computation

Sub department

  • Condensed Matter Physics

Research groups

  • Superconducting quantum devices
mustafa.bakr@physics.ox.ac.uk
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  • Publications

Reconfigurable Wilkinson power divider with unity to 8dB output power differences using one varactor diode

IET Conference Publications 2018:CP746 (2018)

Authors:

AH Ali, KW Hameed, NT Ali, MS Bakr, R Asif, RA Abd-Alhameed, NJ McEwan

Abstract:

A novel reconfigurable equal to unequal Wilkinson power divider is presented. The proposed power divider adopts coupled microstrip line technique to implement a high impedance section to have unequal output power ratio. A varactor diode is placed between the coupled lines to achieve reconfigurability by changing the reverse biasing voltage on the varactor diode. This enables equal to 8 dB power division ratios between the output ports. A wide range of biasing voltage is used to achieve the smooth power division ratio. A prototype hardware is designed, fabricated and measured to validate the proposed approach. In the equal power division ratio scenario, the measured performance shows a bandwidth of 600 MHz at 5.4 GHz centre frequency. A higher bandwidth of 750 MHz is obtained in the case of unequal power division ratios.

UWB-based Single-anchor Low-cost Indoor Localization System

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) (2017) 1-2

Authors:

Bernhard Großwindhager, Michael Rath, Josef Kulmer, Stefan Hinteregger, Mustafa Bakr, Carlo Alberto Boano, Klaus Witrisal, Kay Römer
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Dual-Mode Dual-Band Conductor-Loaded Dielectric Resonator Filters

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) (2017) 908-910

Authors:

Mustafa S Bakr, Saad WO Luhaib, Ian C Hunter, Wolfgang Bosch
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Multipath-Assisted Indoor Positioning Enabled by Directional UWB Sector Antennas

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) (2017) 1-5

Authors:

Michael Rath, Josef Kulmer, Mustafa S Bakr, Bernhard Groβwindhager, Klaus Witrisal
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A TE11 dual-mode monoblock dielectric resonator filter

Asia-Pacific Microwave Conference Proceedings, APMC 0 (2017)

Authors:

MS Bakr, IC Hunter, F Gentili, W Bosch

Abstract:

A novel TE11 monoblock dual-mode dielectric resonator filter is presented in this paper. The proposed filter is made of a single piece of ceramic with silver plated external surfaces and metallic lids for hosting tuning elements. The dominant TE11 dual-mode is supported by H-shape dielectric resonator having ϵr =45. The resonator is ultra-compact in size and offers a maximized space utilization since no metallic housing is required. In addition, the proposed resonator offers a high unloaded quality factor, reasonably wide spurious window and lend itself to implement tunability. One prototype filter operating at 1.96 GHz with 50-MHz bandwidth is designed.
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