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Electronically Reconfigurable Pinching Antennas for Millimeter-Wave Communication in LoS and NLoS Environments
This letter presents the design and operation of an electronically reconfigurable pinching antenna (E-pinching antenna) and examines its capability to establish controllable millimeter-wave links that can circumvent blockages. The antenna consists of a low-loss rectangular dielectric waveguide that
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