Cri Mico 2007

2007 CriMiCo
2007 17th International Crimean Conference
Microwave &
Telecommunication Technology
Conference Proceedings
September 10-14, 2007
Sevastopol, Crimea, Ukraine
MoscowKievMinskSevastopol
2007
Organized and Sponsored by:

Sevastopol National Technical University (Ukraine)
Belarus State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics (Minsk)
Research-and-production corporation Integral (Minsk, Belarus)
SSPE Istok (Fryazino, Russia)
Interface-MFG Co. (Moscow, Russia)
Microwave Systems Co. (Moscow, Russia)
NTUU KPI, SRI of Telecommunications (Kiev, Ukraine)
NTUU KPI, Institute of Telecommunication Systems (Kiev, Ukraine)
Academy of Engineering Sciences of Ukraine, Radioelectronics & Communication Systems Section
OJS SPE Saturn (Kiev, Ukraine)
Micran Co. (Tomsk, Russia)
Faza Co. (Rostov-on-Don, Russia)
Beta TV com Co. (Donetsk, Ukraine)
Tavrida National University after prof. V. I. Vernadsky (Simferopol, Ukraine)
SRI Crimean Astrophysical Observatory (Katsiveli, Ukraine)
Weber Co. (Sevastopol, Ukraine)
Technical Co-Sponsorship:
Kharkov National University of Radioelectronics (Ukraine)
SRI of Radiocommunications (Rostov-on-Don, Russia)
Mercury M, Scientific & Research Center (Sevastopol)
Tekhnosfera Publishing Co. (Moscow, Russia)
625 Publishing Co. (Moscow Kiev)
News agency BELTA (Minsk, Belarus)
Education Portal (Kiev, Ukraine)
Technology & Designing in Electronic Equipment Magazine (Odessa, Ukraine)
COST Action/Network 284 on Innovative Antennas for Emerging Terrestrial & Space-based Applications
IEEE ED Society
IEEE MTT/ED Central Chapter, Ukraine Section
IEEE AP Chapter, Russia Section
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Organizing Committee
P. P. Yermolov, C.Sc., Kharkov National University of Radio Electronics, Ukraine (chairman)
A. G. Lukyanchuk, C.Sc., Sevastopol National Technical University, Ukraine (vice-chairman)
I. L. Afonin, C.Sc., Sevastopol National Technical University, Ukraine
M. P. Batura, Professor, BSUIR, Minsk, Belarus
I. L. Vetrov, C.Sc., Sevastopol National Technical University, Ukraine
A. V. Galdetsky, C.Sc., SRI Istok, Fryazino, Russia
Yu. B. Gimpilevich, Professor, Sevastopol National Technical University, Ukraine
Yu. Ye. Gordiyenko, Professor, Kharkov National University of Radio Electronics, Ukraine
V. Ya. Gyunter, C.Sc., Micran Co., Tomsk, Russia
V. A. Yemelyanov, Corr. Member of NAS of Belarus, Professor, Research-and-production corporation
Integral (Minsk, Belarus)
N. A. Ivanchuk, Professor, Russian Federal Agency on Industry, Moscow, Russia
M. Ye. Ilchenko, Corr. Member of NAS of Ukraine, Professor, NTUU KPI, Kiev, Ukraine
A. A. Kistchinsky, C.Sc., Microwave systems Close Corporation, Moscow, Russia
A. N. Korolyov, C.Sc., FSUE SPC Istok, Fryazino, Russia
M. K. Mozhar, Professor, SRI Orion, Kiev, Ukraine
T. N. Naritnik, Professor, IEC of ASU UANSP, Kiev, Ukraine
I. A. Obukhov, C.Sc., Interface Co., Moscow, Russia
S. V. Plaksin, C.Sc., Transmag Institute of Transport Systems and Technologies, NAS of Ukraine,
Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine
N. L. Rzhevtseva, Sevastopol National Technical University, Ukraine
D. M. Sazonov, Professor, Moscow Power Engineering Institute, Moscow, Russia
N. I. Slipchenko, Professor, Kharkov National University of Radio Electronics, Ukraine
V. V. Starostenko, D.Sc., Tavrida National University after prof. V. I. Vernadsky, Simferopol, Ukraine
Ye. A. Fedotov, Sevastopol, Ukraine
L. I. Tsvetkov, D.Sc., SRI Crimean Astrophysical Observatory, Katsiveli, Ukraine
A. V. Chechetin, Faza Co., Rostov-on-Don, Russia
V. M. Chmil, C.Sc., Saturn Co., Kiev, Ukraine
G. I. Churyumov, Professor, Kharkov National University of Radio Electronics, Ukraine
I. B. Shirokov, C.Sc., Sevastopol National Technical University, Ukraine
V. M. Shokalo, Professor, Kharkov National University of Radio Electronics, Ukraine
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Technical Program Committee

M. P. Batura, Professor, BSUIR, Minsk, Belarus (co-chairman)
N. A. Ivanchuk, Professor, Russian Federal Agency on Industry, Moscow, Russia (co-chairman)
M. Ye. Ilchenko, Corr. Member of NAS of Ukraine, Professor, NTUU KPI, Kiev, Ukraine (co-chairman)
A. N. Bratchikov, Professor, Moscow State Aviation Institute, Moscow, Russia (deputy co-chairman)
A. A. Kurayev, Professor, BSUIR, Minsk, Belarus (deputy co-chairman)
K. S. Sunduchkov, Professor, SE Ukrkosmos, Kiev, Ukraine (deputy co-chairman)
P. P. Yermolov, C.Sc., KhNURE, Kharkov, Ukraine (co-ordinator)
I. I. Abramov, Professor, BSUIR, Minsk, Belarus
O. V. Betskii, Professor, Institute for Radio Engineering and Electronics of RAS, Moscow, Russia
V. A. Brzhezinsky, Professor, SevNTU, Sevastopol National University of Nuclear Energy & Industry, Ukraine
D. I. Voskresensky, Professor, Moscow State Aviation Institute, Moscow, Russia
S. D. Votoropin, C.Sc., SRI of Semiconductor Devices, Tomsk, Russia
A. V. Galdetsky, C.Sc., SRI Istok, Fryazino, Russia
Yu. B. Gimpilevich, Professor, SevNTU, Sevastopol, Ukraine
D. V. Gromov, D. Sc., JSC SPELS, Moscow, Russia
A. I. Demchenko, D.Sc., Research-and-production corporation Integral (Minsk, Belarus)
V. D. Yeryomka, C.Sc., IRE of NAS of Ukraine, Kharkov
N. F. Karushkin, C.Sc., SRI Orion, Kiev, Ukraine
A. A. Kistchinsky, C.Sc., Microwave systems Close Corporation, Moscow, Russia
Kees Van t Klooster, European Space Agency (ESA), The Netherlands
F. P. Korshunov, Corr. Member of NAS of Belarus, Professor, United Institute of Solid State
and Semiconductor Physics of NAS of Belarus, Minsk
A. A. Lipatov, Professor, Scientific Center of Telecommunications and Automation
of Military Forces of Ukraine
L. M. Lobkova, Professor, SevNTU, Sevastopol, Ukraine
I. I. Magda, Professor, NSC KhIPT, Kharkov, Ukraine
V. F. Manoylov, Professor, Zhitomir State Technological University, Zhitomir, Ukraine
Ye. Ye. Nechayev, Professor, Moscow State Technical University of Civil Aviation, Russia
I. A. Obukhov, C.Sc., Interface-MFG Co., Moscow, Russia
V. A. Obukhovets, Professor, Taganrog Institute of Technology of Southern Federal University, Russia
S. V. Plaksin, C.Sc., Transmag Institute of Transport Systems and Technologies,
NAS of Ukraine, Dnepropetrovsk
M. I. Poygina, C.Sc., MIKROTEK Co., Kiev, Ukraine
Yu. M. Poplavko, Professor, NTUU KPI, Kiev, Ukraine
V. V. Pustovoytenko, MGI NAS of Ukraine, Sevastopol
D. M. Sazonov, Professor, Moscow Power Engineering Institute, Moscow, Russia
S. P. Sitko, Professor, SRC Vidhuk of the Ministry of Public Health of Ukraine, Kiev
S. M. Smolskiy, Professor, Moscow Power Engineering Institute, Russia
L. I. Tsvetkov, D.Sc., SRI Crimean Astrophysical Observatory, Katsiveli, Ukraine
B. N. Shelkovnikov, C.Sc., NTUU KPI, Kiev, Ukraine
V. M. Shulga, Member of NAS of Ukraine, Professor, Institute of Radio Astronomy of NAS of Ukraine, Kharkov
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ABRAMOV Igor Ivanovich (born on 11 August 1954) Doctor of Physics and Mathematics. He is Professor of Microelectronics Department at Belarus State University of Informatics and Radio-Electronics
(BSUIR). He is now a head of scientific-research laboratory Physics of Micro- and Nanoelectronics
Devices at BSUIR.He published over 150 technical papers, including three monographs. His current
research interests include physics and design of micro- and nanoelectronic devices.
AFONIN Igor Leonidovich (born in 1958) Candidate of Science, senior lecturer at Radio-Electronics
Faculty of Sevastopol State Technical University. His main research interests are CAD and design of
microwave devices using advanced transmission lines, as well as design of principles for the measured
information processing and microwave measurements automation.
BATURA Mikhail Pavlovich (born on 16 May 1950) Doctor of Science, professor, rector of the Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics (Republic of Belarus), academician of the
Belarusian Engineering Academy. Received his PhD in 1984. In 2003 presented second doctors thesis. Areas of scientific interest: system analysis, information processing and control in technical and organizational systems. Author of more than 100 scientific works and publications. He is co-chairman of
CriMiCo2005 Program Committee.
BETSKY Oleg Vladimirovich (born in 1938) Professor, Doctor of Science, RF State Prize winner. He
graduated from Moscow Power Institute (1963). He received a C. Sc. degree in1967 and D. Sc. degree
in 1980. He is head of lab. at Inst. Radio Engin. and Electronics RAS, general director of JSC MTAEHF (Moscow). He holds 20 patents and he is author (co-author) of over 150 scientific articles, 5
monographs. His main research interests are microwave electronics and millimeter electromagneticbiology.
BRATCHIKOV Alexandr Nikolayevich (born on 15 August 1948 in Moscow) Doctor of Science, professor of Radio-Transmitting and Antenna-Feeder Devices Department of Flying Vehicles RadioElectronics Faculty at Moscow State Aviation Institute (MAI Technical University). He received degree in radio-electronics from MAI in 1973, a C.Sc. in 1983, and a D.Sc in 2001. He was awarded Soros Lecturer in 1995 and 1996. His main research interests are laser and fiber-optical technology application in antenna technique, biology and medicine. He is author (co-author) of over 80 technical publications, including 10 patents, 1 monograph and 5 educational supplies. Co-chairman of CriMiCo Program Committee in 2003-2004. He was co-chairman of CriMiCo Program Committee for the period
2003-2005, vice co-chairman since 2006.
BRZHEZINSKY Vladislav Adamovich (born on 13 December 1935) Doctor of Science, Professor of
SNTU and Sevastopol National University of Nuclear Energy and Industry (SNUNEI). He graduated
from Lomonosov Moscow State University (Physical faculty) in 1959. In 1962-1964 he was post graduate student at the Faculty of electronics. In 1964-1972 he was principal engineer and the head of laboratory at SRI Sapfir. In 1972-1987 he was senior staff scientist and the head of laboratory at SRI of
Instrumentation (Ministry of Medium Machine-Building). His professional interests are in the influence
of ionizing radiation on semiconductor devices. He is the author of over 100 scientific articles. He is the
member of specialized academic council of SNUNEI.
CHECHETIN Anatoly Vasilievich (born in 1943) director general of the Faza scientific and production public corporation, Academician of National Security Academy, acting academic advisor at the
Russian Federation Academy of Engineering Sciences. He graduated from Rostov State University
(radio physics faculty) in 1965. He is author and co-author of over 20 scientific works and inventors
certificates. The subject of his professional interests is super-high-frequency electronics.
CHMIL Vladimir Moiseyevich (born in 1947) Candidate of Science (1988), academician of Ukrainian
Academy of Sciences (1995) and Ukrainian Academy of Economic Cybernetics (1998), winner of
Ukraine State Prize. Currently he is president of Public Corporation SPC Saturn. His scientific interests cover microwave technology, mm-wave solid-state devices (radio-relay and satellite communications, radiometry). He is the author of many inventions in the field of advanced instrumentation technologies for radioastromical and other special applications. He is one of CriMiCo organizers.
CHURYUMOV Gennady Ivanovich (born 12 February 1952) Doctor of Science, Professor (faculty of
Physical Fundamentals of Electronics at Kharkov National University of Radioelectronics). He is the
chief of scientific educational-research laboratory Electronica-Orion. Senior Member of the IEEE. His
current scientific interests include: electromagnetic energy generation, amplification and conversion in
nonlinear systems; mathematical simulation of electron-wave processes in microwave vacuum devices; methods for electronic and optoelectronic devices simulation and design (virtual laboratories);
dynamic chaos in microwave and optoelectronic devices; microwave technologies application; the influence of power electromagnetic radiation on electronic and optoelectronic devices, elements and systems.
DEMCHENKO Alexandr Ivanovich (born on 13 May 1947) Doctor of Science, deputy science director
of Minsk SRI of Radiomaterials, head of Special Design Office of Electronics at SPC Integral (Belarus). He received a C.Sc. degree in 1980 and a D.Sc. degree in 1993. His current research interests
are design of microelectronic devices, based on advanced physical principles; materials and technology, including microwave chips; opto-electronic devices; magneto-electric devices; various sensors.
FEDOTOV Yevgeny Antoninovich (born on 16 February 1926) well-known Sevastopol researcher of

A.S. Popovs activity. He initiated the putting of monument to 100-year anniversary of radio invention in
Sevastopol. He graduated from Naval Academy of Communications (St. Petersburg, Russia) in 1949.
GALDETSKY Anatoly Vasilievich (born on 2 October 1956) Ph.D., head of FSUE "Istok" (Fryazino).
Graduated from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology in 1978. His main research interests are
simulation and development of vacuum microwave devices, microwave electrodynamics.
GORDIENKO Yury Yemelyanovich (born in1940) Doctor of Science. He is professor, Head of Microelectronics and Electron Devices department in KhNURE. He graduated form Kharkov National
University (faculty of radio physics) in 1962. He received C.Sc. degree in 1969 and D.Sc. doctoral thesis degree in 1985. His main research interests are microwave diagnostics of semiconductors,
nanoelectronics and nanotechnologies. He is the author of over 200 scientific articles. He holds over
30 patents. He is co-author of 5 educational supplies in the field of microelectronics. He is the member
of advisory committee of instrument-making at Department of education and science of Ukraine.
GROMOV Dmitry Viktorovich (born on 4 May 1949) Doctor of Science, Professor of Electronics Faculty at Moscow Institute of Physics & Engineering (MIPE), head of Spels Co. department (Moscow).
He received degree in automation and electronics from MIPE in 1972, a C.Sc. in 1983, and a D.Sc in
2001. His scientific interests include radiation effects in semiconductor microwave electronics, electromagnetic resistance of electron devices. He is author and co-author of over 90 scientific articles, including 1 monograph, 24 papers in different scientific magazines. He holds 8 inventors certificates and
3 patents.
GUIMPILEVICH Yuri Borisovich (born on 16 April 1950) D.Sc., Professor, head of Radio Engineering
Department at Sevastopol National Technical University. He graduated from Sevastopol Institute of Instrumentation. His research interests are in microwave measurements. He is author of about 100 technical papers and 30 patents concerning the problem of waveguide measurements, including those,
based on multi-port calibrated circuits. The devices for integral control of various waveguide systems
(including space vehicles) have been practically implemented.
GYUNTER Victor Jakovlevich (born on 11 July 1945) C.Sc., director-general of research-andproduction company Mikran, research manager in SRI of Electric Communication Systems at Tomsk
University of Control Systems and Radioelectronics. He graduated from Tomsk Institute of Radioelectronics and Electronic Engineering in 1969. In 1976 defended his C.Sc. thesis. His scientific interests
include microwave technology and telecommunication systems. He is Chevalier of Order For Services.
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ILCHENKO Mikhail Yefimovich (born on 13 September 1941) Professor, Doctor of Science, Corresponding Member of Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences, winner of USSR and Ukraine State
Prize in the field of science & technology. He is a Honorary Scientist of Ukraine, Honorary Member of
IEEE and other international Academies of Science. Prof. M.Ye. Ilchenko is pro-rector of UNTU Kiev
Polytechnic Institute, the head of Communications Department and director of Telecommunications
SRI at UNTU KPI. At present he conducts scientific research in the field of theoretical radio engineering, radio-physics and microwave technology. He designs the new class of microwave telecommunication devices and systems. Co-chairman of CriMiCo Program Committee in 2003-2005.
IVANCHUK Nikolay Andreyevich (born on 2 January 1946) Academician of International Communications Academy and International Academy of Natural and Social Sciences, Professor, Doctor of Science, deputy chief of Radioelectronic Industry Department at Russian Federal Industrial Agency. He
graduated from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology in 1968. For the period 1990-1992 he
was rector of All-Union Institute of Supervisors and Engineers Advanced Training; since 1992 he was
director of General Scientific Department at Russian Ministry of Industry; since 1993 he was deputy
chief of General Directorate of Communications Industry at Russian State Committee of Defense
Department. He is Honorary Radio Specialist of Russia; Russian Defense Department Prize winner.
He is co-chairman of CriMiCo Program Committee since 2006.
KARUSHKIN Nikolay Fyodorovich (born in Yaroslavl, Russia on 8 March 1939) Candidate of Science, head of department in SRI ORION. He graduated from Kharkov State University and received
his C.Sc degree from SPC Istok (Fryazino, Russia). He is the winner of Ukraine State Prize in the
field of science & technology. The subject of his current scientific interest is design of solid state devices for millimeter and sub-millimeter bands.
KISTCHINSKY Andrey Alexandrovich (born on 4 December 1959) Candidate of Science, deputy director general chief designer of Microwave Systems Close Corporation (Moscow, Russia). In 1983
he graduated from Moscow Institute of Electronics. In 1992 he defended his thesis about FET nonlinear microwave devices design. His scientific interests cover methods of creation of wideband microwave amplifiers, control devices and solid-state circuits, superwideband active phase antenna arrays
and their elements. Over 50 papers. Deputy of CriMiCo Program Committee Co-Chairman in 20032005.
KOROLYOV Aleksandr Nikolayevich (born in 1940) Candidate of Science, director general of FSUE
SPC Istok (Fryazino), Academician of International Academy of Applied Radioelectronics. He graduated from Lvov Polytechnic Institute in 1963. He worked in Central Experimental Communications Institute at Ministry of Defense of USSR and Radioengineering Institute at Academy of Sciences of USSR.
He is State Prize winner in the field of science and technology, Russian Defense Department Prize
winner.
KORSHUNOV Fyodor Pavlovich (born on 15 May 1934) Doctor of Science, Professor, Corresponding Member of NAS of Belarus. He is well-known scientist in the field of solid-state radiation physics,
laureate of Belarus State Prize. He received degree in electrical engineering from Riga Military College
in 1957. He took part in nuclear tests in Novaya Zemlya. Since 1962 till present he worked in the Institute of Solid-State Physics and Semiconductors (currently he is deputy director of scientific research).
He is author and co-author of over 400 scientific papers, including 3 monographs. He is the member of
scientific councils concerning solid-state radiation physics and solid-state physics. He was awarded the
Order of Honor.
KURAYEV Alexander Alexandrovich (born on 11 December 1937 in Saratov, Russia) Professor,
Doctor of Science, honored worker of Republic Belarus, head of Antennas and microwave devices
Department of Belarus State University of Informatics and Radio electronics. He published 6 monographs and more than 200 scientific papers. He develops the scientific trend of theoretical investigation, mathematical simulation and optimization of linear and non-linear electromagnetic processes for
application in microwave electronics and electrodynamics. Deputy of CriMiCo Program Committee CoChairman since 2003.
LIPATOV Anatoly Alexeyevich (born in 1929) Candidate of Science, the leading scientist of SC at
Ukraine Ministry of Defense, Professor of Telecommunications Department at UNTU KPI. The subject of his scientific and educational activity covers microwave telecommunication systems and technology. He is the winner of Ukraine State Prize in the field of science & technology. He was awarded
the Red Star Order and medals.
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LOBKOVA Lyubov Mikhailovna Doctor of Science, Professor of Radio Engineering Department at

Sevastopol National Technical University, full member of New York Academy of Sciences, full member
of International URST Society. Her research interests are investigation of statically non-uniform media,
radiating systems electrodynamics, space and terrestrial communication systems.
LUKYANCHUK Alexandr Grigoryevich (born on 12 September 1948) Candidate of Science, senior

lecturer, pro-rector of Sevastopol State Technical University. His research interests are CAD of radar
communication systems, development of educational software for radio-specialists training. Vicechairman of CriMiCo Organizing committee.
MAGDA Igor Ivanovich (born in Zagorsk, Russia, in 1944) Doctor of Science, Professor, the head of
Microwave Relativistic Electronic Laboratory at Institute of Plasma Electronics and New Methods of
Acceleration, NSC KhIPT (Kharkov, Ukraine). He graduated from Kharkov State University (Radio
Physics Faculty). His present research interests include plasma electronics, high-current electron and
ion bunches, high power relativistic electronics, electromagnetic compatibility and electromagnetic
equipment resistance to electromagnetic interference of ultra-short duration. He is the author of over
100 technical papers and 10 inventions. Since 1993 he is the member of CriMiCo Program Committee.
MANOILOV Vyacheslav Filippovich (born on 1941) Doctor of Science, Professor, the head of Biomedical Systems Faculty at Zhitomir Istitute of Engineering and Technology. He is the author of more
than 130 scientific papers, tutorials and Ukrainian patents. His scientific interests are in the field of
biomedical devices and systems, biophysics, microwave technology, electrodynamics and radiophysics.
MOZHAR Mikhail Kondratyevich (born on 11 October 1946) Doctor of Science, Professor, Academician of International Academy of Applied Electronics, Director of state enterprise SRI "Orion". He
graduated from Kharkov Academy of Military Radioengineering in 1969, and received his D.Sc. in
1991. He worked as the head of department in Kharkov Academy of Military Radioengineering, deputy
chief of Kharkov Military University, chief designer of the Factory n.a. Malyshev. His scientific interests
are in optimization of radar systems control.
NARITNIK Theodor Nikolayevich (born on 1 July 1946) Candidate of Science, Professor of Telecommunications Department at UNTU Kiev Polytechnic Institute, director of Institute of Electronics
and Communications at UASNP (Kiev, Ukraine). He has worked out and implemented a series of microwave radio-relay stations and the first home microwave system MITRIS. He is the winner of Ukraine
and USSR State Prize in the field of science & technology. He published over 200 research papers
and holds 65 patents.
NECHAYEV Evgeny Evgenievich (born in 1952) Doctor of Science, Professor of Radio Devices Department of Aviation Design and Groups Faculty at Moscow State Technical University of Civil Aviation
(MSTU CA). He received degree in radio-engineering from Novosibirsk State Technical University in
1974, CSc. from Moscow State Aviation Institute (MAI Technical University) in 1988, and a DSc from
MSTU CA in 2004. His main research interests are antenna theory and technique, antenna metrology.
He is author (co-author) of over 140 technical publications, including 50 patents, 1 monograph and 13
educational supplies.
OBUKHOV Ilya Andreyevich (born in Ufa, Russia on 20 May 1956) commercial manager of Interface
Ltd. and acting manager of laboratory at Institute of Machine Building (RAS). He graduated from M.V.
Lomonosov Moscow State University (Physical Faculty). Until 1982 he was a post-graduate student of the
same university. He received a C.Sc. in 1983 and was pointed a senior research fellow in 1987. Since
1987 he worked at the problems of nanoelectronics. He participated in the work of group, including specialists from SRI Pulsar, SCRRTI, SRIME, SRI Delta, etc., who have worked at creation and investigation of the first in USSR resonant-tunnel diodes (1989-1992). His recent scientific interests cover the
problems of charge transfer in structures, containing active nanometer areas; design of advanced quantum microwave and EHF devices, based on quantum wires and multi-layer hetero-structures. He is author
of over 60 technical papers, printed in the leading scientific magazines. He is the author of over 60 publications in scientific periodicals, including Simulation of charge transfer in mesoscopic structures (2005).
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OBUKHOVETS Victor Alexandrovich (born on 6 June 1946 in Tbilisi, Georgia) - Doctor of Science,
Professor, Dean of Radio Engineering Faculty at Taganrog Sate University of Radio Engineering, Academician of International Academy of Informatization and Russian Academy of Engineering Sciences.
The honoured worker of the Higher School of Russia. He is the author of about 150 scientific papers.
His main research interests include CAD of phased antenna arrays, microwave devices and microstrip
antennas.
PLAKSIN Sergey Victorovich (born on 18 January 1960) - Ph.D degree from Kharkov state university
in 1988, head of Control systems department at the Institute of Transport Systems and Technologies
Transmag (ITST NAS of Ukraine). Graduated from Dnepropetrovsk State University (Radio Physics
Faculty). Senior researcher in the field of Physics of solid, Academic adviser of Transport Academy
of Sciences of Ukraine. Scientific interests: analysis of parameters of semiconductor materials using
microwave methods, microwave resonance diagnostics and therapy, semiconductor transformers of
solar energy. Over 70 advanced studies, including 13 patents and 1 tutorial on semiconductor microwave electronics.
POPLAVKO Yuri Mikhailovich (born in Saratov, Russia on 18 October 1934). He received the Dipl.-Ing
degree (1957) and Ph.D. degree (1964) in dielectrics and semiconductors from Kiev Polytechnic Institute KPI. His current interests are physics of dielectrics, microwave dielectrics, artificial pyroelectricity and sensors, as well as dielectric dispersion in vicinity of diffused phase transitions. Prof. Y. M. Poplavko published 8 Books and text-books, 160 papers in the refereed journals, and participated more
than in 60 scientific meetings: invited participant or lecturer in conferences: USA (4 times), France (3
times), England, Japan, Germany, Italy, Spain, Poland, Czech, Israel, South Korea, Netherlands. He
works as Invited Professor in the Universities: Bulgaria, Portugal, Germany, South Korea. From the
year 1996 Prof. Y. M. Poplavko is a Chapter Chairman of ED/MTT/CPMT divisions of the IEEE in Central Ukraine (Kiev). He has awards for his text-book Physics of Dielectrics, award Soros Professorship, and a honoured teacher of National Technical University of Ukraine.
POYGINA Marianna Ivanovna Candidate of Science, Honored Worker of Electronic Industry. She
worked at Institute of Radio Engineering Problems, which was further reformed into the Head Branch
Institute at Ministry of Electronic Industry SRI Orion. Since 1995 she is supervisor of Basic Center
of Microwave Technologies MICROTECH. She is the author of over 30 technical articles concerning
microwave electronics. She is one of CriMiCo conference organizers.
PUSTOVOYTENKO Vladimir Vladimirovich (born on 20 April 1946) Candidate of Science, chief research fellow of Marine Hydrophysical Institute of NASU (Sevastopol). He graduated from Kharkov
Polytechnical Institute (faculty of radio engineering) in 1970. He received his C.Sc. in 1985. His current
scientific interestd include: radar signals forming by choppy sea surface, modern space systems for
remote sensing of sea surface, space experiments with the use of domestically produced space vehicles.
RZHEVTSEVA Natalia (born in 1958) director of Library at Sevastopol National Technical University.
She graduated from Kharkov State Institute of Culture in 1979. Professional interests: library activities,
modern information technologies.
SAZONOV Dmitri Mikhailovich (born on 8 May 1933) Doctor of Science, Professor of Antennas &
Radiowaves Propagation Department at Moscow Power Engineering Institute (Technical University),
Member of Academy of Natural Sciences. His present scientific interests cover EM field theory; analysis and synthesis of various antenna devices for any wave band; AA-based radar; microwave
waveguides; systems of microwave and antenna devices CAD; experimental setups for investigation of
high-power EM field influence on the objects; experimental setups for automated measurements of antenna and material media parameters. Prof. D.M. Sazonov published 3 books for high schools, 3
monographs, over 150 articles in the leading scientific magazines and proceedings of Russian and international scientific conferences. He holds 29 patents. He is IEEE Senior Member. Since January
1996 he is the head of Russian IEEE APS-Chapter and Russian IEEE LEOS-Chapter.
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SHELKOVNIKOV Boris Nikolayevich (born on 30 July 1937) Candidate of Science, senior lecturer of
UNTU Kiev Polytechnic Institute. He graduated from Novosibirsk Institute of Electrical Engineering
and Communications (Russia). His research interests include theory of nonlinear dynamic systems and
circuits, microwave devices CAD. He is author of 160 technical papers. He is IEEE Member. He has
participated in all CriMiCo conferences.
SHIROKOV Igor Borisovich (born 25 July 1959) Candidate of Science, reader of Radio-Engineering
Faculty at Sevastopol National Technical University. Scientific research interests are: communication systems, navigation systems, radar systems, remote sensing, antennas and microwave propagation, controllers, technological equipment sensors, applied problems, power suppliers. He is the author of over 130
scientific and methodical works and patents.
SHOKALO Vladimir Mikhailovich (born in 1948) Professor, Doctor of Science, head of Basic Radio
Techniques Department at Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics (KNURE). He graduated
from KNURE (Radioengineering Faculty) in 1971. Received his CSc degree in 1979 and a DSc degree
in 1996. The subjects of his scientific interests are: energy transmission via microwave ray, microwave
radioengineering systems, antenna theory and technology. He is the author (co-author) of over 150
scientific articles, 2 monographs, holds 11 patents.
SHULGA Valery Mikhailovich (born on 16 August 1944) Professor, D.Sc., Member of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Deputy Director of Radioastronomy Institute of NASU. In 1966 he graduated from Kharkov State University (Radiophysics and Electronics Faculty). Leading specialist in the
field of radiophysics and radioastronomy. His scientific interests are in the cryogenics, physics of the
solid, quantum radiophysics and radioastronomy. Honored scientist of Ukraine, State Prize winner.
Deputy Chief Editor of Radiophysics & Radioastronomy magazine.
SITKO Sergey Panteleymonovich (born on 1 April 1936) Director of Scientific-Research Center of
quantum medicine VIDHUK at Ministry of Health of Ukraine. For the 30-years period he worked at
Nuclear Physics Department of Kiev National University. He is Doctor of Science, Professor, Honored
Worker of Ukraine in the field of science & technology, Chevalier of Kingdom of Belgium, holder of the
Great Gold Cross of Belgium. He published over 180 scientific papers. He is the chief editor of International Scientific Magazine Physics of the Living, the author of unique method of microwave resonant
therapy (MRT), which is used in more than 300 clinics. Doctor has found the new application for the
practical medicicne quantum medicine and the new section of fundamental physics physics of the
living. After international examination, which has been held on requirement of Ministry of Ukraine in
1989, MRT is considered as the new trend in the field of medicine. It is recommended by International
Health Organization to be used in clinics all over the world. Professor Sitko holds patents of Ukraine,
Russia, China, USA.
SLIPCHENKO Nikolay Ivanovich (born in1956) Professor, Candidate of Sciences, pro-rector of
KhNURE. He received degree in computer technique design from KhNURE in 1978. He is author of
over 60 scientific articles. He is co-author of 2 monographs and 4 education supplies. He holds more
than 21 inventors certificates.
SMOLSKY Sergey Mikhailovich (born on 2 January 1946 in Moscow) D.Sc., Professor, head of Department of Radio Receiving Devices at Moscow Power Engineering Institute (MPEI). In 1970 he
graduated from MPEI (Radioengineering Faculty). In 1974 defended his C.Sc. thesis, in 1993 D.Sc.
thesis. Over 140 papers, 5 monographs. Full Member of International Academy of Informatization, International Academy of Electrical Sciences, International Academy of High School Sciences. IEEE
Member. Honored Doctor of a number of foreign universities. He was awarded by State Order of Poland for the services in specialists training. His scientific interests include: near radar systems design,
radio measuring and telemeters, medical electronics.
STAROSTENKO Vladimir Viktorovich (born on 1 February 1944) D.Sc., Head of Radiophysics and
Electronics Department at Tavria National University after Vernadsky (Simferopol). In 1966 graduated
form Kharkov State University (Radiophysics Faculty). He defended his C.Sc. thesis in 1973. Scientific
interests: nonlinear diffraction, power pulse electromagnetic fields interaction with complex structures,
including active ones; modeling of physical processes in electronic devices. Over 100 papers.
SUNDUCHKOV Konstantin Stanislavovich (born in Chenjan, China on 6 September 1940) Doctor of

Science, Professor of Telecommunications Department at UNTU Kiev Polytechnic Institute, deputy
director of State Enterprise Ukrspace. His research interests are radiophysics and microwave electronics (theory of microwave devices synthesis, microwave systems CAD, telecommunication technology development). He has participated in all CriMiCo conferences. Deputy of CriMiCo Program Committee Co-Chairman from 2003.
TSVETKOV Lev Ivanovich (born 4 November 1938) Doctor of Science, Head of radio-astronomic
laboratory at SRI Crimean Astrophysical Observatory. He graduated from the Faculty of radio engineering at Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI) in 1963. Received his CSc degree in 1983 (G, St.Petersburg) and DSc degree in 1998 (GAO, Kiev). He is the author (co-author) of over 130 scientific
publications. The subjects of his current scientific interests are design and creation of radio astronomical instrumentation for observations of the Sun radio emission on RT-22 the SRI CrAO and small radio
telescopes, investigation of physical conditions in solar active regions.
Vant KLOOSTER, Cornelis (Kees) Gerardus (born on 3 June 1952). Ir. MSc. senior antenna engineer
European Space Agency (ESA). Graduated from Eindhoven University of Technology in Antenna Theory and Design (thesis about elimination of cross-polarisation in offset antennas) and in Space System
Engineering (Delft University of Technology). Joined ESA in 84 after a nr of years as antenna engineer
in Physics Laboratory TNO, The Netherlands (phased array antennas, near-field antenna testing). Involved in and responsible for antenna activities related to remote sensing and scientific satellite applications. Awarded with ESA stipendium (Douglash Marsh Fellowship), spent in Moscow (Astro Space
Centre) on Space VLBI antenna related activities. ESA representative in Radio-Astron RISC group.
Over 100 publications, a couple of patents, chapter coordinator of IEEE Benelux Section and IEEE
Senior member (Antennas and Propagation Society).
VETROV Igor Leonidovich (born on 25 February 1952) Candidate of Science, senior lecturer, senior
research fellow, head of Radio-Engineering Department at Sevastopol State Technical University. Major topics of his research are CAD of radio-measuring systems, radio-measurements automation in microwaves.
VOSKRESENSKY Dmitry Ivanovich (born on 17 October 1926) Professor, Doctor of Science, head
of Radio Transmitting and Antenna-Feeder Devices Department at Moscow State Aviation Institute
(MAI Technical University). The subjects of his scientific interests are theory and technology of
phased antenna arrays. He graduated from MAI (Radio Electronics Faculty) in 1951. He received a
C.Sc. degree in 1955 and a D.Sc. degree in 1966. He holds 32 patents and he is the author (coauthor) of over 170 scientific articles, 16 monographs. Such of them, as Bulging Scanning Antennas
(1978), Antennas and Microwave Devices CAD (1989) and Radio-Optical Antenna Arrays (1988) do
not have analogs in Russia and abroad. He is USSR State Prize winner.
VOTOROPIN Sergey Dmitriyevich (born on 9 October 1948) Ph.D., leading researcher at Research
Institute of Semiconductor Devices (Tomsk, Russia). He graduated from Tomsk State University (Radio Physics Dept.) in 1972. He published about 150 scientific papers and received 42 inventors certificates and patents. His research interests include design and development of oscillators and selfoscillating mixers on Gunn diodes and development of compact devices and short-range radar systems on their basis, as well as devices for informational medical technologies.
YEMELYANOV Vitor Andreyevich (born in 1948) Corresponding Member of the National Academy
of Science of Belarus, Doctor of Science, Professor, Corporate General Director of SPC Integral
(Belarus). He graduated from Kharkov Aviation Institute in 1973. He is the author (co-author) of about
300 scientific publications, including more than 50 authors certificates and patents, 12 monographs (5
of them are without co-authors), 14 educational and methodical supplies. His current research interest
is electronics.
YEREMKA Viktor Danilovich (born on 1938 in Donbass). He studied physical electronics at National
Technical University Kiev Polytechnical Institute and at Istok Corporation (Fryazino, Russia) in
1956-1961. He received a Ph.D. degree from Kharkov National University (1974). He is the leading
specialist in the field of design, development and investigation of gyro-devices, based on cyclotron
frequency harmonics; free-electrons-based lasers; magnetrons and other sources of millimeter and
sub-millimeter waves. He was supervisor of Physical Electronics Laboratory in 1984-1996. Since 1996
till 2001 he was the head of Department of Electrovacuum Sources Investigation and Technology at
A.Ya Usikov Institute of Radioelectronics (NASU). 2001 till present he is senior officer of the Department. Mr. Yeremka is the author of over 130 technical papers and 55 inventions. He is SPIE Member
since 1992, IEEE Member since 1995 and Fellow of Ukrainian Physical Society since 2001.
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YERMOLOV Pavel Petrovich (born on 28 July 1950) Candidate of Science, senior staff scientist of
Kharkov National University of Radioelectronics, director of Weber Publishing Co. He graduated from Taganrog Institute of Radio Engineering in 1973. He received his C.Sc. degree from Moscow Institute of
Electronic Engineering in 1986. His scientific interests include microwave diagnostics of semiconductors
and the history of wireless research. He was the Chairman of Program Committee of International Conferences Microwave & Telecommunication Technology (CriMiCo) for the whole period, 1991 through
2002. He is the chairman of CriMiCo Organizing Committee from 2003.
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Contents Volume 1
INVITED PAPERS
INV.1 PROBLEMS AND ASPECTS REGARDING THE CREATION
OF TERRESTRIAL DIGITAL TV NETWORKS IN UKRAINE
Ilchenko M. Ye., Naritnik T. N., Omelyanyuk I. V., Pivnyuk A. V., Rogozhin M. V. ...................................... 3
INV.2 PROBLEMS OF PRESENT-DAY ELECTRODYNAMICS:
IDEAS, TECHNIQUES, RESULTS AND APPLICATIONS
Nefyodov Ye. I. .................................................................................................................................................. *
INV.3 SCATTERING CROSS-SECTION OF SEA TARGETS
IN NONHOMOGENEOUS INCIDENT FIELD
Shtager E. ......................................................................................................................................................... 9
INV.4 REMOTE PROBING OF SEA WATERS. STAGES AND DEVELOPMENT
(to the 30-years Anniversary of Native Satellite Oceanology)
Pustovoytenko V. V., Teryokhin Yu. V., Korotayev G. K., Tsimbal V. N.,
Yefimov V. B., Kurekin A. S., Dranovsky V. I., Kavelin S. S., Saltykov Yu. D., Yermolov P. P. .................. 15
INV.5 THEORY OF FRACTALS AND FRACTIONAL DIMENSION
IN PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING OF WAVE PROCESSES
Potapov A. A. .................................................................................................................................................... 26
INV.6 HUMAN WATER-ELECTROLYTE SYSTEM AS THE INITIAL OBJECT
OF MILLIMETER WAVE INFLUENCE
Lyashchenko A. K. ........................................................................................................................................... 28
1
INV.7 MECHANISMS OF ANTI-INFLAMMATORY EFFECTS OF LOW-INTENSITY
EXTREMELY HIGH-FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION
Gapeyev A. B., Mikhailik E. N., Chemeris N. K. ............................................................................................. 30
INV.72 HIGH POWER MICROWAVE PULSES ARE NOT GENOTOXIC AND POSSESS
ANTI-INFLAMMATORY EFFECTS
Chemeris N. K., Gapeyev A. B., Rubanik A. V. .............................................................................................. 33
INV.8 ACADEMICIAN N. D. DEVYATKOV OUTSTANDING SCIENTIST OF THE PRESENT TIME
(to the 100 years anniversary)
Betskii O. V. ...................................................................................................................................................... 36
INV.9 PERIODIZATION AND THE BASIC OBJECTS
OF RADIOENGINEERING RESEARCH IN THE CRIMEA
Yermolov P. P. .................................................................................................................................................. 39
SESSION 1/1: MICROCIRCUIT MODULES & MICROWAVE AMPLIFIERS

1.1
MILLIMETER WAVE LENGTH TRANSCEIVER WITH LINEAR FREQUENCY CONTROL

Kosov A. S., Zotov V. A., Elensky V. G., Vald-Perlov V. M. ........................................................................... 47
1.2
MM-WAVE MODULES FOR SHORT RANGE RADAR SYSTEMS

Monastyrev E. A., Malakhovskiy O. Yu., Korablin M. A. ................................................................................ 49
1.3
DOPLER MODUL AND PHASE-CORRECTING FRESNEL ZONE PLATES ANTENNA

Solovyov Y. L., Kovtunenko G. F., Rudakov A. V. ......................................................................................... 51
1.4
X-BAND HYBRID POWER AMPLIFIERS FOR PHASED ARRAY APPLICATION

Vasilev Ya. O., Manchenko L. V., Pchelin V. A., Tregubov V. B. .................................................................. 52
1.5
VHF, UHF AND L-BAND PULSE HIGH-POWER AMPLIFIERS

Baranov A. V. ....................................................................................................................................................54
1.6
UHF DUAL CLASS POWER AMPLIFIERS OF E TYPE

Baranov A. V. ....................................................................................................................................................56
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1.7
HARMONICS FILTRATION CIRCUIT OF THE MICROWAVE POWER AMPLIFIER

OF -CLASS WITH AN EXPANDED STRIP
Krizhanovski V. G., Printsovskii V. A. ............................................................................................................ 58
1.8
COMPRESSION EFFECTS AND APC RESEARCH IN WIDE-BAND

RECEIVING-AMPLIFYING SECTIONS ON BIPOLAR TRANSISTORS
Pushkarev V. P. ................................................................................................................................................ 60
1.9
THE MODULE FOR POWER AMPLIFICATION OF RADIOPULSE BPSK VHF SIGNALS

Malevich I. Yu. .................................................................................................................................................. 63
1.10
RADIOMODULE OF VHF RECEPTION PATH

Malevich I. Yu. .................................................................................................................................................. 65
1.11
THERMAL SIMULATION OF HIGH POWER TRANSISTORS AND MIC

AND A NEW FLIP-CHIP TECHNOLOGY
Vorobiev A. A., Galdetskiy A. V., Ippolitov V. M. ........................................................................................... 67
1.12
THE NONLINEAR MODEL FOR 8W PHEMT SUBMICRON GATE LENGH OF R&PC ISTOK
Krasnik V. A., Manchenko L. V., Pashkovskii A. B., Potapova T. I., Pchelin V. A. ...................................... 69
SESSION 1/2: SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES & MICROWAVE ICs

1.13
COMPACT AMPLITUDE/ PHASE CONTROL MODULE FOR X-BAND ACTIVE PHASED ARRAY
Buterin A., Semyonov E., Kistchinsky A., Radchenko V. ............................................................................. 73
1.14
CONTROL GAAS MMIC GROUP FOR ACTIVE PHASED ARRAY SYSTEMS

Arzhanov S. N., Barov A. A., Gusev A. N., Gunter V. Ya. .............................................................................. 75
1.15
X-BAND MMIC LOW-NOISE AMPLIFIER BASED ON 0.15 m GaAs PHEMT TECHNOLOGY

Mokerov V. G., Gunter V. Ya., Arzhanov S. N., Fedorov Yu. V., Scherbakova M. Yu.,
Babak L. I., Barov A. A., Cherkashin M. V., Sheherman F. I. ........................................................................ 77
1.16
MMIC LIMITER. NEW FUNCTIONAL CAPABILITIES

Krutov A. V., Rebrov A. S. ............................................................................................................................... 79
1.17
TEMPERATURE EFFECTS IN GAAS MMIC DIGITAL AND ANALOG ATTENUATORS

Tolstolutskiy S. I., Lee A. I., Kazatchkov V. V.,
Popov M. A., Sinyavskiy G. P., Lerer A. M., Labunko O. S. .......................................................................... 81
1.18
3 5.5 GHz BAND GaAs MMIC PHASE SHIFTER

Tolstolutskiy S. I., Lee A. I., Kazatchkov V. V., Popov M. A., Tolstolutskaja A. V. ...................................... 83
1.19
DC-4 GHz BAND GaAs MMIC 4-BIT DIGITAL ATTENUATOR

Tolstolutskiy S. I., Lee A. I., Kazatchkov V. V., Popov M. A., Tolstolutskaja A. V., Komor V. P. ................ 85
1.20
TECHNOLOGY OF MM-WAVE EXTRA POWERFUL IMPATT DIODES

WITH MULTIMESA ACTIVE STRUCTURE DESIGN
Tashilov A. S., Dyshekov A. A., Barashev M. N., Bagov A. N., Dinaev Yu. A. ..............................................87
1.21
QUASI-MONOLITHIC CM-WAVE SELF-OSCILLATORS

Aseyeva Ye. N., Gorb V. N., May V. I., Pik V. N., Chmil V. M. ........................................................................ 89
1.22
ACTIVE MICROSTRIP TRAVELING-WAVE DIRECTIONAL FILTER

Glushechenko Ye. N. ....................................................................................................................................... 91
1.23
BROADBAND DETECTORS OF EHF REGION ON THE BASIS OF SEMIMETAL B1-XSBX

Plaksiy V. T., Arkhipov A. V., Dyadchenko A. V., Prokhorov E. D., Chueshkov D. P. ................................. 93
1.24p DESIGN OF L- AND S-BAND MMIC LOW NOISE AMPLIFIERS

Semyonova L. M., Osipov A. M. ...................................................................................................................... 95
1.25p LIMITERS ON THE BASIS OF SHOTTKI DIODES
Osipov A. M. ..................................................................................................................................................... 97
SESSION 1a: SOLID STATE DEVICES CAD/CAM

1a.1
VISUAL DESIGN OF X-BAND TWO-STAGE MMIC LOW-NOISE AMPLIFIER

Babak L. I., Cherkashin M. V., Sheherman F. I., Barov A. A. ........................................................................ 101
1a.2
DESIGN OF MULTIPLEXERS ON THE BASIS

OF REFLECTION FACTOR PHASE CHARACTERISTICS
Kondratenko A. V., Shevliakov M. L., Miller A. I. ........................................................................................... 103
1a.3
TRANSISTOR LARGE-SIGNAL SCATTERING PARAMETERS

AND APPLICATION IN MICROWAVE CIRCUIT DESIGN
Babak L. I., Kondratenko A. V. ........................................................................................................................ 105
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1a.4
OSCILLATOR INTEGRATED MODEL WITH CAPACITIVE COUPLING

AND DISTRIBUTED RESONATOR
Zaitsev V. V., Nikulin V. V., Hlopkov S. P. ...................................................................................................... 107
1a.5
APPLICATION OF MULTILEVEL ADAPTATION TECHNIQUE

FOR NUMERICAL MODELING OF GUNN DIODES
Pavlenko D. V., Prokhorov E. D. ..................................................................................................................... 109
1a.6
OSCILLATION EFFICIENCY OF DIODES WITH Al0.3Ga0.8As/GaAs CATHODE

Botsula O. V., Prokhorov E. D., Storozhenko I. P. .........................................................................................111
1a.7
UHF SELF-OSCILLATOR WITH ELECTRIC CONTROL BASED

ON COMPLEMENTARY TRANSISTOR STRUCTURE
Osadchuk V. S., Osadchuk . V. .................................................................................................................... 113
1a.8
PIN DIODE FORWARD RESISTANCE MEASURED BY PULSE TECHNIQUE

Shnitnikov A. S. ................................................................................................................................................115
1a.9
INP GUNN DIODES WITH FORWARD BIAS HETEROCATHODE

Storozhenko I. P., Arkusha Yu. V., Prokhorov E. D., Botsula O. V. ............................................................. 117
1a.10 HEAT GENERATION IN HIGH POWER HEMT's SIZE ESTIMASHION

Berejnova P. V., Lukashin V. M., Pashkovskii A. B. ...................................................................................... 119
1a.11 INFLUENCE OF SUBSTRATE PURITY ON MESFET PARAMETERS
Martynov Ya. B., Pogorelova E. V. .................................................................................................................. 121
SESSION 2/1: COMMON PROBLEMS OF VACUUM MICROWAVE ELECTRONICS

INV.10 THE EXACT EXCITATION EQUATIONS FOR THE CAVITY
Kurayev . ., Popkova T. L., Sinitsyn . K. ..................................................................................................125
2.1
OHMIC LOSSES INFLUENCE ATLONGITUDINALLY-PERIODIC

WAVEGUIDE FIELD CALCULATION
Kurayev A. A., Sinitsyn A. K., Yaromenok S. I. .............................................................................................. 127
2.2
NEW TYPE OF THE GENERATOR ON THE GOFFERED RESONATOR

Kolosov S. V., Kurayev A. A., Kharseyev A. P. .............................................................................................. 129
2.3
THE LINEAR ELECTRON ACCELERATOR ON THE IRREGULAR CORRUGATED WAVEGUIDE

Kolosov S. V., Kurayev A. A., Senko A. V. ..................................................................................................... 131
2.4
MULTIBEAM GUN FORMING CURVELINEAR ELECTRON BEAMS OF LARGE COMPRESSION

Galdetskiy A. V., Golenitskij I. I., Dukhina N. G., Saprynskaja L. A. ............................................................ 133
2.5
RESEARCH OF GEOMETRICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SYMMETRIC 0I-WAVES FILTERS

Naranovich O. I., Sinitsyn A. K. .......................................................................................................................135
2.6
GENERATION OF ULTRASHORT VIDEO PULSES BY BUNCHED ELECTRON BEAMS

Galdetskiy A. V. ................................................................................................................................................ 137
2.7p
ELECTRODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE COUPLED CAVITY CHAIN

WITH PERIODIC DISCONTINUITIES
Nakrap I. A., Savin A. N. ...................................................................................................................................139
2.8p
LOCALIZED FIELDS IN STOPBANDS OF THE COUPLED NONIDENTICAL CAVITY CHAIN

Nakrap I. A., Savin A. N. ...................................................................................................................................141
2.9p
INFLUENCE OF ACCELERATING POTENTIAL ON SIZE AND POSITION

OF CROSSOVER OF AXIALLY SYMMETRIC ELECTRON BEAM
Vorobjov G. S., Drozdenko A. A., Barsuk I. V. ............................................................................................... 143
2.10p DIELECTRIC LAYER IMPACT ON ELECTRODYNAMIC PARAMETERS OF OPEN RESONATORS

Vorobyov G. S., Zhurba V. O., Petrovskiy M. V. .............................................................................................145
2.11p THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE PROCESSES IN NON-RELATIVISTIC
ELECTRON BEAM WITH VIRTUAL CATHODE UNDER EXTERNAL INFLUENCE
Egorov E. N., Kalinin Yu. A., Hramov A. E. .................................................................................................... 147
SESSION 2/2: -TYPE MICROWAVE DEVICES

INV.11 FREQUENCY MULTIPLIERS WITH INCLINED ELECTRON FLOW
Yeryomka V. D. ................................................................................................................................................. 151
2.12
THE USE OF THE EXCITATION EQUATIONS OF THE IRREGULAR WAVEGUIDES

IN THE THEORY OF ELECTRON BUNCHING IN THE IRREGULAR DRIFT TUBE
Kurayev . ., Sinitsyn . K. ........................................................................................................................... 163
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2.13
BWO AND TWT ON WAVY-BENT RECTANGULAR WAVEGUIDES FOR THE SUB-MM WAVEBAND
Aksenchyk A. V., Kurayev A. A. ...................................................................................................................... 165
2.14
NONRESONANT O-TYPE AMPLIFIER WITH INCLINED FOCUSING FIELD

Odarenko E. N., Smatko A. A. ........................................................................................................................ 167
2.15
TWO-STAGE RELATIVISTIC KLYSTRON-OSCILLATOR

Kurayev A. A., Lushchytskaya I. V., Sinitsyn A. K. ........................................................................................ 169
2.16
ON THE PROSPECTS OF IOTs FOR LINAC WITH EFFICIENCY EXCEEDING 80 %

Galdetskiy A. V. ................................................................................................................................................ 171
2.17
INVESTIGATION OF PULSE INDUCED CURRENT IN TRISTRON

WITH UNRESONANCE OUTPUT UNIT
Fedyayev V. K., Illarionov Yu. I., Ustinenko E. A. .......................................................................................... 173
2.18
SPECTRAL DISTRIBUTION OF CONVECTIVE AND INDUCED CURRENT PULSES IN TRISTRON

Fedyayev V. K., Illarionov Yu. I., Ustinenko E. A. .......................................................................................... 175
2.19
RESONANCE 2-MM BWO OPERATING ON 2nd SPACE HARMONIC

OF TWO-ROW OROTRON PERIODIC STRUCTURE
Myasin Ye. A., Ilyin A. Yu., Evdokimov V. V. .................................................................................................. 177
2.20
OHMIC LOSSES INFLUENCE ON EXCITATION OF DIFFRACTION RADIATION OSCILLATOR

BASED ON HIGH ORDER SPACE HARMONICS
Miroshnichenko V. S., Senkevich Ye. B., Korneyenkov V. K. .......................................................................179
2.21
FEATURES OF MODE COMPETITION AND MODE COOPERATION

IN THE DIFFRACTION RADIATION OSCILLATOR
Miroshnichenko V. S. ...................................................................................................................................... 181
SESSION 2/3: M-TYPE MICROWAVE DEVICES & GYRODEVICES

2.22
COMPUTER SIMULATION OF EFFICIENCY ENHANCMENT IN COAXIAL GYRO-BWO

Borodkin A., Onishchenko I., Khoruzhiy V. ................................................................................................... 185
2.23
PROVIDING PREFERABLE CONDITION FOR OPERATING OSCILLATIONS EXCITATION

IN NON- MAGNETRONS
Gurko A. A., Yeryomka V. D. ........................................................................................................................... 187
2.24
FEASIBILITY OF DEVELOPING HIGHER-SPACE HARMONIC COAXIAL MAGNETRON

Skripkin N. I., Gurko . . ............................................................................................................................... 192
2.25
ELECTRONIC SHELL GENERATION IN THE MM-WAVE SECONDARY EMISSION

MAGNETRON WITH COLD CATHODE
Kopot M. A., Yeryomka V. D., Naumenko V. D. ............................................................................................. 195
2.26
SECONDARY-ELECTRON MULTIPLICATION PROCESS IN MAGNETRONS

WITH SECONDARY EMISSION COLD CATHODE
Kopot M. A., Yeryomka V. D. .......................................................................................................................... 199
2.27
SIMULTANEOUS AMPLIFICATION OF SEVERAL SIGNALS IN TWTM

Shein A. G., Malygin A. A., Markovskij D. A. .................................................................................................. 203
2.28
EFFECT OF THERMAL MODE OF OXIDE-COATED CATHODE

ON FREQUENCY CHARACTERISTICS OF MAGNETRONS
Churyumov G. I., Starchevskiy Yu. L., Frolova T. I.,
Basrawi K. M., Ekezli A. I., Sivokon' K. V. ...................................................................................................... 205
2.29
INVESTIGATION OF MILLIMETERWAVE BAND MAGNETRON DISPERSION CHARACTERISTICS

Volovenko M. V., Nikitenko O. M. ................................................................................................................... 207
5.11
IMPROVED ENERGY PERFORMANCE OF GYROTRON MATERIAL PROCESSING PLANTS

Morozkin M. V., Tsvetkov A. I. ......................................................................................................................... 209
SESSION 3/1: WIRELESS ACCESS NETWORKS

3.1
THE MODEL OF THE MULTITERMINAL NETWORK FOR ATTENUATION CALCULATION

OF THE RADIO WAVES IN THE WAVE CHANNELS OF THE ARCHITECTURAL BUILDINGS
(KNURE WCAB MODEL)
Strelnytskyi A. A., Strelnytskyi A. E., Tsopa . I., Shokalo V. M. ................................................................. 213
3.2
VERSION OF THE ATTENUATION CALCULATION MODEL OF THE BROADBAND SIGNAL

IN THE RADIO CIRCUIT OF THE LOCAL COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK (KNURE Wi-Fi MODEL)
Strelnytskyi A. A., Strelnytskyi A. E., Tsopa . I., Shokalo V. M. ................................................................. 215
3.3
FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OF MOBILE BROADBAND NETWORKS

Ilchenko M. I., Sunduchkov K. S., Volkov S. E. ............................................................................................. 218
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3.4
QoS CONTROL IN MANET

Minochkin A. I., Romanyuk V. A. .................................................................................................................... 221
3.5
STRUCTURAL-FUNCTIONAL CONSTRUCTION OF MICROWAVE PART

OF THE BROADBAND RADIO ACCESS SYSTEMS OF IEEE 802.16 STANDARD
Kravchuk S. A. ..................................................................................................................................................223
3.6
RADIOCHANNEL ESTIMATION METHOD OF THE MISO SCHEME FOR THE WIMAX SYSTEM
IN THE CONDITIONS OVER TIME-VARYING MULTIPATH FADING
Kravchuk S. A. ..................................................................................................................................................225
3.7
METHODS FOR CAPACITY INCREASING IN BROADBAND WIRELESS ACCESS SYSTEMS

Kravchuk S. A. ..................................................................................................................................................227
3.8
UNIVERSAL CORPORATE WIRELESS NETWORK ARCHITECTURE

Botsman I. V. .................................................................................................................................................... 229
3.9
METHOD FOR SECURE INFORMATION TRANSMISSION POSSESSING A REMARKABLE

STABILITY AGAINST NOISE AND FLUCTUATIONS IN COMMUNICATION CHANNEL
Koronovskii A. A., Moskalenko O. I., Popov P. V., Hramov A. E. ................................................................. 231
3.10
SPECTRUM-MODULATED WIRELESS ULTRA WIDEBAND NOISE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM

Kalinin V. I. ....................................................................................................................................................... 233
3.11
DOUBLE PROTOCOL ACCESS METHOD IN PACKET RADIO NETWORKS

Bunin S., Voiter A. ............................................................................................................................................235
3.12p RELIABLE DELIVERY OF SS7 SIGNALING OVER SATELLITE CHANNELS

Kaydun A. O. .................................................................................................................................................... 237
3.13p CREATION SPECIFICITY OF HOT-SPOT WIRELESS ACCESS TO INTERNET NETWORK
Bobrov S. I., Lisetsky Y. M. ............................................................................................................................. 239
3.14p SIGNAL DETECTION IN MIMO SYSTEM WITH UNKNOWN SPATIAL CORRELATED NOISE
Mavrychev E. A. ................................................................................................................................................242
3.15p USING VOIP IN WIRELESS LAN
Zadvornyy V. V. ................................................................................................................................................ 244
SESSION 3/2: WIRELESS SYSTEMS

3.16
PERSPECTIVE MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT

ON THE BASIS OF RESEARCH INTEGRATION
Kovalenko O., Shevchenko V., Kovalenko Ya., Shipov K. ............................................................................ 249
3.17
DEVELOPMENT OF WIDE AREA NETWORKS BASED ON MOBILE NETWORK MODULES

Volkov A. V., Maznichenko Yu. A., Maksimenko Yu. L. ................................................................................ 251
3.18
RADIORELAY SYSTEM 1.25 GBPS WITH DC COMPENSATOR,

REALIZED ON DIGITAL LPF IN PARALLEL FORM
Degtyarev P. A. ................................................................................................................................................. 253
3.19
PRINCIPLES OF TECHNICAL REALIZATION OF DIGITAL RECEIVERS

OF MODERN RADIO-ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS
Poutilin V. N., Zdorovtsev S. V. ....................................................................................................................... 255
3.20
USING OF ULTRAWIDEBAND RADIO CHANNEL WITH DIRECT VISIBILITY

IN PRECISION TIME SCALE MATCHING
Bondar E. Ya., Nesterenko G. V. ..................................................................................................................... 257
3.21
ACCURATE TIME SYNCHRONIZATION FOR DIGITAL COMMUNICATION NETWORK

Vakas V. I., Kalenik I. E., Chernyak I. P. ......................................................................................................... 259
3.22
POSITION DETERMINATION OF RADIATION SOURCES USING CURVATURE

OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE`S FRONT
Avdeyenko G. L., Yakornov E. A. .................................................................................................................... 261
3.23
PRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATION OF THE EXTENDED REED-SOLOMON CODEC

Bodyan D. G., Bodyan G. C., Shestakov T. V. ............................................................................................... 263
3.24
DETERMINATION OF RELIABILITY OF THE CONTROL LEVEL AND STANDBY KIT

OF ROUTERS IN MPLS NETWORKS
Tsurcanu D. N. ................................................................................................................................................. 265
3.25
THE NEW TYPE OF PHASE ACCUMULATOR FOR DDS

Polikarovskykh O. I., Havronskyy V. E. .......................................................................................................... 267
3.26
MPLS NETWORK HARDWARE RELIABILITY

Tsurcanu D. N., Nistiriuk P. V., Alexei A. S., Tsurcan A. G., Beregoi E. A., Tsurcanu T. P., Smokin D. .... 269
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3.27
INTERFERENCE SOURCES DISCRIMINA-TION USING ITS LOCATION INFORMATION

IN RADIO ENGINEERING SYSTEMS
Avdeyenko G. L. ............................................................................................................................................... 271
3.28p SIGNAL DISCRIMINATION OF CO-CHANNEL GSM STANDARD CELLS BASED

ON DIVERSITY OF CURVATURES OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE FRONTS
Svitlychenko I. N. Yakornov E. A. ................................................................................................................... 273
3.29p USE OF DIFFERENCES IN SPHERICAL WAVES FOR INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSION
IN SATELLITE SYSTEMS
Dubik V. S., Yakornov E. A. ............................................................................................................................. 275
3.30p THE ANALYSIS OF SPATIAL SPECTRA AT GEOELECTRIC LOCATION OF THE KARST
Kuzichkin . R., Tsaplev A. V., Terentiev I. S. ............................................................................................... 277
3.31p FREQUENCY SPECTRUM DISTORTIONS IN W RANGE
Bobrov I. N., Pizuyk D. L. ................................................................................................................................... **
SESSION 3/3: SATELLITE COMMUNICATION & DIGITAL TV

3.32
RENDERING SYSTEM OF MULTIMEDIA SERVICES

Ilchenko . Ye., Narytnik . N., Kazimirenko V. Ya. ...................................................................................... 281
3.33
CODING AND PROCESSING OF GRAPHIC INFORMATION

IN TELECOMMUNICATIONAL NETWORKS
Belyaev R. V., Kolesov V. V., Ryabenkov V. I. ............................................................................................... 283
3.34
MODELS OF NAVIGATIONAL DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS

FOR MONITORING OF MOBILE OBJECTS
Kozlenko A. N., Lipatov A. A. .......................................................................................................................... 285
3.35
STATEMENT OF PROBLEM FOR SYNCHRONOUS DIGITAL TELEVISION NETWORK PLANNING

Kolomytsev M., Lipatov A., Lyagoskin A. ...................................................................................................... 287
3.36
UKRAINE'S NATIONAL SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM:

SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF BUSINESS PLANNING
Melnik A. M. ...................................................................................................................................................... 289
3.37
Ku-BAND AIRBORNE SATELLITE COMMUNICATION STATION

Tyurin M. A., Davidoff R. V. ............................................................................................................................. 292
3.38
PRINCIPLES OF APPLICATION OF TERMINAL LINEAR PATHS

OF DIGITAL TELEVISION TRANSMITTERS OF ON-AIR BROADCASTING TV
Kazimirenko V. J., Narytnic T. N. .................................................................................................................... 294
3.39
THE SYSTEM EVRIKA-VVV FOR MULTIPROGRAM TV AND DATA

FLOWS TRANSMISSION VIA ANALOG RADIO LINKS
Naritnik T. N., Voitenko A. G., Mironenko V. V., Svatyev V. I., Levin E. Yu., Ibragimov O. M. .................... 296
3.40
PRINCIPLES OF THE DEPLOYMENT TO TERRESTRIAL TV BROADCAST NETWORK

IN DVB-T STANDARD
Volkov V. V., Kazimirenko V. J., Narytnic T. N. .............................................................................................. 301
3.41
MAIN CONCEPTUAL POSITIONS OF THE USE TELEPORT UKRKOSMOS

FOR SUPPORT OF THE OPERATION TO NETWORK TERRESTRIAL TV
BROADCASTING IN STANDARD DVB-T
Makarov A. A., Balychov U. G., Obukhova Z. K., Kazimirenko V. Ya. .......................................................... 303
3.42
EARTH SEGMENT OF NATIONAL SATELLITE COMMUNICATION

SYSTEM PROVIDING OPERATION OF UKRAINIAN TELECOMMUNICATION
NETWORK FOR DIGITAL TV AND RADIOBROADCASTING
Gorbach I. V., Gorbach R. I., Duma M. G. ....................................................................................................... 305
3.43p THE EXPERIMENTAL ESTIMATION OF UMTS RADIO TRANSMITTER INTERFERENCE EFFECT

ON RECEIVING CHANNELS OF RADIO ALTIMETERS SUCH AS RV-3/RV-4
Gorbachev K. L., Kozel V. M., Kavaleou K. A., Mordachev V. I. ................................................................... 307
3.44p THE EXPERIMENTAL ESTIMATION OF FIXED SERVICE RADIO TRANSMITTER INTERFERENCE
EFFECT ON RECEIVING CHANNELS OF UMTS BASE STATIONS
Kozel V. M., Gorbachev K. L., Kavaleou K. A. ................................................................................................309
3.45p SOME FEATURES OF THE TRAFFIC AND EFFICIENCY
OF THE FREQUENCY RESOURCE USE IN NETWORKS
OF MOBILE COMMUNICATION OF THE MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS
Kozel V. M., Kavaleou K. A., Gorbachev K. L. ................................................................................................311
3.46p INCREASING OF LFM NOISE EFFICIENCY
Avdeyev V. N., Radchenko R. V. ..................................................................................................................... 313
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3.47p METHODS OF CHOICE OF VSAT-TECHNOLOGY

FOR CORPORATE COMMUNICATION SATELLITE NETWORKS
Moroz N. A. ....................................................................................................................................................... 315
3.48p PROBLEMS OF FREQUENCY-ORBITAL RESOURCE REALIZATION
Krasnoyarsky B. S. .......................................................................................................................................... 317
SESSION 3/4: TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS DATAWARE

3.49
INTELLEGENCE ADMINISTRATION SYSTEM OF THE UP-TO-DATE

TELECOMUNICATION NETWORK BASED ON THE UP LEVEL OSI-MODEL
Ilchenko M. E., Artemenko M. U., Berkman L. N., Tolupa S. V., Globa L. S. ............................................... 321
3.50
PERFORMANCE-COST-RATIO ESTIMATION BY WIMAX/802.16 NETWORKS DEPLOYMENT

Globa L., Luntovskyy A., Dyadenko A., Schill A. ...........................................................................................325
3.51
TIMED ASYNCHRONOUS SYSTEM MODELS FOR DEPENDABLE MOBILE SYSTEMS

Pfeifer G., Fetzer C. .......................................................................................................................................... 328
3.52
TWO TYPES OF ADAPTIVE SAMPLING IN NETWORKED PID CONTROL:

TIME-VARIANT PERIODIC AND DEADBAND SAMPLING
Vasyutynskyy V., Luntovskyy A., Kabitzsch K. ............................................................................................. 330
3.53
EVALUATION OF 3/4 G NETWORKS RESOURCES

Globa L. S., Dyadenko A. .................................................................................................................................. *
3.54
IFC-BASED BUILDING GEOMETRY MODELS FOR COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN

OF WIRED AND WIRELESS NETWORKS
Luntovskyy A., Holstein S., Vasyutynskyy V., Guetter D. ............................................................................. 332
3.55
SUGGESTIONS FOR USAGE OF RFID TO SUPPORT EXTRACTION, CONTROLLING

AND TRACKING OF INFORMATION DURING THE APPLICATION OF CLINICAL PATHWAYS
Feldmann M. ..................................................................................................................................................... 336
3.56
MULTICRITERIA OPTIMIZATION IN TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS PLANNING

Bezruk V., Rybalko D. ...................................................................................................................................... 338
3.57
MODEL OF WIRELESS TRANSACTIONS PERFORMANCE

Globa L. S., Kurdecha V. V. ............................................................................................................................. 341
3.58
THE APPROACH FOR INTELLECTUAL CONTROL SYSTEMS

FUZZY KNOWELEDGEBASE CREATION
Globa L. S., Ternovoy M. Y. .............................................................................................................................343
3.59
THE MODELLING SOFTWARE

OF THE MICROWAVE WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
Yaschuk A. S., Shelkovnikov B. N. ................................................................................................................. 345
3.60
MULTITHREAD CONSIDERATION WHILE UP-TO-DATE

INFORMATIONAL SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
Globa L. S., Lysenko D. S., Kot T. N. .............................................................................................................. 349
3.602
LEGAY AND DEVELOPED CASE-TOOLS APPLICATION AT LIFE CYCLE STAGES

OF SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
Globa L. S., Kot T. N., Olenyuk V. N. .............................................................................................................. 351
3.61
EXPERIMENT DESIGN AT CONSTRUCTION

OF SIGNAL IDENTIFICATION PERFORMANCES
Fyodorov A. V., Omelchenko A. V. ................................................................................................................. 354
3.62
DETERMINATION OF BALANCE CONDI-TIONS

OF THE ENVIRONMENT ECOLOGI-CAL STATE
Suvorova G. P., Kropotov Y. A. ....................................................................................................................... 356
3.63
MONITORING OF SATELLITE DATA LINK PERFORMANCE

DURING VOICE TRAFFIC TRANSMISSIONS
Donchenko A. Yu. ............................................................................................................................................ 358
3.64
OVERVIEW OF CORPORATE INFORMATION SYSTEM INTEGRATION TECHNOLOGIES

Alekseyev N. A., Zadvornyy V. V. .................................................................................................................... 360
3.65
REALIZATION OF APL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE INTERPRETER

AS A CLIENT SERVER APPLICATION FOR SOLVING TELECOMMUNICATION PROBLEMS
Ivanova A. A., Ivanov V. A., Ternovoy M. Y. ................................................................................................... 362
3.66
MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF PROBABILITY LAW FOR THE AMPLITUDES

OF SPEECH WAVEFORMS IN THE EXPONENTIAL BASISES
Kropotov Y. A., Proskuryakov A. Y. ................................................................................................................ 364
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3.67
REORGANIZATION OF UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT'S NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE

CAUSED BY ITS GROWTH
Alekseyev N. A., Blusenkov A. N. ................................................................................................................... 367
SESSION 4/1: ANTENNA ARRAYS

4.1
MATCHING CHARACTERISTICS OF PRINTED ARRAYS CONSISTING

OF LONGITUDINAL VIVALDI DIPOLES
Kasyanov A. O., Obukhovets V. A. ................................................................................................................. 373
4.2
LINEAR TWO FREQUENCY ANTENNA ARRAY RADIATOR

WITH COSECANT FAR FIELD PATTERN
Bolshakov Y. P., Yakovlev A. S., Gavrilov A. A. ............................................................................................. 375
4.3
LINEAR PAA RADIATOR WITH FREQUENCY SCANNING

Voskresenskiy D. I., Bolshakov Y. P., Yakovlev A. S., Gavrilov . ., Shmachilin P. A. ............................ 377
4.4
W-BAND PHASED ARRAY ANTENNA ELEMENTS WITH FERRITE PHASE SHIFTERS

Komissarova E. V., Krekhtunov V. M. ............................................................................................................ 380
4.5
SIDELOBE OPTIMAZATION IN PHASE ARRAY WITH DIGITAL CONTROL BASED

ON GENETIC ALGORITHM
Krichigin A. V., Mavrychev E. A. ..................................................................................................................... 382
4.6
MINIMIZATION OF SIDE LOBE LEVEL

Ovchinnikova E. V. ...........................................................................................................................................384
4.7
THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF PROPERTIES

OF L, M-BAND WAVEGUIDE SLOTTED ANTENNA ARRAYS
Katin S. V., Kashin A. V., Shorokhova E. A., Illarionov I. A. ......................................................................... 386
4.8
SYNTHESIS OF UNEQUALLY SPACED PHASED ARRAYS

WITH LOW SIDELOBE USING GENETIC ALGORITHM
Korolyov A. G., Mavrychev E. A. ..................................................................................................................... 388
4.9
ADAPTIVE ANTENNA ARRAYS WITH CONFIGURABLE ANTENNA ELEMENTS

Sidorov Y. G., Luchaninov A. I. ....................................................................................................................... 390
4.10
WIDE-BAND FEW-ELEMENT ANTENNA ARRAY OF SPIRAL IRRADIATORS

Lobkova L. M., Golovin V. V., Tyschuk Y. N., Shevchuk S. N. ...................................................................... 392
4.11
RECEIVING MODULE FOR WIDEBAND DIGITAL ANTENNA ARRAYS

Voskresensky D. I., Dobychina E. M. ..............................................................................................................394
4.12p THE ANALYSIS OF RADIATION MODES OF THELOG-PERIODIC ANTENNA

Lobkova L. M., Lukyanchikov A. V., Shepetkov A. ., Gavrik M. Y. ............................................................ 396
4.13p RESEARCH OF RADIATION CHARACTERISTICS OF WIRE LOG-PERIODIC ANTENNAS
Lobkova L. M., Lukyanchikov A. V., Yurkov F. A., Vinogradov V. V. ........................................................... 398
4.14p PYRAMIDAL MICROWAVE RADIATOR WITH CURVILINEAR ENVELOPE
Karpenko A. A., Lepikh Ya. I. .......................................................................................................................... 400
4.15p TOLERABLE ANALYSIS OF FRACTAL ANTENNA USING METHOD OF MOMENTS
Artyushenko B. A., Krischuk V. N., Shilo G. N., Romanenko S. N. .............................................................. 402
4.16p IMPEDANCE OF SKIN LAYER OF PLASMA JET GENERATED BY EXPLOSIVE METHOD
Puzanov O. O. .................................................................................................................................................. 404
4.17p THE BROADBAND HORN ANTENNA CALCULATION
Manoylov V. F., Pavlyuk V. V. ..........................................................................................................................406
4.18p CURRENT DISTRIBUTION IN NONLINEAR LOADED CIRCULAR LOOP
WITH THE CORE MADE OF SUBSTANCE WITH NEGATIVE REAL PERMEABILITY
Shorokhova E. A., Zaboronkova T. M. ............................................................................................................ 407
4.19p PLANAR ANTENNA ON SEMI-CYLINDRICAL DIELECTRIC RESONATORS
Trubin A. A., Novikov V. I., Shmyglyuk A. S. ..................................................................................................409
SESSION 4/2: ANTENNAS & SHF DEVICES

INV.12 THE QUICK-OPERATING CONTROLLED FERRITE
ATTENUATOR OF MICROWAVE BAND
Krekhtunov V. M., Golubtsov M. Ye. ...............................................................................................................413
4.20
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SECTIONED MICROSTRIP ANTENNAS OF MINIMIZED DIMENSIONS

Mishoostin B. A., Synkovsky M. S., Slyozkin V. G. ....................................................................................... 415
4.21
WIDEBAND HORN ANTENNA WITH STABLE FORM OF PATTERN

Golovkov A. A., Ignatiev P. A., Melnik P. P., Nemirich D. M., Pivovarov I. U. .............................................. 417
4.22
DIAGNOSTICS OF LAYERED MEDIUM PARAMETERS: THE INFLUENCE

OF VECTOR SPACE-TIME TIME RESPONSE OF TRANSCEIVING ANTENNA
Temchenko V. S., Zaikin A. E., Ilyin E. V. ....................................................................................................... 419
4.23
RESEARCH OF AMPLITUDE AND PHASE ERRORS IN MONOPULSE ANTENNA

IRRADIATOR CHANNELS EFFECT ON APERTURE ANTENNA CHARACTERISTICS
Rusov Yu. S., Krekhtunov V. M. ...................................................................................................................... 421
4.24
DEVELOPMENT OF TWELVE-HORN MONOPULSE ANTENNA IRRADIATOR

FOR APERTURE ANTENNA
Rousov Yu. S., Ovechkin V. S., Krekhtunov V. M. ......................................................................................... 423
4.25
BROADBAND UHF TRANSMITTING TV ANTENNA CONSISTING OF SHUNT DIPOLES

Kudzin V. P., Sannikov N. J. ............................................................................................................................425
4.26
STEP-BY-STEP MODIFICATION OF PRINTED WIDEBAND BALUN FOR GPR ANTENNAS

Maksimovitch Ye., Mikhnev V., Vainikainen P. .............................................................................................. 427
4.27
RADIATING SYSTEM ON THE BASIS OF RING HYBRID METAL-DIELECTRIC STRUCTURE

Katrich V. A., Mayboroda D. V., Pogarsky S. A., Pshenichnaya S. V., Saprykin I. I. ................................... 429
4.28
FEATURES OF FORMATION OF HYBRID REFLECTOR ANTENNA'S

FIELD POLARIZATION STRUCTURE
Lobkova L. M., Golovin V. V., Tyschuk Y. N. ................................................................................................. 431
4.29
SPHERICAL ANTENNA WITH WIDE ANGLE SCANNING

Lobkova L. M., Redin M. I. ............................................................................................................................... 433
4.30
BILIFAR SPIRAL ANTENNAS OF BACKFIRE RADIATION

RESULTS OF EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH
Mikryukov A. S., Ilyinov M. D., Maznichenko Y. A., Rybka N. I., Cherkasova Y. A. ..................................... 435
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CURRENT EVENTS
CriMiCo2006 Organizing Committee Prizes ..........................................................................................
To the 80-year anniversary of Professor Voskresensky Dmitry Ivanovich ................................................. E
A 75th Birthday Tribute to Professor Lyubov Lobkova ................................................................................. F
A 75th Birthday Tribute to Professor Yevgeny Nefyodov ..............................................................................G
A 60th Birthday Tribute to Vladimir Chmil ...................................................................................................... H
Igor Zvershkhovsky: In Memoriam .................................................................................................................I
CriMiCo2008 First Announcement ................................................................................................................ L
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Contents Volume 2
SESSION 5/1: CONTROLLED & SUPERWIDE-BAND PASSIVE COMPONENTS
5.1
DESIGN OF ULTRA-WIDEBAND TUNABLE BAND-EXCLUSION FILTERS (BEFs)

ON MAGNETOSTATIC WAVES (MSWs) IN CENTIMETRIC FREQUENCY BAND
Popina S. M., Simanchuk B. P., Chechetin A. V. ........................................................................................... 439
5.2
DESIGN OF ULTRA-WIDEBAND RF STRIPLINE DIRECTIONAL COUPLERS

Sledkov V. A., Obrezanova L. A., Manuilov M. B. .......................................................................................... 441
5.3
A 218 GHz BROADBAND MULTI-WAY STRIPLINE POWER DIVIDERS

Sledkov V. A., Obrezanova L. A., Manuilov M. B. .......................................................................................... 443
5.4
DIELECTRIC PHASE SHIFTER BASED ON PIEZOTUNABLE

DOUBLE-LINK IMPEDANCE-STEP FILTER
Poplavko Y., Pashkov V., Molchanov V., Shmigin D., Yeremenko A. .......................................................... 445
5.5
MAGNETOELECTRIC TUNABLE MICROWAVE BAND-PASS FILTER

Bichurin M. I., Tatarenko A. S., Srinivasan G. ............................................................................................... 448
5.6
CORRELATION OF MAGNETISTATIC PULSES USING ACTIVE DELAY LINE

Melkov G. A., Vasyuchka V. I., Chumak A. V., Moyseyenko V. A. ................................................................ 450
5.7
NEW TYPE OF WDR AND THEIR APPLICATIONS FOR MW PASS-BAND FILTER

Buslov O. Yu., Keys V. N., Shimko A. Yu., Karmanenko S. F., Kozyrev A. B. ............................................. 452
5.8
PROPAGATION OF TWO-DIMENTIONAL SOLITON-LIKE PULSES

IN COUPLED FERROMAGNETIC STRUCTURES
Beginin E. N., Malugina M. A., Sharaevskii Yu. P. ......................................................................................... 454
5.9
TUNABLE ACTIVE ANTENNA MODULE BASED ON PLANAR DIELECTRIC RESONATOR

Buslov O. Yu., Keys V. N., Shimko A. Yu., Golovkov A. A., Krasilnikov S. V., Kozyrev A. B. .................... 456
5.10
BROADBAND CHAOTIC SIGNAL OSCILATOR FOR MICROWAVES

ON THE BASIS OF NONLINEAR MAGNETOSTATIC WAVE TRANSMISSION LINE
Grishin S. V., Sharaevsky Yu. P., Hramov A. E. ............................................................................................. 459
5.12p CALCULATION OF DIGITAL LOOP PHASE SHIFTER TAKING

INTO ACCOUNT THE SWITCH PARAMETERS
Oborzhytsky V. I. .............................................................................................................................................. 461
5.13p MODULATED SIGNAL PROPAGATION THROUGH RESONANT TRANSMISSION LINE
ON MAGNETOSTATIC WAVES
Grishin S. V., Davoyan A. R., Sharaevsky Yu. P. ........................................................................................... 463
5.14p FERRITE RESONATOR WITH BRAGG MIRRORS
Mizernik V. N., Shmat'ko A. A. .........................................................................................................................465
5.15p ELEMENTS AND DEVICES ON THE BASIS OF KALEIDOSCOPICAL STRUCTURES
Rudnitsky A. S., Khapalyuk A. P. .................................................................................................................... 467
5.16p INVESTIGATION OF BAND-PASS FILTERS BASED ON 2-D PHOTONIC CRYSTAL
Belyaev B. A., Leksikov A. A., Khodenkov S. A., Schabanov V. F. .............................................................. 469
SESSION 5/2: UNCONTROLLED PASSIVE COMPONENTS

5.17
NATURAL OSCILLATIONS OF HIGH-Q RESONANCE MACROSTRUCTURES IN INFRARED

AND OPTICAL RANGES ON THE SYSTEMS WITH COUPLED DIELECTRIC RESONATORS
Trubin A. A. .......................................................................................................................................................473
5.18
INVESTIGATIONS INTO SPECIFIC FEATURES OF DEVELOPING MICROWAVE FILTERS

FOR DIGITAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
Ilchenko M., Karnaukh V., Pinchuk L. ............................................................................................................ 477
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5.19
PERIODIC STRUCTURE ON SLOT RESONATORS IN MICROSTRIP LINE

Krizhanovsky V. G., Rassokhina Ju. V. .......................................................................................................... 479
5.20
SPECIFIC FEATURES OF WIDE-BAND MI-CROWAVE FILTERS CONSTRUCTIVE DESIGN

Kempa Ya. M., Kazanivsky Z. E., Masyutin H. H., Hnativ V. I., Naumets N. A. .............................................481
5.21
POLARIZATION SELECTORS
Krivenko E. V., Lutsenko V. I., Yanovskiy M. S., Popov I. V. ........................................................................ 484
5.22
HIGH-Q RESONANT SECTION WITH SPARSE SPECTRUM

Bunin A. V., Vishnyakov S. V., Gevorkyan V. M., Kazantsev J. A., Mikhalin S. N., Polukarov V. I. ............486
5.23
INPUT OSCILLATORY CIRCUIT FOR MILLIMETER WAVE AMPLIFIER

Sukhoruchko O. N., Belous O. I., Fisun A. I. .................................................................................................. 488
5.24
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF MICROWAVE STRIPLINE END-TO-END

CAD SYSTEM AS PART OF LambdaMDS INTEGRATED SOFTWARE SUITE
Danilochkina Ye. N., Pronina G. ., Sergeyev A. A.,
Kuzmenkov V. M., Sinani A. I., Samurina L. L. .............................................................................................. 490
5.25
THE RUSSIAN HERMETIC SEALED COAXIAL MICROSTRIP LINE LAUNCHERS

FOR MICROELECTRONICS DEVICES OF THE MICROWAVE EQUIPMENT
Djurinsky K. B., Babintseva N. A. ................................................................................................................... 493
5.26
ELECTROMAGNETIC MODELING OF CHARACTERISTICS

OF MICROSTRIP MICROWAVES FILTERS
Radchenko V. ................................................................................................................................................... 495
5.27p BAND-PASS FILTERS BASED ON SINGLE-WAVE STRIPLINE RESONATORS

ON SUSPENDED SUBSTRATE
Belyaev B. A., Voloshin A. S., Izotov A. V. ..................................................................................................... 497
5.28p RESEARCH OF FREQUENCY DEPENDENCES OF MICROSTRIP INTER-DIGITAL
STRUCTURES CAPACITIES
Belyaev B. A., Kusch K. A. .............................................................................................................................. 500
5.29p DESIGN FEATURES OF HIGH FREQUENCY BANDPASS FILTERS
ON DISCRETE LUMPED ELEMENTS
Biloded V. I., Kalinikos D. A., Pivovarov I. U., Pohvalin A. A. ....................................................................... 502
5.30p MICROSTRIP BAND-PASS FILTER WITH PARASITIC BANDWIDTHS SUPPRESSION
Babushkina O. A., Golovkov A. A., Pivovarov I. U. ........................................................................................ 504
5.31p INVESTIGATION OF COUPLING COEFFICIENTS OF RESONATORS
IN STRIPLINE FILTER ON SUSPENDED SUBSTRATE
Belyaev B. A., Balva Y. F., Izotov A. V., Serzhantov A. M. ........................................................................... 506
5.32p SPECTRAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CIRCULAR WAVEGUIDE-BASED RESONATOR
Bilous R. I., Bilous I. O., Motornenko A. P. .................................................................................................... 508
5.33p ANISOTROPIC RADIALLY THREE-LAYERED CYLINDRICAL DIELECTRIC RESONATOR
Prokopenko Yu. V., Filipov Yu. F., Shipilova I. A. ......................................................................................... 510
5.34p -TYPE OSCILLATIONS IN WAVEGUIDE-COAXIAL RESONATOR
Martynyuk S. P., Motornenko A. P., Skuratovsky I. G., Khazov O. A. .......................................................... 512
5.35p H-POLARIZATION MODES OF MULTI-MIRROR OPEN RESONATOR WITH ECHELETTE
Belous O. I., Fisun A. I., Koreneenkov V. K., Sukhoruchko O. N. ................................................................ 514
5.36p THIN IMPEDANCE VIBRATOR WITH VARIABLE RADIUS IN RECTANGULAR WAVEGUIDE
Belogurov E. Y., Katrich V. A., Kijko V. I., Nesterenko M. V. ........................................................................ 516
SESSION 5a: SHF-DEVICES MATERIALS & TECHNOLOGY

5a.1
COMPLEX TECHNOLOGICAL OPTIMIZATION OF MICROWAVE DEVICES

Gudkov A. G. .................................................................................................................................................... 521
5a.2
ENSURING OF MICROWAVE CIRCUIT QUALITY PERFORMANCE

USING THE METHOD OF PROBABLISTIC MODELING
Gudkov A. G., Leushin V. Yu., Meshkov S. A. ............................................................................................... 523
5a.3
FRACTAL CLUSTERIZATION INFLUENCE UPON RADIOABSORBING PROPERTIES

OF COMPOSITE MATERIALS
Maly S. V. .......................................................................................................................................................... 525
5a.4
R&D OF MICROMECHANICAL ELEMENT MANUFACTURING PROCESSES

FOR MICROWAVE DEVICES
Timoshenkov S. P., Kalugin V. V., Klochko A. V., Kalugina I. V., Zotov S. A., Prokop'ev E. P. ................. 527
XXIII
5a.5
MICROMECHANICAL GYROSCOPE DESIGN BASIS

Timoshenkov S. P., Morozova E. S., Anchutin S. A., Plehanov V. E., Zotov S. A., Kalugin V. V. .............. 529
5a.6
BACKWARD WAVES GUIDED BY METAMATERIALS

Ilyin N. V., Kondratyev I. G., Smirnov A. I. ......................................................................................................531
5a.7
SWITCHING TIME OF BULK FERROELECTRIC SANDWICH VARACTORS

Kosmin D. M., Osadchy V. N., Kozyrev A. B. ................................................................................................. 533
5a.8
ACTIVE CONTROLLED RESONATORS ON FIELD-EFFECT TRANSISORS

Filinyuk N. A., Kuzemko A. M., Lishinskaja L. B. ...........................................................................................535
5a.9
EFFICIENT RF ABSORBERS ON THE BASIS OF INTERCALATED GRAPHITE SUBSTANCES

Kolesov V. V., Petrova N. G., Fionov A. S., Gorshenev V. N. ........................................................................ 537
5a.10 ELECTROFORMING ASSEMBLY NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR MANUFACTURING

COMPONENTS AND UNITS OF COMMUNICATION AND NAVIGATIONAL SYSTEMS
Yatsunenko A. G., Dzhevinsky V. P., Kozlenko E. I. ......................................................................................539
5a.11 SUBMINIATURE VOLTAGE-CONTROLLED OSCILLATOR MODULES FOR MILLIMETER-WAVE
THERAPY AND ORIGINAL TECHNOLOGY FOR THEIR MANUFACTURING
Yatsunenko A. G., Dzhevinsky V. P., Vintman Z. L., Kozlenko E. I. ............................................................. 543
5a.12 GENERAL THEORY OF MICROWAVE SEMICONDUCTORS AND DIELECTRICS DIAGNOSTICS
USING IDEAL SINGLE MODE RESONATOR MEASURING CONVERTERS
Gordienko Yu. Ye., Koriagina E. Yu., Slipchenko N. I. .................................................................................. 545
5a.13 REALIZATION OF THE NEW MICROWAVE MICROSCOPY
RESOLUTION IMPROVEMENT DIRECTIONS
Gordienko Yu. Ye., Melnik S. I., Petrov V. V., Slipchenko N. I. ..................................................................... 547
5a.14 MEASUREMENT OF NANOMETER METAL LAYERS
USING WAVEGUIDE PHOTONIC STRUCTURES
Usanov D., Skripal A., Abramov A., Bogolubov A., Skvortsov V., Merdanov M. ......................................... 549
5a.15 ON THE CURRENT FLOW MECHANISM IN AuTiBxn-GaNi-Al2O3 SCHOTTKY BARRIER DIODES
Belyaev A. E., Boltovets N. S., Ivanov V. N., Konakova R. V.,
Kudryk Ya. Ya., Milenin V. V., Sveshnikov Yu. N. .......................................................................................... 551
5a.16 HIGH POWER PSEUDOMORPHIC HEMTs' WITH DOPED CHANNEL
Rakov Yu. N., Chibaev V. P., Mjakishev Yu. B., Toropov A. I., Zhuravlev K. S. ........................................... 554
5a.17 TECHNIQUE FOR OXIDATION PARAMETERS DEFINITION, BASED ON INVESTIGATION
OF DEFECTS FORMATION IMAGES IN SILICON INVERSION MOS STRUCTURES
Smyntyna V. A., Kulinich O. A., Glauberman M. A.,
Chemeresyuk G. G., Yatsunskiy I. R., Sviridova O. V. .................................................................................. 556
5a.18 WAVEGUIDE PHOTONIC STRUCTURES WITH MAGNETIC CONTROL
Danilov V., Launets V., Oliynik V. ................................................................................................................... 558
5a.19 COUPLED ELECTROMAGNETIC AND MAGNETOSTATIC OSCILLATIONS
IN HEXAFERRITE-DIELECTRIC STRUCTURES
Popov M. A., Zagorodnii V. V., Zavislyak I. V., Srinivasan G. ....................................................................... 560
5a.20 HYBRIDIZATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC AND MAGNETOSTATIC MODES
IN EPITAXIAL BaFe12O19 FILMS IN THE DOMAIN AREA
Chamor T. G., Gorpynyuk A. Yu., Kostenko V. I., Chevnyuk L. V. ............................................................... 562
5a.21 TECHNIQUE FOR ALCULATION OF EFFECTIVE PARAMETERS OF COMPOSITE
MATERIALS WITH EMBEDDED THIN-WIRE METAL-DIELECTRIC INCLUSIONS
Demidchik V. I., Sitsko N. Yu. ......................................................................................................................... 564
SESSION 5b: NANOELECTRONICS & NANOTECHNOLOGY

5b.1
NANOSTRUCTURES ON THE BASIS OF FERROELECTRIC

MONOMOLECULAR TRIGLYCINE SULPHATE FILMS
Kolesov V. V., Yudin S. G. ............................................................................................................................... 569
5b.2
NEW IR PHOTODETECTOR BASED ON GaN QWs' OR QDs' LOCATED

IN BARRIER OF AlGaN/GaN HEMT STRUCTURE
Zhuravlev K. S., Grinyaev S. N., Karavaev G. F., Tronc P. ............................................................................ 571
5b.3
DOPED CARBON NANOTUBE 10,0 CHARACTERISTICS

Griadun V. I. ......................................................................................................................................................573
5b.4
THE RADIO ABSORPTIVE MATERIALS ON THE BASIS

OF CORE-SHELL NANOPARTICLES IN POLYMERIC MATRIX
Kolesov V. V., Fionov A. S., Rusakov V. S., Popkov O. V., Taratanov N. A., Yurkov G. Yu. .......................575
XXIV
5b.5
RESONANT-TUNNELING DIODE BASED ON SCHOTTKY CONTACTS

Obukhov I. A., Kvjatkevich I. I. ........................................................................................................................ 577
5b.6
LUMINESCENT IMAGING ON THE BASIS OF POROUS ANODIC ALUMINA

Tsyrkunov D. A., Orehovskaya T. I., Maliarevich N. V., Gaponenko G. K. ................................................... 580
5b.7
WAVE-GUIDE GAIN FLAT SPECTRUM CONSTRUCTION IN THE GaxIn1-xAsySb1-y

ASYMMETRIC MULTIPLE-QUANTUM-WELL HETEROSTRUCTURES
Manak I. S., Bialiausky U. S., Ushakov D. V. .................................................................................................. 582
5b.8
SIMULATION OF TRANSIENT PROCESSES IN CARBON NANOTUBES

WITH METALLIC TYPE CONDUCTIVITY
Pozdnyakov D. V., Borzdov V. M., Komarov F. F. ..........................................................................................584
5b.9
DIAGNOSTICS OF MICROWAVE LOW-BARRIER DETECTOR DIODES

Shashkin V. I., Murel A. V. ............................................................................................................................... 587
5b.10 RTD INVESTIGATIONS USING TWO-BAND MODELS OF WAVE FUNCTION FORMALISM

Abramov I. I., Goncharenko I. A., Kolomejtseva N. V., Shilov A. A. ............................................................. 589
5b.11 SPATIAL QUANTIZATION ACCOUNTING IN SINGLE-ELECTRON DEVICE SIMULATION
Abramov I. I., Baranoff A. L. ............................................................................................................................ 591
5b.12p SINGLE-ELECTRON 2D ARRAYS PHYSICAL MODEL OPTIMIZATION
Abramov I. I., Lavrinovich A. M. ...................................................................................................................... 593
5b.13p MONTE CARLO SIMULATION OF NONSTATIONARY ELECTRON
TRANSPORT IN GAAS/ALAS QUANTUM WIRE
Borzdov A. V., Pozdnyakov D. V., Borzdov V. M. .......................................................................................... 595
5b.14p CALCULATION OF ELECTRON DRIFT VELOCITY IN UNDOPED GaAs NANOWIRES
Pozdnyakov D. V., Borzdov A. V., Borzdov V. M. .......................................................................................... 598
5b.15p INFLUENCE OF DIELECTRIC CONSTANT OF BACKGROUND
ON OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF METALLODIELECTRIC PHOTONIC CRYSTALS
Ustyantsev M. A., Churyumov G. I. ................................................................................................................. 601
5b.16p PECULIARITIES OF INTERSUBBAND TRANSISION BETWEEN SPLIT LEVELS
IN SYMMETRICAL TRIPLE-BARRIER STRUCTURES
Pashkovskii A. B. ............................................................................................................................................. 603
SESSION 6: INTENSIVE EM FIELD SOURCES

6.1
CHAOTIC WIDE-BAND GENERATION OF MICROWAVE SIGNAL IN HYBRID SYSTEM

TRAVELING WAVE TUBE WITH COLLECTOR-OSCILLATOR
Kalinin Yu. A., Koronovskii A. A., Hramov A. E. ............................................................................................ 607
6.2
EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL INVESTIGATION OF GENERALIZED

SYNCHRONIZATION PHENOMENON IN KLYSTRON CHAOS GENERATORS
Starodubov A. V., Koronovsky A. A., Dmitriev B. S., Zharkov Y. D., Khramov A. E. .................................. 609
6.3
CHAOTIC RADIOPULSE GENERATOR ON THE BASIS OF ELECTRON BEAM

WITH VIRTUAL CATHODE
Koronovskii A. A., Filatov R. A., Hramov A. E. ...............................................................................................611
6.4
ULTRAHIGH POWER CHERENKOV OSCILLATORS SIMULATION

AND PARAMETERS OPTIMIZATION
Batura M. P., Kurayev A. A., Lushchytskaya I. V., Sinitsyn A. K. ................................................................. 613
6.5
ELECRTIC FIELDS FROM LIGHTNING STOKES OF COMPLICATED GEOMETRY

Nickolaenko A., Hayakawa M. ......................................................................................................................... 615
6.6
CRITICAL CURRENT OF RELATIVISTIC ELECTRON BEAM

FOR FINITE EXTERNAL MAGNETIC FIELD
Morozov M. Yu., Hramov A. E. ........................................................................................................................ 617
6.7
CHAOTIC SYNCHRONIZATION OF KLYSTRON ACTIVE OSCILLATORS

Dmitriev B. S., Zharkov Yu. D., Skorokhodov V. N., Zhidkov M. P. .............................................................. 619
6.8
ON THE THEORY OF SUPERHETERODYNE AMPLIFICATION

OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES IN A PLASMA-BEEM SYSTEM
Kulish V. V., Lysenko A. V., Koval V. V. ......................................................................................................... 621
6.9p
TO THE STABILITY THEORY OF ELECTRON BEAM INJECTED INTO PLANE DIODE

Magda I. I., Melezhyk O. G., Pashchenko A. V., Romanov S. S., Shapoval I. M., Novikov V. E. ................. 624
6.11
FACILITY FOR TESTS OF RADIO-ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC

COMPATIBILITY AND RESISTANCE TO IMPULSE RADIATION OF ULTRA-SHORT DURATION
Magda I. I. ......................................................................................................................................................... 626
XXV
6.12
COMPACT AUTONOMOUS PULSE-REPETITIVE OSCILLATORS

Bezrukov M. J., Gorbachev K. V., Mikhailov V. M., Nesterov E. V.,
Petrov V. Yu., Plaksina S. D., Roschoupkin S. A., Stroganov V. A. ............................................................. 630
6.13
ELEMENTS OF FRACTAL RADIOSYSTEMS

Kolesov V. V., Krupenin S. V., Potapov A. A. ................................................................................................. 632
6.14
MAGNETOCUMULATIVE GENERATORS ON THE BASIS OF MULTILINKER SYSTEMS

Stolarchuk A. V., Chumakov V. I. .................................................................................................................... 634
6.15
HIGH-POWER ULTRA-WIDEBAND RADIATION SOURCE

Berdin S. A., Gadetski N. P., Gaponenko N. I., Kravtsova E. I.,
Magda I. I., Mukhin V. S., Pushkaryev S. S. ................................................................................................... 636
6.16
THE CUBIC NONLINEAR THEORY OF ELECTRON-WAVE FREE ELECTRON LASERS

WITH H-UBITRON INJECTION
Kulish V. V., Lysenko A. V., Rombovsky M. Y. .............................................................................................. 639
6.17
OPTIMIZATION OF WAKE FIELD EXCITATION IN CYLINDRICAL RESONATOR

USING THE PIC CODE SIMULATION
Markov P. I., Onishchenko I. N., Sotnikov G. V. ............................................................................................ 642
6.18
CURRENT STATE OF AFFAIRS IN PULSE-PERIODIC GENERATION

OF MICROWAVE RADIATION HIGH-POWER NANOSECOND CM-WAVE PULSES
Afanasyev K. V., Bykov N. M., Yeltchaninov A. A., Klimov A. I., Kovalchuk O. B.,
Kutenkov V. O., Rostov V. V., Mesyats G. A., Shpak V. G., Yalandin M. I. .................................................. 644
6.19p MEASUREMENT OF PARAMETERS OF X-BAND HIGH POWER

SHORT NANOSECOND MICROWAVE PULSES
Klimov A. I., Kovalchuk O. B., Rostov V. V., Sinyakov A. N. .........................................................................646
SESSION 6a: EM AND RADIATION RESISTANCE OF MATERIALS & ELECTRONIC

COMPONENT BASE
6a.1
MAINTENANCE OF SERVICEABILITY OF VARIOUS PERSPECTIVE SEMICONDUCTOR

DEVICES AT RADIATION INFLUENCE
Korshunov F. P., Bogatyrev Yu. V., Lastovsky S. B., Kulgachev V. I.,
Belous A. I., Shwedov S. V., Golubev N. F. .................................................................................................... 651
6a.2
RADIATION EFFECTS IN MICROWAVESEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES

Gromov D. V. .................................................................................................................................................... 655
6a.3
RADIATION EFFECTS IN HETEROSTRUCTURES ON GALLIUM ARSENIDE

Gromov D. V., Polevich S. A., Elesin V. V. ..................................................................................................... 657
6a.4
EFFECTS OF POWERFUL PULSED MICROWAVE ELECTROMAGNETIC

INFLUENCE IN LOW NOISE AMPLIFIERS
Gromov D. V., Polevich S. A. ...........................................................................................................................659
6a.5
TRANSIENT RADIATION EFFECTS IN SILICON CARBIDE TRANSISTORS

Gromov D. V., Polevich S. A., Lebedev A. A. ................................................................................................. 661
6a.6
STABILITY OF COPPER FILM ELEMENTS AT THE INFLUENCE

OF POWER ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS
Taran Ye. P., Starostenko V. V., Gribskiy M. P., Grygoriev Ye. V. ............................................................... 663
6a.7
SHIELDING INFLUENCE ON CHIP PROOFNESS AT MICROWAVE FIELD ACTION

Gribsky M. P., Grigoryev E. V., Zuyev S. A., Starostenko V. V.,
Taran E. P., Tereshchenko V. Yu., Unzhakov D. A. ....................................................................................... 665
6a.8
CURRENT AND FIELD DISTRIBUTION IN FILM METAL-DIELECTRIC STRUCTURES

Starostenko V. V., Taran E. P., Poletaev D. A. ............................................................................................... 667
6a.9
STUDY OF LOW NOISE AMPLIFIERS' STABILITY DEPENDING ON INPUT POWER

Krutov A. V., Rebrov A. S. ............................................................................................................................... 669
6a.10 EFFICIENCY OF ULTRAWIDEBAND INTERFERENCE EFFECT ON ESTIMATION

CHARACTERISTICS OF INFORMATION PARAMETERS OF NARROW-BAND SIGNAL
Radzievsky V. G., Trifonov . A. ..................................................................................................................... 671
SESSION 7/1: RADIOCIRCUITS MEASUREMENT

7.1
QUASIOPTICAL POLARIMETRIC MICRO-COMPACT GROUND

FOR SCALE MODELING OF OBJECTS' BACKSCATTERING
AND FORWARDSCATTERING CHARACTERISTICS IN THE NEAR MILLIMETER BAND
Kiseliov V. K., Mizrakhi S. V., Nesterov P. K. ................................................................................................. 675
XXVI
7.2
AMPLITUDE-TIME PARAMETERS TESTER 54641

Gurlo Y. E., Dzisiak A. B., Beloshitsky A. P., Gusinskiy A. V., Kostrikin A. M. ........................................... 678
7.3
EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH OF INTERFERENCE MICROWAVE CONVERTER

BASED ON COMPACT POWER TRANSDUCERS
Lashchenko I. V., Noskovich V. I., Ovcharov P. P. ........................................................................................ 680
7.4
METHOD OF MEASURING SMALL VALUES OF REFLECTION COEFFICIENT MODULE

Lashchenko I. V., Noskovich V. I., Iskiv Y. V. ................................................................................................ 682
7.5
THE METHOD OF INFORMATION READING FROM CALIBRATED

MICROWAVE TRANSDUSER IN REAL TIME MODE
Gimpilevich Y. B., Vertegel V. V., Noskovich V. I. ......................................................................................... 684
7.6
METHOD OF RESEARCH OF STRUCTURE OF THE FIELD

IN ELECTRODYNAMIC SYSTEM BY MEANS OF THE FERRITE RESONATOR
Vountesmery V. S., Bulba O. P., Osipov A. N. ............................................................................................... 686
7.7
PARAMETRIC NETWORK ANALYZER

Gimpilevich Yu. B., Plotnikov V. V., Smailov Yu. Y. ...................................................................................... 688
7.8
MEASURING DEVICE OF COMPLEX VSWR OF MILLIMETER WAVES

ON THE EXAMPLE OF 10-PORTS CIRCUIT
Trushkin A. N. .................................................................................................................................................. 690
7.9
CALIBRATION ERROR OF IMPATT NOISE GENERATOR

OF mm-RANGE RADIOMETRIC EQUIPMENT
Yanenko A. F., Peregudov S. N. ...................................................................................................................... 692
7.10
NUMERICAL ESTIMATION OF INFLUENCING INACCURACIES

OF APD REALIZATION ON PHASED ARRAY PATTERNS
Usin V. A., Egorov N. Yu., Kovalchuk V. A., Usina A. V. ............................................................................... 694
7.11
INTERFERING GAUGES FOR DETERMINATION

OF REMOTE OBJECT GEOMETRICAL PARAMETERS
Afonin K. N., Merkishin G. V., Evstigneev V. L., Potapov D. S. .................................................................... 696
7.12
DESIGN DATA CALCULATION OF REFLECTION-TYPE FIBER-OPTIC GAUGE

OF ROTATION FREQUENCY
Kolomiets L. N., Mourashkina T. I. ................................................................................................................. 698
SESSION 7/2: RADIOSIGNALS & MATERIALS MEASUREMENT

7.14
MICROWAVE DIODE INTRINSIC LF NOISE MEASUREMENTS

Buvin G. M., Shvachkin A. M. .......................................................................................................................... 703
7.15
THE PROCEDURE OF HALF-WAVE NUMBER MEASUREMENT

AT RESONANT FREQUENCIES FOR THE WAVEGUIDE WITH DIELECTRIC FILLING
Chukhov V. V. ................................................................................................................................................... 705
7.16
EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL PROBLEMS OF SIGNAL PROCESSING

AT VIBRO-DISPLACEMENT MEASUREMENT BY AUTODYNE SENSORS
Votoropin S. D., Kobyakov A. V., Lushev V. P. .............................................................................................. 707
7.17
MICROWAVE MEASURING INSTRUMENT OF COMPLEX DIELECTRIC PERMEABILITY

OF A MATERIAL
Salamatin V. V., Lemeshko G. V., Lukyanchuk G. A., Melnichenko Y. A., Osmanov M. R. ........................ 710
7.18
MEASURING SUBSTANCES DIELECTRIC SPECTRA

USING MICROSTRIP SENSOR WITH DAMPING POLE
Drokin N. A., Timashov V. A. ........................................................................................................................... 712
7.19
THE THEORY OF PHASE-FREQUENCY MEASUREMENTS AND TRANSFORMATION.

APPLICATION FEATURES AND PERSPECTIVES
Trotsyshyn I. V. ................................................................................................................................................ 714
7.20
LINEARIZATION OF CALIBRATION PARAMETERS IN MICROWAVE HUMIDITY METERS

Skripnik Yu., Shevchenko K. .......................................................................................................................... 716
7.21
POSSIBILITIES OF SENSITIVITY ENHANCEMENT OF MICROWAVE TRANSDUCERS

OF NONELECTRICAL PARAMETERS
Akhobadze G. N. .............................................................................................................................................. 719
7.22
ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE ABSORPTION IN LIQUID HEII

Derkach V. N., Tarapov S. I., Golovashchenko R. V., Rudavskii E. Ya., Rubets S. P., Rybalko A. S. ........ 721
7.23
NOISE INFLUENCE ON HIGH-SPEED IN-TERFERENCE MEASURING INSTRUMENT

Afonin K. N., Evstigneev V. L., Merkishin G. V., Potapov D. S. .................................................................... 723
XXVII
7.24
MICRODISPLACEMENT MEASUREMENT
Kolomiets L. N., Murashkina T. I. ....................................................................................................................725
SESSION 8: RADIO-WAVE GAGES FOR MATERIALS, OBJECTS AND ENGINEERING

PROCESSES MEASURING
8.1
POLARIMETRIC RADAR FOR NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING OF BUILDING STRUCTURES

Lubetsky N. V., Mikhnyov V. A., Palto A. A. ................................................................................................... 729
8.2
ANALYSIS FEATURES OF FAST-ACTING RADIO ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS

WITH COMBINED FM-AM MODULATION
Ostapenkov P. S., Smolskiy S. M. ...................................................................................................................731
8.3
RADIOWAVE CONTROL OF DIELECTRIC-BASED ARTICLES

Kutsenko V. P., Tregubov N. F. ....................................................................................................................... 733
8.4
OPPORTUNITIES OF MICROWAVE-ENERGY APPLICATION FOR MANUFACTURING

OF HEAT-INSULATED MATERIALS AND FOUNDRY CORES
Bakhrakh L. D., Verba V. S., Gudkov A. G., Leushin V. Yu. .......................................................................... 735
8.5
DETERMINATION OF DIELECTRIC LIQUIDS INTERFACE USING RADIO WAVE METHOD

Polivkin S. N. .................................................................................................................................................... 737
8.6
NEAR FIELDS OF WAVEGUIDE-SLOT ARRAYS IN MATTER

Berdnik S. L., Katrich V. A., Nesterenko M. V. ............................................................................................... 739
8.7
AUTODYNE SENSORS ON MESA-PLANAR GUNN DIODES FOR SHORT-RANGE RADARS

Votoropin S. D., Noskov V. A., Cha V. A. ........................................................................................................741
8.8
ANALYSIS OF AUTODYNE SIGNAL FROM DISTRIBUTED REFLECTING OBJECT

Votoropin S. D., Donskov S. V., Noskov V. Ya., Smolskiy S. M. .................................................................. 744
8.9
AUTODYNE SIGNAL AT REFLECTION FACTOR VALUE MODULATION

Votoropin S. D., Noskov V. Ya., Smolskiy S. M. ............................................................................................ 748
8.10
AUTODYNE SIGNAL FEATURES AT REFLECTING OBJECT VIBRATION

Votoropin S. D., Lushev V. P., Noskov V. Ya., Smolskiy S. M. ..................................................................... 751
8.11
MULTI-ABONENT RFID SYSTEM

Shirokov I. B., Durmanov M. A. ....................................................................................................................... 756
8.12
APPLICATION OF VARIOUS NATURE FIELDS FOR INDEMNIFICATION

OF SPACE STATIONS NEGATIVE FACTORS INFLUENCE ON FITOSYSTEMS
Lykholat Y. V., Vinnichenko A. N., Drobakhin O. O., Pyrshen B. L.,
Pokataev V. N., Elanskiy Yu. A., Shirokopoyas L. L., Fateyev D. N. ............................................................ 758
8.13p DETERMINATION OF ABSORPTION PROPERTIES OF SEPARATORS

IN LEAD-ACID STORAGE BATTERIES
Dzenzerskiy V. A., Sokolovskiy I. I., Plaksin S. V., Pogorelaya L. M. ........................................................... 760
8.14p INCREASE OF ACCURACY OF DOPPLER GAGUGE FOR VIBRATIONS
AND MICROMOVINGS MEASUREMENT
Kozlov V. L., Stecik V. M. ...................................................................................................................................**
8.15p SHIELDING PROPERTIES OF TEXTILE MATRIXES WITH GEL AND GEL-POWDER FILLERS
Golovataya S. V., Zubarevich O. I., Poznyak A. A. .........................................................................................763
8.16p THE INFLUENCE OF MATERIAL SYNTHESIS TIME AND PUMPING INTENSITY
ON TERAHERTZ GAS-DISCHARGE HCN LASER PARAMETERS
Kiseliov V. K., Radionov V. P., Dakhov N. F. ..................................................................................................765
SESSION 8a: MEDICAL & ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS

8a.1
TERAHERZ WAVES AND APPLICATIONS

Betski O. V., Kislov V. V., Kozmin A. S., Krenitskiy A. P., Maiborodin A. V., Tupikin V. D. ........................ 771
8a.2
UNIFIED BIOPHYSICAL MODEL FOR INTERACTION OF LOW INTENSITY LASER AND

EHF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS WITH CELL BIOSYSTEMS AND INTEGRAL ORGANIZM
Bratchikov A. N. ............................................................................................................................................... 774
8a.3
COMMON FIELD STRUCTURE OF BIOLOGICAL OBJECTS WITH INNER

INHOMOGENEITY ELECTRO-DYNAMICS OF GAS-DISCHARGE VISUALIZATION
Kolomiyets R. A. .............................................................................................................................................. 776
8a.4
AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS RADIATING IN THE MM-BAND

Yanenko A. F., Pochekaylova L. P., Obod V. A. .............................................................................................778
XXVIII
8a.5
MM-WAVE RADIATION LASER AND BRT IN TUBERCULOSIS EMPYEMAE THERAPY

Gedymin L. E., Shaikhaev A. I., Balakireva L. Z., Selina L. G. ...................................................................... 780
8a.6
EHF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION INFLUENCE

ON BACILLUS SUBTILIS METABOLIC ACTIVITY
Krynitskaya A. U., Astrahantseva M. N., Gamaurova V. S., Sukhanov P. P., Sedelnikov U. E. .................. 781
8a.7
LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF LOW-LEVEL MICROWAVE RADIATION

ON MUTATION FREQUENCY IN DROSOPHILA
Pasiuga V. N., Grabina V. A., Bykov V. N., Shkorbatov Y. G. ....................................................................... 783
8a.8
DEVELOPMENT OF NONSTANTIONARY GAS SPECTROSCOPY METHOD

FOR NONINVASIVE MEDICAL DIAGNOSTICS
Vaks V. L., Domracheva E. G., Nikiforov S. D., Sobakinskaya E. A., Chernyaeva M. B. ............................. 785
8a.9
DETECTION OF THE ENDOGENOUS ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD AROUND FLOWER PLANTS

Shalatonin V. I. ................................................................................................................................................. 787
8a.10 MEMORY IN PLANTS UNDER LOW-INTENSITY MICROWAVE RADIATION

Shein A. G., Gretsova N. V., Kovalev I. A., Markovskaya L. A. ..................................................................... 789
8a.11 IN-DEPTH MICROWAVE RADIOMETRY OF PATIENTS WITH PATHOLOGY OF THE
PANCREATIC BILIARY SYSTEM WITH THE HELP OF RADIOTHERMOMETER PT-01 NATALKA
Bulgakov V. I., Sakalo S. N. ............................................................................................................................. 791
8a.12 DIAGNOSTICS OF SKIN DISEASES USING THE METHODS
OF NEAR-FIELD MICROWAVE SOUNDING
Kostrov A. V., Smirnov A. I., Strikovskiy A. V., Yanin D. V., Pantileeva G. A., Davoyan Z. V. .................... 793
8a.13 AUTOGEMOTHERAPY USING BLOOD IRRADIATED BY MILLIMETER
ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE IN COMBINED TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL PATHOLOGY
Malakhov V. A., Nosatov A. V., Belous O. I., Zadachina A. V., Sirenko S. P., Fisun A. I. ............................795
8a.14 RF ACCESS IN PHYTOMONITORING SYSTEM
Arutyunyan M. L., Zemlyanuhina O. M., Ivanova E. V., Shirokov I. B. ......................................................... 797
8a.15 DESIGN OF PORTABLE UHF DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSTIC REFLECTOMETER
Ivanovskaya A. V., Rud'ko B. F. ...................................................................................................................... 799
8a.16 LIQUID SOLUTIONS CONCENTRATION ANALYZER
Korenovskaya O. L., Manoylov V. F., Roytman E. M. .................................................................................... 801
8a.17 INVESTIGATION OF EMITTING AND ABSORBING CAPACITY
OF CEREALS IN MM-WAVE BAND
Yanenko A. F., Peregudov S. N., Krasiuk A. D., Shapovalenko O. I., Matsibura A. P. ................................ 803
8a.18 THE FEATURES OF MM-WAVE TECHNOLOGY APPLICATED
FOR RAPE MANUFACTURE VARIOUS STAGES FOR BIOFUEL
Lykholat Y. V., Vinnichenko A. N., Drobakhin O. O., Oginova I. A.,
Pokataev V. N., Shirokopoyas L. L., Hobotov V. V., Elanskij J. A. ............................................................... 805
8a.19 SIMPLIFIED METHOD OF QUANTITATIVE ESTIMATION
OF FREE WATER IN BIOLOGICAL LIQUIDS
Atroshenko L. M., Gorobets N. N., Safronova L. P. ....................................................................................... 807
8a.20 DIELCOMETER METHOD FOR FREE WATER QUANTITY EVALUATION
Atroshenko L. M., Gorobets V. N., Gorobets N. N., Safronova L. P. ............................................................ 809
8a.21 COMBINED CRYO-MICROWAVE METHODS FOR TUMORS TREATMENT
Gudkov A. G., Tsiganov D. I. ........................................................................................................................... 811
SESSION 9/1: RADIOASTRONOMY & ATMOSPHERE RESEARCH

9.1
DUAL-POLARIZED FEED-CLUSTER
FOR A REFLECTOR-BASED MULTI-BEAM SAR ANTENNA
Koch P., Heer C., Viberg M., Van t Klooster C. G. M. ................................................................................... 815
9.2
RADIO EMISSION SOURCES DURING SOLAR ECLIPSE ON MARCH 29 2006

Yurovsky Y. F. .................................................................................................................................................. 818
9.3
SOME RESULTS OF OBSERVATION OF SOLAR ECLIPSE ON THE 29th OF MARCH, 2006

AT THE RT-22 SRI CrAO
Budsinovskaya I. A., Samisko S. A., Tsvetkov L. I. ....................................................................................... 820
9.4
RADIO GRANULATE PATTERN OF NONPERTURBED SUN BY OBSERVATIONS

OF THREE ECLIPSES USING THE RT-22 SRI CrAO
Budsinovskya I. A., Tsvetkov L. I., Samisko S. A. ......................................................................................... 822
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9.6
ANALYSIS OF THE FREQUENCY DELAY OUTBURST IN THE ACTIVE

GALACTIC NUCLEUS USING THE DISCRETE CORRELATION FUNCTION
Volvach A. E., Yurovsky Y. Y., Volvach L. N., Strepka I. D. .......................................................................... 824
9.7
SPECTRAL INVESTIGATION OF THE GEOSTATIONARY SATELLITE RADIOSIGNALS

Alexeyev G. A., Belobrova M. V., Khalameyda D. D., Mytsenko I. M. ........................................................... 826
9.8
SIMULATION OF MICROWAVE PROPAGATION THROUGH EVAPORATION DUCT TAKING

INTO ACCOUNT SCATTERING ON REFRACTIVITY FLUCTUATION
Ivanov V. K., Shalyapin V. N., Levadnyi Iu. V. ................................................................................................ 828
9.9
THE ANALYSIS OF THE POWER OF TESTING LINK AT RESEARCH

OF MICROWAVE PROPAGATION WITH HOMODYNE METHOD
Shirokov I. B., Serdyuk I. V. ............................................................................................................................ 830
9.10
INVESTIGATION OF MM AND SUB-MM WAVES ABSORPTION

USING THE METHODS OF PRECISE RESONATOR SPECTROSCOPY
Parshin V. V., Draygin Yu. A., Kukin L. M., Fedoseev L. I.,
Tretyakov M. Yu., Koshelev M. A., Koval I. A. ................................................................................................ 833
9.11p MEASURE MOVEMENTS OF SIMEIZ-1873 STATION IN 2002-2005 BY GNSS

Dmytrotsa A. I. ..................................................................................................................................................835
9.12p THE DIAGRAMS OF HERTZ'S RADIATOR DIRECTION IN UNIAXIL CRYSTALL
Kanimgazieva I. A., Sautbekov S. S. ............................................................................................................... 837
9.13p THE FEATURES OF ELECTRON DENSITY VARIATIONS IN IONOSPHERIC
D-REGION NEAR KHARKIV DURING THE MAGNETIC STORM IN DECEMBER, 2006
Gokov A. M., Tyrnov O. F. ............................................................................................................................... 839
9.14p GEOMAGNETIC AND SEISMIC ACTIVITIES RELATIONSHIP
Gokov A. M. ...................................................................................................................................................... 841
9.15p CALCULATION OF MODULATION DISTURBANCE,
CAUSED BY HOMOGENEOUS TURBULENCES IN THE ATMOSPHERE
Van t Klooster C. G. M. ................................................................................................................................... 843
SESSION 9/2: RADARS AND REMOTE SENSING

9.16
ANALYSIS OF SAR TRANSCEIVER RESPONSE

Lepyokhina T. A., Los V. O., Nikolayev V. I., Chikachyov V. S. .................................................................... 847
9.17
MODELLING OF SAR TRANSCEIVER AS A COMPLEX SYSTEM

Lepyokhina T. A., Nikolayev V. I., Semyonov M. A. ....................................................................................... 849
9.18
BACKSCATTERING POLARIZATION-SPECTRAL SPECIFIC FEATURES

IN DETERMINING MOVEMENT DIRECTION OF OBJECTS
Lutsenko V. I., Lutsenko I. V. .......................................................................................................................... 851
9.19
POLARIZATION-ANGLE DEPENDENCIES OF BACKSCATTERING FROM SHIP WAVES

Lutsenko V. I., Lutsenko I. V. .......................................................................................................................... 853
9.20
ESTIMATION OF FOCUSING IMAGES FOR GPR ANTENNA ARRAY DATA

Badeev V., Maksimovitch Ye., Mikhnev V. ..................................................................................................... 855
9.21
ANGULAR RESOLUTION INCREASING

IN PROCESSING OF RADIONAVIGATION SIGNALS
Lagovsky B. A. ................................................................................................................................................. 857
9.22
LATERAL SPECTRA OF FIELD PARAMETERS FOR A HALF SPACE

WITH INHOMOGENEOUS REGION
Gaikovich K. P. ................................................................................................................................................. 859
9.23
THE GENERALIZED METHOD FOR MULTISIGNATURE OBJECT IDENTIFICATION

IN RADIOHOLOGRAPHY
Artyomova T. K., Gvozdaryev A. S., Kuznetzov E. A. .................................................................................... 861
9.24
ADDITION AND MULTIPLICATION STATISTICS FOR ORTHOGONAL

SIGNAL PROCESSING IN MULTIPLE ANTENNAS SYSTEM
Chapursky V. V., Kalinin V. I. .......................................................................................................................... 863
9.25p MICROWAVE IMAGING OF OBJECTS INSIDE CONCRETE

Semenchik V. G., Pahomov V. A., Kurilo S. V. ............................................................................................... 865
9.26p MULTI-CHANNEL ULTRA WIDEBAND RADIO SENSING OF MOVING OBJECTS
LOCATED BEHIND THE OPTICALLY OPAQUE OBSTACLES
Fadin D. V., Gigolo A. I., Bagno D. V. ............................................................................................................. 867
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SESSION BETA TV COM

B.1
MODULAR TV HEAD-END ON THE BASIS OF HIGH SELECTIVITY SAW-FILTERS

Lvov V. F., Mashinin O. V., Praporchtshikov V. V., Sinitsyna T. V. .............................................................. 871
B.2
MM-BAND FREQUENCY DIVIDING DEVICE FOR 18-40 GHz

Shalatski A. V., Konoh I. F., Sviridenko V. I., Polyakov S. V., Makeenko I. V., Gorbanov I. V. ................... 873
B.3
MULTIMEDIA SYSTEM FOR DATA COMMUNICATION WITHIN 11,7-12,5 GHz BAND

Rjabkin Y. V., Belonoga V. P., Ivanov V. K., Soroka I. N.,, Sviridenko V. I.,
Konoh I. F., Polyakov C. V., Belonozhko M. A., Sologub V. V. ..................................................................... 876
B.4
EQUIPMENT OF BETA TV COM Ltd. FOR BROADCASTING AND RECEIVING

USING DVB-S, DVB-C AND DVB-T STANDARDS
Britkov A. V., Nosov O. S., Rakitjansky F. A., Terehov A. V.,
Kondratenko G. G., Stribizh I. S., Gorbanov N. A., Zajanchukovsky V. V. .................................................. 880
B.5
DIGITAL RRS FOR 7-20 GHz BAND

Belonozhko M. A., Konoh I. F., Polyakov S. V., Sviridenko V. I., Makeenko I. V. ........................................ 886
B.6
DIGITAL RRS FOR 155 MBIT/SEC WITH HIERARCHICAL MODULATION

Tatarinsky S. N., Trembach D. N., Kavun M. V., Mizonov P. E. .................................................................... 889
B.7
MEASURING DEVICE SNA-12M

Nosov A. S., Shapovalov D. A., Krasjuk E. A., Danko D. L., Prohorenko A. V., Djachenko V. N. .............. 892
B.8
MEASURING DEVICE SNA-26

Nosov A. S., Shapovalov D. A., Krasjuk E. A., Danko D. L., Prohorenko A. V., Djachenko V. N. .............. 895
B.9
MMDS RANGE SUBSCRIBER TRANSCEIVER FOR INTERNET

Sviridenko V. I., Dudnik K. V., Bulgakov V. A., Torubarov Y. V. ................................................................... 897
B.10
COFDM-MODULATOR
Britkov A. V., Nosov O. S., Dementenko S. A., Rakitjanskiy Ph. A.,
Terehov A. V., Kondratenko G. G., Strybizh I. S. ........................................................................................... 899
B.11
COFDM PORTABLE TRANSMITTER

Britkov A. V., Nosov O. S., Dementenko S. A., Rakitjansky Ph. A.,
Terehov A. V., Kondratenko G. G., Strybizh I. S. ........................................................................................... 902
WORKSHOP W1: SHF-PHOTONICS ELEMENTS AND APPLICATIONS

W1.1
ACTIVE OPTICAL FIBER LINE FOR MICROWAVE SIGNALS DELAY

Zhuravleva O. V., Ivanov A. V., Isaev D. S., Leonovich A. I., Kurnosov V. D.,
Kurnosov K. V., Chernov R. V., Shishkov V. V., Sigailov M. S., Yakovlev M. Y.,
Cukanov V. N., Balbashova N. P., Lyzlova E. V., Turchaninova I. A. ........................................................... 907
W1.2
PROBLEM OF INSERTION POWER LOSS IN FIBER LINKS

FOR ANTENNA SIGNAL TRANSMISSION
Bratchikov A. N., Dorofeev A. V., Pantelyuk N. A. ......................................................................................... 909
W1.3
NEW SOURCES OFCOHERENT TERAHERTZ RADIATION

DUAL-WAVELENGTH HETEROLASERS WITH INTRACAVITY MODE MIXING
Andrianov A. V., Kocharovsky V. V., Kocharovsky l. V., Kukushkin V. A. .................................................. 912
W1.4
SUPERRADIANT MASERS AND LASERS WITH DISTRIBUTED FEEDBACK:

NUMERIC SIMULATION AND OPTIMIZATION
Ginzburg N. S., Kocharovskaya E. R., Sergeyev A. S. .................................................................................. 914
W1.5
THE NOVEL INTEGRATED OPTICAL MODULATOR

FOR OPTICAL SIGNALS FREQUENCY SHIFT KEYING
Shamray A. V., Kozlov A. S., Ilichev I. V., Petrov M. P. ................................................................................. 916
W1.6
LOW-VOLT ELECTRO-OPTICAL LIGHT MODULATOR

BASED ON THIN MONOCRYSTALLINE DAST FILM
Denisyuk I. Y., Burunkova Yu. E. .................................................................................................................... 918
W1.7
RESEARCH OF SWITCHING DEVICES WITH OPTICAL-ELECTRONIC MANAGEMENT

Kobak N. N., Slesarenko S. S. ......................................................................................................................... 920
W1.8
NON-LINEAR PHASE PHENOMENA IN OPTICAL FIBERS

Ignatyev F. N. ................................................................................................................................................... 922
W1.9
PHENOMENOLOGICAL PHASE MODEL OF PHOTORECEIVING DEVICES

Petrukhin G. D. ................................................................................................................................................. 924
W1.10 EFFECT OF OPTICAL EXCITATION ENERGY ON THE MSM-PD RESPONSE

Averin S. V., Kuznetzov P. I., Alkeev N. V., Sachot R. ................................................................................... 926
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W1.11 MILLIMETER-WAVE PHOTONICS METHODS AND EQUIPMENT

FOR STUDY OF INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF MATERIALS
Larkin A., Grosmann M., Fontaine J., Schepinov V., Ivanov M., Syrkin V. .................................................. 928
W1.12 OPTICAL PHENOMENA IN HETEROGENE-OUS PHOTON CRYSTALS
ON THE BASIS OF SILICON DIOXIDE
Moiseyenko V. N., Podolskyy D. S., Shvachich V. G., Guziy O. O. .............................................................. 930
W1.13 SPECTRAL SELECTIVE PROPERTIES OF CYLINDRICAL OPTICAL ELEMENTS
Sukach G. A., Svich V. A., Manko A. A. ......................................................................................................... 932
W1.14 WAVE BEAM SCATTERING BY THIN LOSSY DIELECTRIC CYLINDER
Odarenko E. N., Svich V. A., Smat'ko A. A. .................................................................................................... 934
WORKSHOP W2: TELECOMMUNICATION SPECIALISTS TRAINING

W2.1
THE DYNAMICS OF FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIONS OF STUDENTS' VISUAL SYSTEM

DURING THE WORK WITH COMPUTER
Kochina M., Javorksy A., Kovtun M. ...............................................................................................................939
W2.2
RATING SYSTEM FOR KNOWLEDGE ASSESSMENT IN MODERN TRAINING METHODS

Poddubny V. A., Poddubny A. A. .................................................................................................................... 941
W2.3
THE ROLE OF THE FEEDBACK BETWEEN STUDENT

AND TEACHER IN OUTLOOK FORMATION
Poddubny V. A., Poddubny A. A. .................................................................................................................... 943
W2.4
NAVIGATORS TRAINING SOFTWARE

Afonin I. L., Bokov G. V. .................................................................................................................................. 945
W2.5
PECULIARITIES OF SHIP RADIO PERSONNEL TRAINING

IN THE QUESTIONS OF NAVIGATION SAFETY
Afonin I. L., Bugayov P. A., Slyozkin V. G. ..................................................................................................... 947
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Authors
Abramov A. 549
Abramov I. I. 589, 591, 593
Afanasyev K. V. 644
Afonin I. L. 945, 947
Afonin K. N. 696, 723
Akhobadze G. N. 719
Aksenchyk A. V. 165
Alekseyev N. A. 360, 367
Alexei A. S. 269
Alexeyev G. A. 826
Alkeev N. V. 926
Anchutin S. A. 529
Andrianov A. V. 912
Arkhipov A. V. 93
Arkusha Yu. V. 117
Artemenko M. U. 321
Artyomova T. K. 861
Artyushenko B. A. 402
Arutyunyan M. L. 797
Arzhanov S. N. 75, 77
Aseyeva Ye. N. 89
Astrahantseva M. N. 781
Atroshenko L. M. 807, 809
Avdeyenko G. L. 261, 271
Avdeyev V. N. 313
Averin S. V. 926
Babak L. I. 77, 101, 105
Babintseva N. A. 493
Babushkina O. A. 504
Badeev V. 855
Bagno D. V. 867
Bagov A. N. 87
Bakhrakh L. D. 735
Balakireva L. Z. 780
Balbashova N. P. 907
Bal'va Y. F. 506
Balychov U. G. 303
Baranoff A. L. 591
Baranov A. V. 54, 56
Barashev M. N. 87
Barov A. A. 75, 77, 101
Barsuk I. V. 143
Basrawi K. M. 205
Batura M. P. 613
Beginin E. N. 454
Belobrova M. V. 826
Belogurov E. Y. 516
Belonoga V. P. 876
Belonozhko M. A. 876, 886
Beloshitsky A. P. 678
Belous A. I. 651
Belous O. I. 488, 514, 795
Belyaev A. E. 551
Belyaev B. A. 469, 497, 500, 506
Belyaev R. V. 283
Berdin S. A. 636
Berdnik S. L. 739
Beregoi E. A. 269
Berejnova P. V. 119
Berkman L. N. 321
Betski O. V. 36, 771
Bezruk V. 338
Bezrukov M. J. 630
Bialiausky U. S. 582
Bichurin M. I. 448
Biloded V. I. 502
Bilous I. O. 508
Bilous R. I. 508
Blusenkov A. N. 367
Bobrov S. I. 239
Bodyan D. G. 263
Bodyan G. C. 263
Bogatyrev Yu. V. 651
Bogolubov A. 549
Bokov G. V. 945
Bolshakov Y. P. 375, 377
Boltovets N. S. 551
Bondar E. Ya. 257
Borodkin A. 185
Borzdov A. V. 595, 598
Borzdov V. M. 584, 595, 598
Botsman I. V. 229
Botsula O. V. 111, 117
Bratchikov A. N. 774, 909
Britkov A. V. 880, 899, 902
Budsinovskaya I. A. 820, 822
Bugayov P. A. 947
Bulba O. P. 686
Bulgakov V. A. 897
Bulgakov V. I. 791
Bunin A. V. 486
Bunin S. 235
Burunkova Yu. E. 918
Buslov O. Yu. 452, 456
Buterin A. 73
Buvin G. M. 703
Bykov N. M. 644
Bykov V. N. 783
Cha V. A. 741
Chamor T. G. 562
Chapursky V. V. 863
Chechetin A. V. 439
Chemeresyuk G. G. 556
Chemeris N. K. 30, 33
Cherkashin M. V. 77, 101
Cherkasova Y. A. 435
Chernov R. V. 907
Chernyaeva M. B. 785
Chernyak I. P. 259
Chevnyuk L. V. 562
Chibaev V. P. 554
Chikachyov V. S. 847
Chmil V. M. 89
Chueshkov D. P. 93
Chukhov V. V. 705
Chumak A. V. 450
Chumakov V. I. 634
Churyumov G. I. 205, 601
Cukanov V. N. 907
Dakhov N. F. 765
Danilochkina Ye. N. 490
Danilov V. 558
Danko D. L. 892, 895
Davidoff R. V. 292
Davoyan A. R. 463
Davoyan Z. V. 793
Degtyarev P. A. 253
Dementenko S. A. 899, 902
Demidchik V. I. 564
Denisyuk I. Y. 918
Derkach V. N. 721
Dinaev Yu. A. 87
Djachenko V. N. 892, 895
Djurinsky K. B. 493
Dmitriev B. S. 609, 619
Dmytrotsa A. I. 835
Dobychina E. M. 394
Domracheva E. G. 785
Donchenko A. Yu. 358
Donskov S. V. 744
Dorofeev A. V. 909
Dranovsky V. I. 15
Draygin Yu. A. 833
Drobakhin O. O. 758, 805
Drokin N. A. 712
Drozdenko A. A. 143
Dubik V. S. 275
Dudnik K. V. 897
Dukhina N. G. 133
Duma M. G. 305
Durmanov M. A. 756
Dyadchenko A. V. 93
Dyadenko A. 325
Dyshekov A. A. 87
Dzenzerskiy V. A. 760
Dzhevinsky V. P. 539, 543
Dzisiak A. B. 678
Egorov N. Yu. 694
Egorov E. N. 147
Ekezli A. I. 205
Elanskiy Yu. A. 758, 805
Elensky V. G. 47
Elesin V. V. 657
Evdokimov V. V. 177
Evstigneev V. L. 696, 723
Fadin D. V. 867
Fateyev D. N. 758
Fedorov Yu. V. 77
Fedoseev L. I. 833
Fedyayev V. K. 173, 175
Feldmann M. 336
Fetzer C. 328
Filatov R. A. 611
Filinyuk N. A. 535
Filipov Yu. F. 510
Fionov A. S. 537, 575
Fisun A. I. 488, 514, 795
Fontaine J. 928
Frolova T. I. 205
Fyodorov A. V. 354
Gadetski N. P. 636
Gaikovich K. P. 859
Galdetskiy A. V. 67, 133, 137, 171
Gamaurova V. S. 781
Gapeyev A. B. 30, 33
Gaponenko N. I. 636
Gaponenko G. K. 580
Gavrik M. Y. 396
Gavrilov A. A. 375, 377
Gedymin L. E. 780
Gevorkyan V. M. 486
Gigolo A. I. 867
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Gimpilevich Yu. B. 684, 688

Ginzburg N. S. 914
Glauberman M. A. 556
Globa L. S. 321, 325, 341, 343,
349, 351
Glushechenko Ye. N. 91
Gokov A. M. 839, 841
Golenitskij I. I. 133
Golovashchenko R. V. 721
Golovataya S. V. 763
Golovin V. V. 392, 431
Golovkov A. A. 417, 456, 504
Golubev N. F. 651
Golubtsov M. Ye. 413
Goncharenko I. A. 589
Gorb V. N. 89
Gorbach I. V. 305
Gorbach R. I. 305
Gorbachev K. L. 307, 309, 311
Gorbachev K. V. 630
Gorbanov I. V. 873
Gorbanov N. A. 880
Gordienko Yu. Ye. 545, 547
Gorobets N. N. 807, 809
Gorobets V. N. 809
Gorpynyuk A. Yu. 562
Gorshenev V. N. 537
Grabina V. A. 783
Gretsova N. V. 789
Griadun V. I. 573
Gribsky M. P. 663, 665
Grinyaev S. N. 571
Grishin S. V. 459, 463
Gromov D. V. 655, 657, 659, 661
Grosmann M. 928
Grygoriev Ye. V. 663, 665
Gudkov A. G. 521, 523, 735, 811
Guetter D. 332
Gunter V. Ya. 75, 77
Gurko A. A. 187, 192
Gurlo Y. E. 678
Gusev A. N. 75
Gusinskiy A. V. 678
Guziy O. O. 930
Gvozdaryev A. S. 861
Havronskyy V. E. 267
Hayakawa M. 615
Heer C. 815
Hlopkov S. P. 107
Hnativ V. I. 481
Hobotov V. V. 805
Holstein S. 332
Hramov A. E. 147, 231, 459, 607,
609, 611, 617
Ibragimov O. M. 296
Ignatiev P. A. 417
Ignatyev F. N. 922
Ilchenko M. Ye. 3, 218, 281,
321, 477
Ilichev I. V. 916
Illarionov Yu. I. 173, 175
Illarionov I. A. 386
Ilyin A. Yu. 177
Ilyin E. V. 419
Ilyin N. V. 531
Ilyinov M. D. 435
Ippolitov V. M. 67
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Isaev D. S. 907
Iskiv Y. V. 682
Ivanov A. V. 907
Ivanov M. 928
Ivanov V. A. 362
Ivanov V. K. 828, 876
Ivanov V. N. 551
Ivanova A. A. 362
Ivanova E. V. 797
Ivanovskaya A. V. 799
Izotov A. V. 497, 506
Javorksy A. 939
Kabitzsch K. 330
Kalenik I. E. 259
Kalinikos D. A. 502
Kalinin Yu. A. 147, 607
Kalinin V. I. 233, 863
Kalugin V. V. 527, 529
Kalugina I. V. 527
Kanimgazieva I. A. 837
Karavaev G. F. 571
Karmanenko S. F. 452
Karnaukh V. 477
Karpenko A. A. 400
Kashin A. V. 386
Kasyanov A. O. 373
Katin S. V. 386
Katrich V. A. 429, 516, 739
Kavaleou K. A. 307, 309, 311
Kavelin S. S. 15
Kavun M. V. 889
Kaydun A. O. 237
Kazanivsky Z. E. 481
Kazantsev J. A. 486
Kazatchkov V. V. 81, 83, 85
Kazimirenko V. Ya. 281, 294,
301, 303
Kempa Ya. M. 481
Keys V. N. 452, 456
Khalameyda D. D. 826
Khapalyuk A. P. 467
Kharseyev A. P. 129
Khazov O. A. 512
Khodenkov S. A. 469
Khoruzhiy V. 185
Kijko V. I. 516
Kiseliov V. K. 675, 765
Kislov V. V. 771
Kistchinsky A. 73
Klimov A. I. 644, 646
Klochko A. V. 527
Kobak N. N. 920
Kobyakov A. V. 707
Koch P. 815
Kocharovskaya E. R. 914
Kocharovsky l. V. 912
Kocharovsky V. V. 912
Kochina M. 939
Kolesov V. V. 283, 537, 569,
575, 632
Kolomejtseva N. V. 589
Kolomiets L. N. 698, 725
Kolomiyets R. A. 776
Kolomytsev M. 287
Kolosov S. V. 129, 131
Komarov F. F. 584
Komissarova E. V. 380
Komor V. P. 85
Konakova R. V. 551
Kondratenko A. V. 103, 105
Kondratenko G. G. 880, 899, 902
Kondratyev I. G. 531
Konoh I. F. 873, 876, 886
Kopot M. A. 195, 199
Korablin M. A. 49
Korenovskaya O. L. 801
Koriagina E. Yu. 545
Korneyenkov V. K. 179, 514
Korolyov A. G. 388
Koronovsky A. A. 231, 607, 609, 611
Korotayev G. K. 15
Korshunov F. P. 651
Koshelev M. A. 833
Kosmin D. M. 533
Kosov A. S. 47
Kostenko V. I. 562
Kostrikin A. M. 678
Kostrov A. V. 793
Kot T. N. 349, 351
Koval I. A. 833
Koval V. V. 621
Kovalchuk O. B. 644, 646
Kovalchuk V. A. 694
Kovalenko Ya. 249
Kovalenko O. 249
Kovalev I. A. 789
Kovtun M. 939
Kovtunenko G. F. 51
Kozel V. M. 307, 309, 311
Kozlenko A. N. 285
Kozlenko E. I. 539, 543
Kozlov A. S. 916
Kozmin A. S. 771
Kozyrev A. B. 452, 456, 533
Krasilnikov S. V. 456
Krasiuk A. D. 803
Krasjuk E. A. 892, 895
Krasnik V. A. 69
Krasnoyarsky B. S. 317
Kravchuk S. A. 223, 225, 227
Kravtsova E. I. 636
Krekhtunov V. M. 380, 413, 421, 423
Krenitskiy A. P. 771
Krichigin A. V. 382
Krischuk V. N. 402
Krivenko E. V. 484
Krizhanovsky V. G. 58, 479
Kropotov Y. A. 356, 364
Krupenin S. V. 632
Krutov A. V. 79, 669
Krynitskaya A. U. 781
Kudryk Ya. Ya. 551
Kudzin V. P. 425
Kukin L. M. 833
Kukushkin V. A. 912
Kulgachev V. I. 651
Kulinich O. A. 556
Kulish V. V. 621, 639
Kurayev A. A. 125, 127, 129, 131, 163,
165, 169, 613
Kurdecha V. V. 341
Kurekin A. S. 15
Kurilo S. V. 865
Kurnosov K. V. 907
Kurnosov V. D. 907
Kusch K. A. 500
Kutenkov V. O. 644
Kutsenko V. P. 733
Kuzemko A. M. 535
Kuzichkin . R. 277
Kuzmenkov V. M. 490
Kuznetzov E. A. 861
Kuznetzov P. I. 926
Kvjatkevich I. I. 577
Labunko O. S. 81
Lagovsky B. A. 857
Larkin A. 928
Lashchenko I. V. 680, 682
Lastovsky S. B. 651
Launets V. 558
Lavrinovich A. M. 593
Lebedev A. A. 661
Lee A. I. 81, 83, 85
Leksikov A. A. 469
Lemeshko G. V. 710
Leonovich A. I. 907
Lepikh Ya. I. 400
Lepyokhina T. A. 847, 849
Lerer A. M. 81
Leushin V. Yu. 523, 735
Levadnyi Iu. V. 828
Levin E. Yu. 296
Lipatov A. A. 285, 287
Lisetsky Y. M. 239
Lishinskaja L. B. 535
Lobkova L. M. 392, 396, 398,
431, 433
Los V. O. 847
Lubetsky N. V. 729
Luchaninov A. I. 390
Lukashin V. M. 119
Lukyanchikov A. V. 396, 398
Lukyanchuk G. A. 710
Luntovskyy A. 325, 330, 332
Lushchytskaya I. V. 169, 613
Lushev V. P. 707, 751
Lutsenko I. V. 851, 853
Lutsenko V. I. 484, 851, 853
Lvov V. F. 871
Lyagoskin A. 287
Lyashchenko A. K. 28
Lykholat Y. V. 758, 805
Lysenko D. S. 349
Lysenko A. V. 621, 639
Lyzlova E. V. 907
Magda I. I. 624, 626, 636
Maiborodin A. V. 771
Makarov A. A. 303
Makeenko I. V. 873, 886
Maksimenko Yu. L. 251
Maksimovitch Ye. 427, 855
Malakhov V. A. 795
Malakhovskiy O. Yu. 49
Malevich I. Yu. 63, 65
Maliarevich N. V. 580
Malugina M. A. 454
Maly S. V. 525
Malygin A. A. 203
Manko A. A. 932
Manak I. S. 582
Manchenko L. V. 52, 69
Manoylov V. F. 406, 801

Manuilov M. B. 441, 443
Markov P. I. 642
Markovskaya L. A. 789
Markovskij D. A. 203
Martynov Ya. B. 121
Martynyuk S. P. 512
Mashinin O. V. 871
Masyutin H. H. 481
Matsibura A. P. 803
Mavrychev E. A. 242, 382, 388
May V. I. 89
Mayboroda D. V. 429
Maznichenko Yu. A. 251, 435
Melezhyk O. G. 624
Melkov G. A. 450
Melnichenko Y. A. 710
Melnik A. M. 289
Melnik P. P. 417
Melnik S. I. 547
Merdanov M. 549
Merkishin G. V. 696, 723
Meshkov S. A. 523
Mesyats G. A. 644
Mikhailik E. N. 30
Mikhailov V. M. 630
Mikhalin S. N. 486
Mikhnyov V. A. 427, 729, 855
Mikryukov A. S. 435
Milenin V. V. 551
Miller A. I. 103
Minochkin A. I. 221
Mironenko V. V. 296
Miroshnichenko V. S. 179, 181
Mishoostin B. A. 415
Mizernik V. N. 465
Mizonov P. E. 889
Mizrakhi S. V. 675
Mjakishev Yu. B. 554
Moiseyenko V. N. 930
Mokerov V. G. 77
Molchanov V. 445
Monastyrev E. A. 49
Mordachev V. I. 307
Moroz N. A. 315
Morozkin M. V. 209
Morozov M. Yu. 617
Morozova E. S. 529
Moskalenko O. I. 231
Motornenko A. P. 508, 512
Moyseyenko V. A. 450
Mukhin V. S. 636
Murashkina T. I. 698, 725
Murel A. V. 587
Myasin Ye. A. 177
Mytsenko I. M. 826
Nakrap I. A. 139, 141
Naranovich O. I. 135
Naritnik T. N. 3, 281, 294, 296, 301
Naumenko V. D. 195
Naumets N. A. 481
Nemirich D. M. 417
Nesterenko G. V. 257
Nesterenko M. V. 516, 739
Nesterov E. V. 630
Nesterov P. K. 675
Nickolaenko A. 615
Nikiforov S. D. 785
Nikitenko O. M. 207
Nikolayev V. I. 847, 849
Nikulin V. V. 107
Nistiriuk P. V. 269
Nosatov A. V. 795
Noskov V. Ya. 741, 744, 748, 751
Noskovich V. I. 680, 682, 684
Nosov A. S. 892, 895
Nosov O. S. 880, 899, 902
Novikov V. E. 624
Novikov V. I. 409
Obod V. A. 778
Oborzhytsky V. I. 461
Obrezanova L. A. 441, 443
Obukhov I. A. 577
Obukhova Z. K. 303
Obukhovets V. A. 373
Odarenko E. N. 167, 934
Oginova I. A. 805
Olenyuk V. N. 351
Oliynik V. 558
Omelchenko A. V. 354
Omelyanyuk I. V. 3
Onishchenko I. N. 185, 642
Orehovskaya T. I. 580
Osadchuk V. S. 113
Osadchuk . V. 113
Osadchy V. N. 533
Osipov A. M. 95, 97
Osipov A. N. 686
Osmanov M. R. 710
Ostapenkov P. S. 731
Ovcharov P. P. 680
Ovchinnikova E. V. 384
Ovechkin V. S. 423
Pahomov V. A. 865
Palto A. A. 729
Pantelyuk N. A. 909
Pantileeva G. A. 793
Parshin V. V. 833
Pashchenko A. V. 624
Pashkov V. 445
Pashkovskii A. B. 69, 119, 603
Pasiuga V. N. 783
Pavlenko D. V. 109
Pavlyuk V. V. 406
Pchelin V. A. 52, 69
Peregudov S. N. 692, 803
Petrov V. Yu. 630
Petrov M. P. 916
Petrov V. V. 547
Petrova N. G. 537
Petrovskiy M. V. 145
Petrukhin G. D. 924
Pfeifer G. 328
Pik V. N. 89
Pinchuk L. 477
Pivnyuk A. V. 3
Pivovarov I. U. 417, 502, 504
Plaksin S. V. 760
Plaksina S. D. 630
Plaksiy V. T. 93
Plehanov V. E. 529
Plotnikov V. V. 688
Pochekaylova L. P. 778
Poddubny A. A. 941, 943
XXXV
Poddubny V. A. 941, 943

Podolskyy D. S. 930
Pogarsky S. A. 429
Pogorelaya L. M. 760
Pogorelova E. V. 121
Pohvalin A. A. 502
Pokataev V. N. 758, 805
Poletaev D. A. 667
Polevich S. A. 657, 659, 661
Polikarovskykh O. I. 267
Polivkin S. N. 737
Polukarov V. I. 486
Polyakov S. V. 873, 876, 886
Popina S. M. 439
Popkov O. V. 575
Popkova T. L. 125
Poplavko Y. 445
Popov I. V. 484
Popov M. A. 81, 83, 85, 560
Popov P. V. 231
Potapov A. A. 26, 632
Potapov D. S. 696, 723
Potapova T. I. 69
Poutilin V. N. 255
Pozdnyakov D. V. 584, 595, 598
Poznyak A. A. 763
Praporchtshikov V. V. 871
Printsovskii V. A. 58
Prohorenko A. V. 892, 895
Prokhorov E. D. 93, 109, 111, 117
Prokopenko Yu. V. 510
Prokop'ev E. P. 527
Pronina G. . 490
Proskuryakov A. Y. 364
Pshenichnaya S. V. 429
Pushkarev V. P. 60
Pushkaryev S. S. 636
Pustovoytenko V. V. 15
Puzanov O. O. 404
Pyrshen B. L. 758
Radchenko V. 73, 495
Radchenko R. V. 313
Radionov V. P. 765
Radzievsky V. G. 671
Rakitjansky F. A. 880, 899, 902
Rakov Yu. N. 554
Rassokhina Ju. V. 479
Rebrov A. S. 79, 669
Redin M. I. 433
Rjabkin Y. V. 876
Rogozhin M. V. 3
Romanenko S. N. 402
Romanov S. S. 624
Romanyuk V. A. 221
Rombovsky M. Y. 639
Roschoupkin S. A. 630
Rostov V. V. 644, 646
Roytman E. M. 801
Rubanik A. V. 33
Rubets S. P. 721
Rudakov A. V. 51
Rudavskii E. Ya. 721
Rud'ko B. F. 799
Rudnitsky A. S. 467
Rusakov V. S. 575
Rusov Yu. S. 421, 423
Ryabenkov V. I. 283
XXXVI
Rybalko A. S. 721
Rybalko D. 338
Rybka N. I. 435
Sachot R. 926
Safronova L. P. 807, 809
Sakalo S. N. 791
Salamatin V. V. 710
Saltykov Yu. D. 15
Samisko S. A. 820, 822
Samurina L. L. 490
Sannikov N. J. 425
Saprykin I. I. 429
Saprynskaja L. A. 133
Sautbekov S. S. 837
Savin A. N. 139, 141
Schabanov V. F. 469
Schepinov V. 928
Scherbakova M. Yu. 77
Schill A. 325
Sedelnikov U. E. 781
Selina L. G. 780
Semenchik V. G. 865
Semyonov E. 73
Semyonov M. A. 849
Semyonova L. M. 95
Senkevich Ye. B. 179
Senko A. V. 131
Serdyuk I. V. 830
Sergeyev A. A. 490
Sergeyev A. S. 914
Serzhantov A. M. 506
Shaikhaev A. I. 780
Shalatonin V. I. 787
Shalatski A. V. 873
Shalyapin V. N. 828
Shamray A. V. 916
Shapoval I. M. 624
Shapovalenko O. I. 803
Shapovalov D. A. 892, 895
Sharaevsky Yu. P. 454, 459, 463
Shashkin V. I. 587
Sheherman F. I. 77, 101
Shein A. G. 203, 789
Shelkovnikov B. N. 345
Shepetkov A. . 396
Shestakov T. V. 263
Shevchenko K. 716
Shevchenko V. 249
Shevchuk S. N. 392
Shevliakov M. L. 103
Shilo G. N. 402
Shilov A. A. 589
Shimko A. Yu. 452, 456
Shipilova I. A. 510
Shipov K. 249
Shirokopoyas L. L. 758, 805
Shirokov I. B. 756, 797, 830
Shishkov V. V. 907
Shkorbatov Y. G. 783
Shmachilin P. A. 377
Shmat'ko A. A. 167, 465, 934
Shmigin D. 445
Shmyglyuk A. S. 409
Shnitnikov A. S. 115
Shokalo V. M. 213, 215
Shorokhova E. A. 386, 407
Shpak V. G. 644
Shtager E. 9
Shvachich V. G. 930
Shvachkin A. M. 703
Shwedov S. V. 651
Sidorov Y. G. 390
Sigailov M. S. 907
Simanchuk B. P. 439
Sinani A. I. 490
Sinitsyn A. K. 125, 127, 135, 163,
169, 613
Sinitsyna T. V. 871
Sinyakov A. N. 646
Sinyavskiy G. P. 81
Sirenko S. P. 795
Sitsko N. Yu. 564
Sivokon' K. V. 205
Skorokhodov V. N. 619
Skripal A. 549
Skripkin N. I. 192
Skripnik Yu. 716
Skuratovsky I. G. 512
Skvortsov V. 549
Sledkov V. A. 441, 443
Slesarenko S. S. 920
Slipchenko N. I. 545, 547
Slyozkin V. G. 415, 947
Smailov Yu. Y. 688
Smirnov A. I. 531, 793
Smokin D. 269
Smolskiy S. M. 731, 744, 748, 751
Smyntyna V. A. 556
Sobakinskaya E. A. 785
Sokolovskiy I. I. 760
Sologub V. V. 876
Solovyov Y. L. 51
Soroka I. N. 876
Sotnikov G. V. 642
Srinivasan G. 448, 560
Starchevskiy Yu. L. 205
Starodubov A. V. 609
Starostenko V. V. 663, 665, 667
Stolarchuk A. V. 634
Storozhenko I. P. 111, 117
Strelnytskyi A. A. 213, 215
Strelnytskyi A. E. 213, 215
Strepka I. D. 824
Strikovskiy A. V. 793
Stroganov V. A. 630
Strybizh I. S. 880, 899, 902
Sukach G. A. 932
Sukhanov P. P. 781
Sukhoruchko O. N. 488, 514
Sunduchkov K. S. 218
Suvorova G. P. 356
Svatyev V. I. 296
Sveshnikov Yu. N. 551
Svich V. A. 932, 934
Sviridenko V. I. 873, 876, 886, 897
Sviridova O. V. 556
Svitlychenko I. N. 273
Synkovsky M. S. 415
Syrkin V. 928
Taran Ye. P. 663, 665, 667
Tarapov S. I. 721
Taratanov N. A. 575
Tashilov A. S. 87
Tatarenko A. S. 448
Tatarinsky S. N. 889
Temchenko V. S. 419
Terehov A. V. 880, 899, 902
Terentiev I. S. 277
Tereshchenko V. Yu. 665
Ternovoy M. Y. 343, 362
Teryokhin Yu. V. 15
Timashov V. A. 712
Timoshenkov S. P. 527, 529
Tolstolutskaja A. V. 83, 85
Tolstolutskiy S. I. 81, 83, 85
Tolupa S. V. 321
Toropov A. I. 554
Torubarov Y. V. 897
Tregubov N. F. 733
Tregubov V. B. 52
Trembach D. N. 889
Tretyakov M. Yu. 833
Trifonov . A. 671
Tronc P. 571
Trotsyshyn I. V. 714
Trubin A. A. 409, 473
Trushkin A. N. 690
Tsaplev A. V. 277
Tsiganov D. I. 811
Tsimbal V. N. 15
Tsopa . I. 213, 215
Tsurcan A. G. 269
Tsurcanu D. N. 265, 269
Tsurcanu T. P. 269
Tsvetkov A. I. 209
Tsvetkov L. I. 820, 822
Tsyrkunov D. A. 580
Tupikin V. D. 771
Turchaninova I. A. 907
Tyrnov O. F. 839
Tyschuk Y. N. 392, 431
Tyurin M. A. 292
Unzhakov D. A. 665
Usanov D. 549
Ushakov D. V. 582
Usin V. A. 694
Usina A. V. 694
Ustinenko E. A. 173, 175
Ustyantsev M. A. 601
Vainikainen P. 427
Vakas V. I. 259
Vaks V. L. 785
Vald-Perlov V. M. 47
Van t Klooster C. G. M. 815, 843
Vasilev Ya. O. 52
Vasyuchka V. I. 450
Vasyutynskyy V. 330, 332
Verba V. S. 735
Vertegel V. V. 684
Viberg M. 815
Vinnichenko A. N. 758, 805
Vinogradov V. V. 398
Vintman Z. L. 543
Vishnyakov S. V. 486
Voitenko A. G. 296
Voiter A. 235
Volkov A. V. 251
Volkov S. E. 218
Volkov V. V. 301
Voloshin A. S. 497
Volovenko M. V. 207
Volvach A. E. 824
Volvach L. N. 824
Vorobiev A. A. 67
Vorobyov G. S. 143, 145
Voskresenskiy D. I. 377, 394
Votoropin S. D. 707, 741, 744,
748, 751
Vountesmery V. S. 686
Yakornov E. A. 261, 273, 275
Yakovlev A. S. 375, 377
Yakovlev M. Y. 907
Yalandin M. I. 644
Yanenko A. F. 692, 778, 803
Yanin D. V. 793
Yanovskiy M. S. 484
Yaromenok S. I. 127
Yaschuk A. S. 345
Yatsunenko A. G. 539, 543
Yatsunskiy I. R. 556
Yefimov V. B. 15
Yeltchaninov A. A. 644
Yeremenko A. 445
Yermolov P. P. 15, 39
Yeryomka V. D. 151, 187, 195, 199
Yudin S. G. 569
Yurkov G. Yu. 575
Yurkov F. A. 398
Yurovsky Y. Y. 824
Yurovsky Y. F. 818
Zaboronkova T. M. 407
Zadachina A. V. 795
Zadvornyy V. V. 244, 360
Zagorodnii V. V. 560
Zaikin A. E. 419
Zaitsev V. V. 107
Zajanchukovsky V. V. 880
Zavislyak I. V. 560
Zdorovtsev S. V. 255
Zemlyanuhina O. M. 797
Zharkov Y. D. 609, 619
Zhidkov M. P. 619
Zhuravlev K. S. 554, 571
Zhuravleva O. V. 907
Zhurba V. O. 145
Zotov S. A. 527, 529
Zotov V. A. 47
Zubarevich O. I. 763
Zuyev S. A. 665
XXXVII
Organizations
Beam, republican research unitary enterprise
International Institute of Labor and Social
Relations, Gomel branch
Belarussian State University
Belarussian State University of Informatics
and Radioelectronics
Gomel
Gomel
Belarus
Belarus
425
425
Minsk
Minsk
Belarus
Belarus
Minsk
Minsk
Minsk
Minsk
Belarus
Belarus
Belarus
Belarus
467, 525, 564, 582, 584, 595, 598, 865

33, 63, 65, 125, 127, 129, 131, 135,
163, 165, 169, 255, 307, 309, 311, 580,
589, 591, 593, 613, 678, 763, 787
427, 729, 855
651
255
651
Helsinki
Paris
Finland
France
427
571
Strasbourg France
928
Dresden
Friedrichshafen
Tokyo
Astana
Germany
Germany
325, 328, 330, 332, 336

815
615
837
Biysk
Fryasino
Japan
Kazakhstan
Moldova
Netherlands
Russia
Russia
Fryazino
Russia
Kazan
Krasnoyarsk
Polytechnic Institute of Siberian Federal
KrasnoUniversity
yarsk
Reshetnyov Siberian State Aerospace University Krasnoyarsk
Vega, Joint Stock Company, Corporation
Moscow
Alikhanov Institute of Theoretical
Moscow
and Experimental Physics
ASD Ltd.
Moscow
Bauman Moscow State Technical University
Moscow
Bauman Moscow State Technical University
Moscow
BUTIS-M, Ltd.
Moscow
Central Tuberculosis Research Institute
Moscow
CNIRTI, FSUE
Moscow
Continuing Education Russian Medical Academy Moscow
Dilas, research and production company
Moscow
Eldorado Co.
Moscow
ELSOV, research and production centre
Moscow
FAZOTRON NIIR, JSC
Moscow
HYPERION, Ltd.
Moscow
Institute of Biochemical Physics RAS
Moscow
Institute of Control Sciences, RAS
Moscow
Institute of Microwave Semiconductor
Moscow
Electronics, RAS
Institute of Radioengineering and Electronics
Moscow
of RAS
Russia
Russia
52, 67, 69, 79, 119, 121, 133, 137, 171,

493, 603, 669
781
469, 497, 500, 506, 712
Russia
497, 500, 506
Russia
469
Russia
Russia
735
527
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
698, 725
521, 523, 811, 863
380, 413, 421, 423
871
780
73, 495
811
907
54, 56
292, 847, 849
703
521, 523, 735
537
719
77
Russia
26, 36, 283, 537, 569, 575, 632, 771
Institute of Applied Physics of NAS of Belarus

Integral, research and production corporation
MNIPI
United Institute of Solid State and
Semiconductor Physics of NAS of Belarus
University of Technology
Laboratoire dOptique Physique, Ecole
Superieure de Physique et Chimie
Industrielles
Universit Louis Pasteur, Laboratoire des
Systmes Photoniques
Dresden University of Technology
Astrium EADS GmbH
University of Electro-Communications
Eurasian National University
name of L. N. Gumilyov
Technical University of Moldova
ESA Estec
Altai Co.
Institute of Radioengineering and Electronics
of RAS, Fryasino branch
Istok, RPC, federal state-owned
unitary enterprise
Kazan State Technological University
Kirensky Institute of Physics, SB of RAS
XXXVIII
Kishinau
Noordwijk
263, 265, 269

815, 843
707, 751
177, 233, 863, 926
Interface-MFG Co.
Joint Institute of High Temperatures (JIHT), RAS
Kurnakov Institute of General and Inorganic
Chemistry of RAS
Lebedev Physical Institute, RAS
Lomonosov Moscow State University
MEPHI Photonics Centre
Microwave Systems, JSC
Mints Institute of Radio Engineering
Moscow Institute of Electronic Engineering
Moscow Institute of Electronic Technology
Moscow Power Engineering Institute
(technical university)
Moscow State Aviation Institute
(technical university)
Moscow State Engineering Physics Institute
Moscow State Institute of Electronics and
Mathematics
MTA-EHF, JSC
Pluton, JSC
Pulsar, science & production enterprise
Shubnikov Institute of Crystallography RAS
Space Research Institute (IKI) of RAS
Specialized Electronic Systems, JSC
Stelmakh Research and Development
Institute Polus
Technomash-VOS, JSC
. . Raspletin Almaz Scientific Industrial
Corporation
Elma-Malakhit Co.
Moscow
Moscow
Moscow
Russia
Russia
Russia
577
630
28, 575
Moscow
Moscow
Moscow
Moscow
Moscow
Moscow
Moscow
Moscow
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
644
575
928
73
909
857
527, 529
115, 415, 486, 731, 744, 748, 751
Moscow
Russia
Moscow
Moscow
Russia
Russia
375, 377, 384, 394, 419, 696, 723, 774,

867, 909, 922, 924
657
119
Moscow
Moscow
Moscow
Moscow
Moscow
Moscow
Moscow
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
36
187, 192
47
569
47
655, 657, 659, 661
907
Moscow
Moscow
Russia
Russia
907
490
Russia
551
Russia
Russia
Russia
277, 356, 364

87
209, 531, 793, 833, 912, 914
Russia
587, 785, 859
Russia
382
Russia
388
Russia
242, 785
Russia
793
Russia
407
Russia
873
Russia
386
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
554, 571
554
698, 725
30, 33
Russia
439, 441, 443
Russia
83, 85
Russia
81, 441, 443
MoscowZelenograd
Murom Institute of Vladimir State University
Murom
Kabardino-Balkarian State University
Nalchik
Institute of Applied Physics of RAS
Nizhniy
Novgorod
Institute of Physics of Microstructures of RAS
Nizhniy
Novgorod
LEMZ, JSC
Nizhniy
Novgorod
Nizhniy Novgorod Research Institute of Radio
Nizhniy
Engineering
Novgorod
Nizhniy Novgorod State Technical University
Nizhniy
Novgorod
Research Institute of Dermatology and
Nizhniy
Venereology
Novgorod
Research Institute of Radiophysics (NIRFI)
Nizhniy
Novgorod
Salut-27 Co.
Nizhniy
Novgorod
Sedakov Research Institute of Measuring
Nizhniy
Systems, FSUE
Novgorod
Institute for Semiconductor Physics, SB of RAS Novosibirsk
Oktava, JSC
Novosibirsk
Penza State University
Penza
Institute of Cell Biophysics , RAS
Pushchino,
Moscow
region
Faza, public corporation
Rostov-onDon
Research Institute of Radiocommunications
Rostov-onDon
South Federal University
Rostov-onDon
XXXIX
Spetsvuzavtomatika, SRI
Ryazan State Radio Engineering University
Samara State University
Almaz-Phazotron, scientific and production
center
Chernyshevsky Saratov State University
SRI of Gaging Equipment
Electrotechnical University (LETI)
Ioffe Physico-Technical Institute of RAS
Krylov Shipbuilding Research Institute
State University of Information Technologies,
Mechanics and Optics
Taganrog Institute of Technology, Southern
Federal University
Institute of High-Current Electronics, SB RAS
Micran Co.
Research Institute of Semiconductor Devices
SRI of Nuclear Physics, TPU
Tomsk State University
Tomsk State University of Control Systems
and Radioelectronics (TUSR)
Novgorod State University
Planeta-Argall Co.
Volgograd State Technical University
Federal State-Research Center of Electronic
Warfare
Demidov Yaroslavl State University
Institute of Electrophysics, UB RAS
Rostov-onDon
Ryazan
Samara
Saratov
Russia
443
Russia
Russia
Russia
173, 175
107
73
Saratov
Russia
Saratov
St.Petersburg
St.Petersburg
St.Petersburg
St.Petersburg
Taganrog
Russia
Russia
139, 141, 147, 231, 454, 459, 463, 549,

607, 609, 611, 617, 619
771
417, 452, 456, 502, 504, 533
Russia
661, 916
Russia
Russia
918
Russia
373
Tomsk
Tomsk
Tomsk
Tomsk
Tomsk
Tomsk
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
Russia
644, 646
75, 77, 101, 103, 105, 253
49, 51, 707, 741, 744, 748, 751
741
571
60, 105, 744
Veliky
Novgorod
Veliky
Novgorod
Volgograd
Voronezh
Russia
448
Russia
95, 97
Russia
Russia
203, 789
671
Russia
Russia
861
644
Russia
741, 744, 748, 751
Russia
907
Russia
490
Sweden
Switzerland
Ukraine
815
926
Ukraine
539, 543
Ukraine
760
Ukraine
15, 758, 805
Ukraine
873, 876, 880, 886, 889, 892, 895, 897,

899, 902
876
58, 479
313
876
624
Yaroslavl
Yekaterinburg
Ural State Technical University
Yekaterinburg
Kaluzhskiy Scientific and Research Institute
Zhukov,
(KNIRTI)
Kaluga
Region
Tikhomirov Instrument-Making Research
Zhukovskiy,
Institute
Moscow
Region
Saab Ericsson Space AB
Gothenburg
Institute of Quantum Electronics and Photonics Lausanne
Dnepropetrovsk National University
Institute of Transport Systems and

Technologies of Ukraine NAS Transmag
Yuzhnoe, state design office
named after M. K. Yangel
Betatvcom Ltd.
Dnepropetrovsk
Dnepropetrovsk
Dnepropetrovsk
Dnepropetrovsk
Donetsk
Data-Express, Ltd.
Donetsk National University
SRI of Complex Automation
Topaz, JSC
Electrophysical Processing Center of NASU
Donetsk
Donetsk
Donetsk
Donetsk
Kharkov
Institute of Technical Mechanics, NASU-NSAU
XL
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
758, 805, 930
Institute of High Energy Physics and Nuclear

Physics of NSC KIPT of NASU
Institute of Plasma Electronic and New Methods
of Acceleration of NSC KIPT of NASU
Institute of Radio Astronomy, NAS of Ukraine
Kalmykov Center of Radiophysical Sensing of
Eart, NASU-NSAU
Karazin Kharkov National University
Kharkov
Ukraine
624
Kharkov
Ukraine
624, 626, 636
Kharkov
Kharkov
Ukraine
Ukraine
195
15
Kharkov
Ukraine
Kharkiv State University of Feed and Trade

Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology,
National Science Center
Kharkov Medical Academy of Post Education
Kharkov National University of Radioelectronics
(KhNURE)
Kharkov
Kharkov
Ukraine
Ukraine
93, 109, 111, 117, 167, 429, 465, 516,

739, 783, 807, 809, 839, 841, 934
694
185, 642
Kharkov
Kharkov
Ukraine
Ukraine
Kharkov State Medical University

Kozhedub Kharkiv Air Force University
Scientific Physical-Technologic Center
Usikov Institute for Radiophysics and
Electronics, NAS of Ukraine
Kharkov
Kharkov
Kharkov
Kharkov
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
Verkin Institute for Low Temperature Physics

and Engineering of NASU
Khmelnitsky National University
Institute of Electronics and Communication,
UASSP
Institute of Telecommunications, National
Technical University of Ukraine KPI
International Telecommunication Company
Kiev National University of Technologies
and Design
Kvant-Efir, SPC
Kyivstar GSM Co.
Lashkaryov Institute of Semiconductor Physics
of NASU
Military Institute of Telecommunications and
Information Technology
National Technical University of Ukraine "KPI"
Kharkov
Ukraine
National University of Food Technology

Orion, state enterprise research institute
Research Center of Communication and
Informatization of Armed Forced of Ukraine
RRT, Concern
S&T Soft-Tronik
Saturn, JS SPE
Scientific Research Centre of Quantum Medicine
Vidhuk Ministry of Public Health of Ukraine
State University of Communication Technology
Taras Shevchenko National University
Telecommunication System Institute at National
Technical University of Ukraine (KPI)
Ukrainian Scientific-Research and Training
Centre for Standartization, Certification and
Quality
Ukrainian State Centre of Radio Frequencies
UKRKOSMOS, state enterprise
Kvarsit, State Research and Production
Enterprise
Lviv Polytechnic National University
Lviv Radio Engineering Research Institute
Crimean Astrophysical Observatory, SRI
795
15, 39, 167, 195, 199, 205, 207, 213,
215, 257, 338, 354, 390, 545, 547, 601,
634, 694, 791, 934
939
694
465
93, 151, 179, 181, 187, 199, 404, 484,
488, 508, 510, 512, 514, 615, 675, 721,
765, 795, 826, 828, 851, 853
721
Khmelnitsky Ukraine
Kiev
Ukraine
267, 714
3, 281, 294, 296, 301, 303
Kiev
Ukraine
223, 225, 227, 235, 477
Kiev
Kiev
Ukraine
Ukraine
249
716
Kiev
Kiev
Kiev
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
3
259
551
Kiev
Ukraine
221
Kiev
Ukraine
Kiev
Kiev
Kiev
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
3, 261, 271, 273, 275, 281, 325, 349,

351, 362, 445, 686, 920, 941, 943
803
551
249, 251, 287, 435
Kiev
Kiev
Kiev
Kiev
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
3
229, 239
89, 91
692, 778, 799, 803
Kiev
Kiev
Kiev
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
Kiev
Ukraine
932
450, 558, 560, 562
218, 237, 244, 285, 287, 315, 321, 341,
343, 345, 358, 360, 367, 409, 473
778, 803
Kiev
Kiev
Konstantynivka
Lviv
Lviv
Nauchny,
Crimea
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
259
303, 305
733
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
461
481
818, 820, 822, 824, 835
XLI
Mechnikov Odessa National University

Regional Broadcasting Center
Telecard-Pribor Co.
Ukrainian SRI of Radio and TV Broadcasting
Marine Hidrophysical Institute, NAS of Ukraine
Sevastopol National Technical University
Odessa
Odessa
Odessa
Odessa
Sevastopol
Sevastopol
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
Training and Certification Nautical Center

Crimean Radio & TV Broadcasting Center
Vernadsky Tavrida National University
Sumy State University
Vinnitsa National Technical University
Regional Broadcasting Center
Zaporozhye National Technical University
Zhitomir State Technological University
Oakland University
Sevastopol
Simferopol
Simferopol
Sumy
Vinnitsa
Zaporozhye
Zaporozhye
Zhitomir
Rochester
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
Ukraine
USA
XLII
400, 556
301
249
289, 317
15
392, 396, 398, 415, 431, 433, 680, 682,
684, 688, 690, 710, 737, 756, 797, 830,
945, 947
947
3
663, 665, 667
143, 145, 621, 639
113, 535
296
402, 573
406, 705, 776, 801
448, 560
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2007 CriMiCo

2007 17th International Crimean Conference

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Technical Program Committee

FEDOTOV Yevgeny Antoninovich (born on 16 February 1926) well-known Sevastopol researcher of

LOBKOVA Lyubov Mikhailovna Doctor of Science, Professor of Radio Engineering Department at

LUKYANCHUK Alexandr Grigoryevich (born on 12 September 1948) Candidate of Science, senior

SUNDUCHKOV Konstantin Stanislavovich (born in Chenjan, China on 6 September 1940) Doctor of

SESSION 1/1: MICROCIRCUIT MODULES & MICROWAVE AMPLIFIERS

MILLIMETER WAVE LENGTH TRANSCEIVER WITH LINEAR FREQUENCY CONTROL

MM-WAVE MODULES FOR SHORT RANGE RADAR SYSTEMS

DOPLER MODUL AND PHASE-CORRECTING FRESNEL ZONE PLATES ANTENNA

X-BAND HYBRID POWER AMPLIFIERS FOR PHASED ARRAY APPLICATION

VHF, UHF AND L-BAND PULSE HIGH-POWER AMPLIFIERS

UHF DUAL CLASS POWER AMPLIFIERS OF E TYPE

HARMONICS FILTRATION CIRCUIT OF THE MICROWAVE POWER AMPLIFIER

COMPRESSION EFFECTS AND APC RESEARCH IN WIDE-BAND

THE MODULE FOR POWER AMPLIFICATION OF RADIOPULSE BPSK VHF SIGNALS

RADIOMODULE OF VHF RECEPTION PATH

THERMAL SIMULATION OF HIGH POWER TRANSISTORS AND MIC

SESSION 1/2: SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES & MICROWAVE ICs

CONTROL GAAS MMIC GROUP FOR ACTIVE PHASED ARRAY SYSTEMS

X-BAND MMIC LOW-NOISE AMPLIFIER BASED ON 0.15 m GaAs PHEMT TECHNOLOGY

MMIC LIMITER. NEW FUNCTIONAL CAPABILITIES

TEMPERATURE EFFECTS IN GAAS MMIC DIGITAL AND ANALOG ATTENUATORS

3 5.5 GHz BAND GaAs MMIC PHASE SHIFTER

DC-4 GHz BAND GaAs MMIC 4-BIT DIGITAL ATTENUATOR

TECHNOLOGY OF MM-WAVE EXTRA POWERFUL IMPATT DIODES

QUASI-MONOLITHIC CM-WAVE SELF-OSCILLATORS

ACTIVE MICROSTRIP TRAVELING-WAVE DIRECTIONAL FILTER

BROADBAND DETECTORS OF EHF REGION ON THE BASIS OF SEMIMETAL B1-XSBX

1.24p DESIGN OF L- AND S-BAND MMIC LOW NOISE AMPLIFIERS

SESSION 1a: SOLID STATE DEVICES CAD/CAM

VISUAL DESIGN OF X-BAND TWO-STAGE MMIC LOW-NOISE AMPLIFIER

DESIGN OF MULTIPLEXERS ON THE BASIS

TRANSISTOR LARGE-SIGNAL SCATTERING PARAMETERS

OSCILLATOR INTEGRATED MODEL WITH CAPACITIVE COUPLING

APPLICATION OF MULTILEVEL ADAPTATION TECHNIQUE

OSCILLATION EFFICIENCY OF DIODES WITH Al0.3Ga0.8As/GaAs CATHODE

UHF SELF-OSCILLATOR WITH ELECTRIC CONTROL BASED

PIN DIODE FORWARD RESISTANCE MEASURED BY PULSE TECHNIQUE

INP GUNN DIODES WITH FORWARD BIAS HETEROCATHODE

1a.10 HEAT GENERATION IN HIGH POWER HEMT's SIZE ESTIMASHION

SESSION 2/1: COMMON PROBLEMS OF VACUUM MICROWAVE ELECTRONICS

OHMIC LOSSES INFLUENCE ATLONGITUDINALLY-PERIODIC

NEW TYPE OF THE GENERATOR ON THE GOFFERED RESONATOR

THE LINEAR ELECTRON ACCELERATOR ON THE IRREGULAR CORRUGATED WAVEGUIDE

MULTIBEAM GUN FORMING CURVELINEAR ELECTRON BEAMS OF LARGE COMPRESSION

RESEARCH OF GEOMETRICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SYMMETRIC 0I-WAVES FILTERS

GENERATION OF ULTRASHORT VIDEO PULSES BY BUNCHED ELECTRON BEAMS

ELECTRODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE COUPLED CAVITY CHAIN

LOCALIZED FIELDS IN STOPBANDS OF THE COUPLED NONIDENTICAL CAVITY CHAIN

INFLUENCE OF ACCELERATING POTENTIAL ON SIZE AND POSITION

2.10p DIELECTRIC LAYER IMPACT ON ELECTRODYNAMIC PARAMETERS OF OPEN RESONATORS

SESSION 2/2: -TYPE MICROWAVE DEVICES

THE USE OF THE EXCITATION EQUATIONS OF THE IRREGULAR WAVEGUIDES

NONRESONANT O-TYPE AMPLIFIER WITH INCLINED FOCUSING FIELD

TWO-STAGE RELATIVISTIC KLYSTRON-OSCILLATOR

ON THE PROSPECTS OF IOTs FOR LINAC WITH EFFICIENCY EXCEEDING 80 %

INVESTIGATION OF PULSE INDUCED CURRENT IN TRISTRON

SPECTRAL DISTRIBUTION OF CONVECTIVE AND INDUCED CURRENT PULSES IN TRISTRON

RESONANCE 2-MM BWO OPERATING ON 2nd SPACE HARMONIC