Conformal Array Antenna Theory and Design / IEEE/OUP Series on Electromagnetic Wave Theory (PDF)

Lars Josefsson is a Fulbright scholar who has been
with Ericsson Microwave Systems in Sweden since 1963 when he worked
on ground scattering problems associated with radar design,
infrared radiation and propagation, and airborne pulse doppler
radar system analysis. In 1968 he moved to the Antenna
Department at Ericsson where he was involved with broadband
polarizers and twist reflectors, stripline
and waveguide slot arrays, and phased array antenna
systems. He is responsible for the introduction of new
antenna technology and systems, internal R& D projects, and
internal courses relating to antennas. In 2001 he was
appointed Senior Expert, Antenna Systems.

He has at the early project definition phase undertaken studies for
many of the antenna systems that have later been put into
production by Ericsson. These studies include, for example,
dual frequency Cassegrain antennas, Flat plate antennas, Phase
steered AEW antennas, and 3D Radar antennas. Dr. Josefsson
has taken an active role in the AIMT project (Antenna Integrated
Microwave Technology) sponsored by FMV, the Swedish Defense
Material Administration. His responsibilities have included
the development of mutual coupling models for certain classes of
array antennas. He was technical leader for the initial
development phase of Ericsson's AESA phased array radar antenna,
aimed at next generation airborne radar applications. Currently he
is involved in developing conformal antenna arrays.

Patrik Persson is a research scientist and instructor at
the Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden. He is the 2002
recipient of the R.W.P. King Prize Paper Award by the IEEE Antennas
and Propagation Society. A frequent collaborator with
Dr. Josefsson, he teaches courses on Antenna Theory at RIT and
has been a visiting scholar at the ElectroScience Laboratory
at Ohio State University.

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