@misc{elediasc12462,
            year = {2011},
            note = {This version is a pre-print of the final version available at IEEE.},
           month = {January},
           title = {Compromise Pattern Synthesis by Means of Optimized Time-Modulated Array Solutions},
          author = {Paolo Rocca and Lorenzo Poli and Luca Manica and Andrea Massa},
        abstract = {Originally, the use of time-modulated arrays was mainly devoted to the synthesis of low and ultra-low sidelobes arrays for the detection of radar signals [1]. Successively, only a few works have considered the use of time-modulated arrays for other applications (e.g., wireless communications [2]), although the first work proposing the use of time as an additional degree of freedom dates back to the 1950s [3]. Such an event has been probably caused by the main drawback of time-modulation that is the unavoidable presence of undesired sideband radiations (SRs) in the radiated field due to the periodic commutation of the RF switches between the on and off states. A detailed analysis on such a topic has been recently presented in [4], where a close-form relationship quantifying the power wasted in SR has been obtained.},
             url = {http://www.eledia.org/students-reports/462/}
}