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Paul Yilin Sung is seeking an RF microwave/mmWave circuits position, especially in transparent and/or non-transparent RF circuits and beam steering antenna designs for 5G applications. He has a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Binghamton University with a dissertation on wearable, lightweight, and transparent microwave circuits and antennas on flexible substrates. He has three years of experience in RF microwave/mmWave circuits and antenna design, fabrication, measurement, and troubleshooting.

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Paul Yilin Sung is seeking an RF microwave/mmWave circuits position, especially in transparent and/or non-transparent RF circuits and beam steering antenna designs for 5G applications. He has a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Binghamton University with a dissertation on wearable, lightweight, and transparent microwave circuits and antennas on flexible substrates. He has three years of experience in RF microwave/mmWave circuits and antenna design, fabrication, measurement, and troubleshooting.

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PAUL YILIN SUNG

+1-717-406-8280/+886-0928-561-361  ysung2@binghamton.edu, paulsong0818@gmail.com

OBJECTIVE
I have three years RF microwave/mmWave circuits & antenna design, fabrication, measurement, and troubleshoot-
ing experience. I am seeking an RF microwave/mmWave circuits position, especially in transparent and/or non-
transparent RF circuits and beam steering antenna designs for 5G applications, in your company that embraces
creativity and innovation.

EDUCATION
Binghamton University, State University of New York, Watson School Engineering
Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering, GPA: 3.83/4.00 May 2018
Dissertation title: Wearable, lightweight, and transparent microwave circuits and antennas on flexible substrates
Dissertation advisors: Dr. David J. Klotzkin, Dr. Charles R. Westgate
Pennsylvania State University, School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering May 2013
National Sun Yat-sen University, Institute of Communications Engineering
Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering January 2010
Tamkang University, Department of Electrical Engineering
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering January 2005

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Skills RF microwave/mmWave circuits design, fabrication, and measurements,


mmWave 5G antenna array design, WiFi, Bluetooth, and 4G LTE,
flexible hybrid electronics, wireless communications system design
Design Software ANSYS HFSS, CST Microwave Studio, AWR Microwave Office, MATLAB,
ExpressPCB
Testing equipment RF microwave probe station, RF microwave vector network analyzer,
scanning electron microscope (SEM), carbon coater, Horiba Ellipsometry,
UV/VIS/NIR spectrophotometer, dektak stylus profiler, flex fatigue tester,
stereo microscope, Labview

PROJECTS/WORK EXPERIENCE

Transparent antennas for mmWave 5G applications based on copper grid patterns aligned with the
display pixel pitch on flexible glass
Binghamton University CAMM, 2018 - Present
· Achievement: Designed 5G antennas and antenna arrays based on copper grid patterns aligned with electronic
displays’ pixel pitch on a 100 µm Willow Glass to achieve high transparency in the visible wavelengths. The
MIMO antenna array’s radiation pattern is omnidirectional with greater than 65% radiation efficiency, and with
isolation of MIMO antenna array calculated from envelope correlation coefficients (ECC) predicts by ANSYS
HFSS.
· Methods: The copper grid antenna is designed and fabricated on one side of the substrate. The linewidth of the
grid can be adjusted accordingly to meet the pixel pitch dimensions of the display resolution. The transparent
grid antenna array can be fed with a single source with power divider circuits or can be individually fed to
achieve multi-input and multi-output (MIMO) systems. MEMS true time delays can be incorporated into the
feed structure to steer beams in a specific direction. The anti-reflective coatings design is also integrated with the
transparent grid antenna to minimize reflections of electronic displays.

End-fire beam steering Vivaldi antenna array for mmWave 5G applications on flexible glass and
ultra-thin ceramic substrates
Binghamton University CAMM, sponsored by Corning Inc., NY. (S.C. Pollard, M.H. Huang, S.M. Garner, and
C.B. Daly), 2018 - Present
· Achievement: Designed a directional Vivaldi antenna array on Willow Glass and flexible ceramic substrates
for 5G wireless systems to achieve radiation gain greater than 10 dB with mutli-band resonant frequencies. The
radiation efficiency is greater than 60% of a 1 × 4 array structure.
· Methods: Impedance matching and feedline stub tuner for a Vivaldi slotline. MEMS true time delays can be
incorporated with Vivaldi antenna array’s feed structure to steer beams in a specific direction.

Transparent antennas for wireless systems based on patterned indium tin oxide and flexible glass
Binghamton University CAMM, sponsored by Corning Inc., NY. (S.C. Pollard, M.H. Huang, S.M. Garner, and
C.B. Daly), 2015 - present
· Achievement: Designed 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz ISM bands antennas with indium tin oxide on a 100 µm Willow
Glass. Radiation efficiencies were achieved 75% for 5.8 GHz antennas and 60% for 2.4 GHz antennas. The
HFSS simulation and the measured return loss and radiation gain have quantitatively good agreement which the
deviation is less than 100 MHz. The average transparency of the antenna was 81% in the visible wavelength range.
The ITO antennas’ transmission range is at least 200 meters.
· Methods: Designed a unique feeding structure and a modified patch-like radiator shape to improve radiation
efficiency and radiation gain.

Microwave circuits modeling and measurement of wearable antenna design


Binghamton University CAMM, sponsored by General Electric, NY, 2016 - Present
· Achievement: Tested microwave circuits on a 2 mil thick Kapton substrate with 150 µm pitch Picoprobes, and
modeled the circuits with ANSYS HFSS and CST Microwave Studio. Designed a 2.4 GHz medical use, wearable
inverted F antenna for Bluetooth application, and a Wilkinson power divider with an aerosol jet printed silver on
a 2 − 5 mil thick polyimide.
· Methods: Measured RF microwave circuits with Picoprobes, and modeled the circuits with ANSYS HFSS/CST
Microwave Studio to fit measured data with simulation. SMA connectors modeling was also taken into account
in design and modeling for the IFA antenna and the Wilkinson power divider to achieve better agreement of the
fitting.

Anti-reflective coatings (ARCs) on flexible substrates


Binghamton University CAMM, sponsored by Corning Inc., NY. (S.C. Pollard, M.H. Huang, S.M. Garner, and
C.B. Daly), 2015 - 2018
· Achievement: Developed a stack of thin anti-reflective coating layers on both side of a 100 µm Willow Glass.
The design minimizes the reflectivity for angles of incidence from 0 to 60 degrees. The reflectivity is 0.28% and
transparency is 97% at 0 degrees angles of incidence at 550 nm. The reflectivity is 7.8% and transparency is 90%
at 60 degrees angles of incidence at 550 nm. The proposed anti-reflective coatings design is aimed at integrating
low reflectivity and high transparency techniques into the transparent antenna design.
· Methods: Designed the ARC layers with an average uniform algorithm method to obtain lowest reflectivity and
highest transmissivity in wide angle of incidence range over the visible wavelengths. The ITO annealing process
and double sided coatings contributed the substrate to reach lower reflection compared to a plain glass.

PUBLICATIONS
• Y.L. Sung, R.E. Malay, X. Wen, C.N. Bezama, V.V. Soman, M.H. Huang, S.M. Garner, M.D. Poliks, and D.J. Klotzkin,
”Anti-reflective coating with conductive indium tin oxide layer on flexible glass substrates,” Applied Optics, vol. 57,
no. 9 (pp. 2202-2207), 2018.
• M.D. Poliks, Y.L. Sung, J.P. Lombardi, R.E. Malay, J.M. Dederick, C.R. Westgate, M.H. Huang, S.M. Garner, S.C.
Pollard, and C.B. Daly, ”Transparent antennas for wireless systems based on patterned indium tin oxide and flexible
glass,” Electronic Components and Technology Conference (ECTC), Orlando, FL (pp. 1443-1448), Aug., 2017.
• Y.L. Sung, A. Morales, and S. Agili, ”Outage probability of network-coding-based cooperative communication system,”
International Conference on Consumer Electronics (ICCE), Las Vegas, NV (pp. 620-622), Mar., 2013.
• H.H. Chen, Y.L. Sung, A. Morales, and S. Agili, ”Cooperative communication with network coding,” IEEE 16th
International Symposium on Consumer Electronics (ISCE), Harrisburg, PA (pp. 1-3), July, 2012.
• An ITO antenna and printed microwave circuits papers are in preparation.

TEACHING/HONORS/AWARDS

• Outstanding Doctoral Teaching Assistant: Mathematical Methods and Electric Circuits 2013-2015
• Outstanding Teaching Assistant: Engineering Mathematics 2011-2012
• Currently offering lectures in microwave circuits and antenna design, EECE 680B-01 2018

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