Lavanya Periasamy
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Lavanya Periasamy is a pioneering researcher in the field of satellite communications and advanced antenna fabrication. Her key research areas include CubeSat technology, 3-D-printed antenna systems, and millimeter-wave propagation. Periasamy’s most notable contribution is her groundbreaking work on an all-metal, 3-D-printed feed horn for CubeSats, assessed at 118.7503 GHz using a robotic antenna range. This study, published in 2017, demonstrated the viability of additive manufacturing for high-frequency satellite components, addressing critical questions about the reliability and performance of 3-D-printed antennas in space applications. With 19 citations, this work has become a foundational reference for researchers exploring cost-effective, rapid prototyping methods for small satellite systems. Periasamy’s research bridges the gap between emerging manufacturing technologies and practical aerospace engineering, offering innovative solutions for the growing CubeSat industry. Her work is particularly valuable for students and researchers interested in the intersection of 3-D printing, antenna design, and space technology, providing a compelling case study in how novel fabrication methods can meet the stringent demands of space-based communications.
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