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NASA NTRS · 20100002231

600-GHz Electronically Tunable Vector Measurement System

Abstract

A compact, high-dynamic-range, electronically tunable vector measurement system that operates in the frequency range from approximately 560 to approximately 635 GHz has been developed as a prototype of vector measurement systems that would be suitable for use in nearly-real-time active submillimeter-wave imaging. As used here, 'vector measurement system" signifies an instrumentation system that applies a radio-frequency (RF) excitation to an object of interest and measures the resulting amplitude and phase response, relative to either the applied excitatory signal or another reference signal related in a known way to applied excitatory signal.

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Dengler, Robert, Maiwald, Frank, Siegel, Peter. 2007-06-01. 600-GHz Electronically Tunable Vector Measurement System. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100002231

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