Submillimeter-Wave Radiometer Technology for Earth Remote Sensing Applications
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Receiver techniques and detectors
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The current state of the art for photomixer based sources is explored in light of heterodyne local oscillator and coherent tests sources for antenna and component characterization at THz frequencies.
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This paper focuses mostly on satellite microwave observations from UARS MLS (Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite Microwave Limb Sounder) at 186.5 and 203.2 GHz.
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Mass and power for the next generation of NASA's heterodyne spectrometers must be greatly reduced to satisfy the constraints of future small-spacecraft missions. Here we present a new receiver concept for remote sensing in the Solar System, with greatly reduced mass, power, and size compared to instruments implemented in current missions.
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The mass and power of a heterodyne spectrometer must be greatly reduced to satisfy small space mission constraints. We report on a 220 GHz receiver, requiring less than 4.8 W, with a mass of 1.25 kg. The mass and power savings are achieved through reducing components to a minimum, while providing performance for a Martian atmospheric sounder.
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