A High-Resolution Imaging Radar at 580 GHz
By K. Cooper, R. Dengler, Goutam Chattopadhyay, E. Schlecht, J. Gill, Anders Skalare, Imran Mehdi, P. Siegel. IEEE Microwave and Wireless Components Letters, 2008
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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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- Goutam Chattopadhyay
- Hichem Guerboukha
- Kathirvel Nallappan
- Bertrand Thomas
- Maksim Skorobogatiy
- Peter H. Siegel
- J. Gill
- Imran Mehdi
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- Toward real-time terahertz imaging (2018, methodology): “For example, a Figure 17 Optical pulse THz pulse Induced polarization Nonlinear medium Electro-optic crystal /4 waveplate Wollaston prism B al an ce d ph ot od et ec to rOptical pulse THz pulse (a) (b) (a) THz generation using optical rectification and (b) THz detection using EOS. δz 30 μm positioni”
- THz Imaging Radar for Standoff Personnel Screening (2011, background): “The basic electronics block diagram of the 675 GHz imaging radar has changed little since we reported the first 580-GHz prototype [16], followed by a 675 GHz version [1].”
- Review of Terahertz Tomography Techniques (2014, background): “Thus they can be used to test, image [3] or analyze samples through many types of covering materials, such as paper and plastics, and allow imaging in a standoff configuration [4, 5].”