Internal Calibration System Using Learning Algorithm With Gradient Descent

Jung, Chan-Yong; Bae, Kyung-Bin; Kim, Dong-Chan; Park, Seong‐Ook

doi:10.1109/lgrs.2019.2950671

IEEE Geosci. Remote Sensing Lett.

2020

DOI: 10.1109/lgrs.2019.2950671

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Internal Calibration System Using Learning Algorithm With Gradient Descent

Chan-Yong Jung

Kyung-Bin Bae

Dong-Chan Kim

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“…[7][8][9] Metamaterials with single scale pattern 10) are usually effective to one frequency of incident EM wave, leading absorption close to 100%. Many kinds of radars operate in 8-18 GHz, 11,12) thus it is necessary to develop broadband absorbing materials based on metamaterials.…”

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Broadband absorbing property of the composite by fractal gap-square-ring metasurface and dielectric layers

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Qiu

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The fractal gap-square-ring (FGSR) pattern metasurface is combined with silicon carbide fibre (SiCf) as dielectric loss layers, and the composite double-layer fractal gap-square-ring metamaterial absorber (C-DFRMA) presents broadband microwave absorption performance till the incident angle up to 45°. Reflection loss (RL) is better than -10 dB in 8.32~15.68 GHz and peak value reaches -23.36 dB. Relation of RL and permittivity spectrum of dielectric loss layers was investigated by the Debye model. The FGSR pattern metasurface has robustness to permittivity spectrum, benificial to avoiding use of magnetic loss materials. The C-DFRMA provides a new choice as broadband microwave absorber.

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Broadband absorbing property of the composite by fractal gap-square-ring metasurface and dielectric layers

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Internal Calibration System Using Learning Algorithm With Gradient Descent

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Broadband absorbing property of the composite by fractal gap-square-ring metasurface and dielectric layers

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