Set of high-quality corrugated resonators for measurements at millimeter-wave band

Rodionova, V. N.; Slepyan, A. Ya.; Slepyan, G. Ya.

doi:10.1109/cpem.1994.333450

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“…The additional activity is a use of dissipative selection of the modes. The example considered in the given work, is semitransparent gratings of strips, located above mirror of the resonator (the effect of the resonance absorption in these gratings is used) [8]. In corrugated resonator, the dissipative selection of the modes is realized automatically-an effect of the anomalous small absorption is very sensitive to corner of the fall, frequency, and polarizations of the field [6].…”

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High -Factor Wideband Resonators for Millimeter and Submillimeter Applications

Gaevskaya

Karpovich

Rodionova

2012

International Journal of Microwave Science and Technology

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Physical principles for designing a multipurpose set of high Q-factor quasioptical and corrugated resonators with automatic frequency tuning (Q > 6 × 10 4 , VSWR < 1.6) that can operate in the frequency band from 37.5 to 400 GHz are presented. The electrodynamical calculation methods of resonators, the constructive particularities of resonators, the methods and results of the experimental researches are considered. This set of resonators can be used as a universal measuring resonator for measuring radiosignal fluctuations and parameters of different media, in particular, nanotube composites and high-temperature superconductors.

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confidence: 99%