1948
DOI: 10.1049/ji-3-2.1948.0117
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The design and use of resonant cavity wavemeters for spectrum measurements of pulsed transmitters at wavelengths near 10 cm

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“…It induces surface currents, which flow along the circumference of the cavity walls [19] and hence do not cross the boundary between the two half shells. Resistive losses due to contact springs are effectively avoided, and therefore its Q factor is higher compared to other modes.…”
Section: Cavity Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It induces surface currents, which flow along the circumference of the cavity walls [19] and hence do not cross the boundary between the two half shells. Resistive losses due to contact springs are effectively avoided, and therefore its Q factor is higher compared to other modes.…”
Section: Cavity Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The resonant circuit will affect the electromagnetic field created by the radiator. The most significant influence occurs at frequencies close to the resonant frequency of the resonant circuit, causing exhausting of energy of the EMF and its subsequent return (reflection) [15]. The returning wave advances back to the radiator and from there, in the form of a high-frequency voltage it passes through a directional coupler into the control electronics.…”
Section: Realization Of the Device For Contactless Sensing Of Mechanimentioning
confidence: 99%