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The Beamed Power Microwave Transmitting Antenna

The potential applications, resulting hazards, safety considerations, and alternate options for high-power microwave beam transmission functions are discussed. Existing and projected beamed power control techniques are presented, and the differences between existing and proposed high-power conventional antennas and phased arrays are described.

R. M. Dickinson | R. Dickinson

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