论文信息 - Frequency selective surface design for submillimetric demultiplexing

Frequency selective surface design for submillimetric demultiplexing

Efficient diplexing of bands centered at 200 and 600 GHz has been achieved using two types of frequency selective surfaces. Computer and measured results are used to assess their suitability as beam splitters in a submillimeter-wave quasioptical radiometer. © 1994 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

Edward A. Parker | Robert Cahill

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