DocumentCode
2642852
Title
Millimeter RADAR at Georgia Tech
Author
Dyer, F.B. ; Reedy, E.K.
Volume
74
Issue
1
fYear
1974
fDate
12-14 June 1974
Firstpage
152
Lastpage
152
Abstract
This paper outlines the history of millimeter RADAR research at Georgia Tech during the past twenty years. During this period, numerous important developments have been achieved by investigators at Georgia Tech in the understanding and application of millimeter waves. Milestones in this work include 35 GHz propagation and scattering investigationa dating from the early fifties (results of which are still widely referenced); early application of 70 GHz, submillimeter radiometric and spectroscopic investigations beyound 300 GHz; development of unique, low-loss scanning antennas; and fabrication and testing of complete scanning RADAR systems at 70 GHz. Recent research includes investigations of scattering phenomena at all of the millimeter RADAR bands and the development of extremely high performance antennas at 70 and 95 GHz,
Keywords
Antennas and propagation; Fabrication; History; Millimeter wave propagation; Millimeter wave radar; Radar antennas; Radar scattering; Radiometry; Spectroscopy; System testing;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Microwave Symposium Digest, 1974 S-MTT International
Conference_Location
Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/MWSYM.1974.1123517
Filename
1123517
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