In this paper, we study the potential benefits of using relatively broadband wireless power transmission WPT strategies in both weak-signal and multipath environments where traditional narrowband strategies can be very inefficient. The paper is primarily a theoretical and analytical treatment of the problem that attempts to derive results that are widely applicable to many different WPT applica...

SEPTEMBER 2004 AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY | W hen radars first came into operation during the late 1930s, they were not expected to detect targets much beyond the geometrical horizon. These early radars, operating at a wavelength of 13 m, generally met expectations. As new radars were rapidly developed, operating at shorter and shorter wavelengths for better target detection, observations ...

Dielectric-based methods were used to determine nondestructively and simultaneously bulk density and moisture content in shelled peanuts from measurement of their relative complex permittivity at microwave frequencies (7–12 GHz) and 24 C. The first method is based on direct relationships between the two components of the relative complex permittivity (dielectric constant and dielectric loss fac...

Fade depth prediction for airborne communication links is considered in this paper. There is no fading model for this specific scenario at the moment. The two closest models are the Olsen-Segal model for terrestrial links and the ITU-R model for satellite links. However, they cannot be directly applied to the airborne scenario. We propose a two-ray multipath fading model adapted to a realistic ...

synthetic aperture radar (sar), which has been widely used for earth remote sensing, provides high resolution, day-and-night and weather-independent images for a multitude of applications. design of sar sensors has had some considerations, associated to sar systems issues (microwave propagation, antenna, orbit design and etc.). altitude and attitude errors of sar sensor have a direct effect on ...

A new scheme of two beam accelerator (TBA) driver based on a linear induction accelerator is suggested in this work The electron beam bunching occurs at a rather low initial energy ~1 MeV. The bunched beam is accelerated in the .accompanying enhanced synchronous microwave that provides the steady longitudinal beam bunching along the whole driver. There is no total microwave power extraction any...

In this article we propose to use electronically tunable metasurfaces as spatial microwave modulators. We demonstrate that like spatial light modulators, which have been recently proved to be ideal tools for controlling light propagation through multiple scattering media, spatial microwave modulators can efficiently shape in a passive way complex existing microwave fields in reverberating envir...