Plasma and Fusion Research · 2007 · 11 citations · 23 references
Natural SciencesAerospace EngineeringPhysicsMicrowave EngineeringPlasma PhysicsRadio AstronomyFusion PlasmasHigh-temperature PlasmasMagnetic Confinement FusionMagnetized PlasmaMagnetohydrodynamicsPlasma DiagnosticsBeam ShapingCollision Avoidance SystemsFrequency-selective SurfacesMagnetic Reconnection In Fusion PlasmasMicrowave DiagnosticsMicrowave PlasmasOil Spill DetectionRadiometry
Millimeter wave technology advances have made possible active and passive millimeter wave imaging for a variety of applications including advanced plasma diagnostics, radio astronomy, atmospheric radiometry, concealed weapon detection, all-weather aircraft landing, contraband goods detection, harbor navigation/surveillance in fog, highway traffic monitoring in fog, helicopter and automotive collision avoidance in fog, and environmental remote sensing data associated with weather, pollution, soil moisture, oil spill detection, and monitoring of forest fires, to name but a few. The primary focus of this paper is on technology advances which have made possible advanced imaging and visualization of magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) fluctuations and microturbulence in fusion plasmas. Topics of particular emphasis include frequency selective surfaces, planar Schottky diode mixer arrays, electronically controlled beam shaping/steering arrays, and high power millimeter wave local oscillator and probe sources.
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Passive millimeter-wave imaging
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