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Application of tomography method in millimeter wavelengths band II. Experimental

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Tomographycal methods of image reconstruction of two-dimensional objects, surfaces or subsurface regions in millimeter wavelengths band are suggested and considered. Experimental images obtained using antennas and waveguiding lines of different types and radiation frequencyf≈33÷35GHz are represented. Volumetric dielectric objects and plane-parallel ferrite (or dielectric) plates distributed in free space or in homogeneous dielectric medium have been taken as objects under investigation.

It is shown that in the frequency band under consideration, the images of investigated objects with characteristic dimensionA≈2λ÷7λ may be obtained by first-order diffraction tomography method (Born, Rytov or high frequency approximation of the first-order for electromagnetic field).

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Vertiy, A.A., Gavrilov, S.P. Application of tomography method in millimeter wavelengths band II. Experimental. Int J Infrared Milli Waves 18, 1761–1781 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02678286

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