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Discrepancies in the Measurement of Microwave Power at Wavelengths below 3 cm.
J Collard,G R Nicoll,A W Lines +2 more
- Vol. 63, Iss: 3, pp 215-216
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Broad-Band Calorimeters for the Measurement of Low and Medium Level Microwave Power I. Analysis and Design
H.J. Carlin,M. Sucher +1 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the design considerations for a group of broad-band calorimetric power meters, capable of accurately measuring low and medium power levels over a frequency range from zero to 75,000 mc, are presented.
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Thermistors,Their Theory,Manufacture and Application
R.W.A. Scarr,R.A. Setterington +1 more
TL;DR: A broad survey of thermistors can be found in this article, which describes the theory of their operation, explains why they possess a negative temperature coefficient of resistance and develops the expressions which govern their parameters.
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Instruments for use in the microwave band
TL;DR: In this article, the authors describe the instruments used in the microwave band for the measurement of power, frequency and impedance; the majority of them use waveguide methods of transmission, but coaxial systems at the longer wavelengths and free-space semi-optical systems at shorter wavelengths are also described.
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Measurement Methods and Instruments for Microwave Frequencies
TL;DR: In this paper, the frequency and free-space wavelength of microwave signals are plotted as abscissa and free space wavelength as ordinates, respectively, while, for future reference, the energy and equivalent temperature of corresponding photons are also included.
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The Measurement of Microwave Power at Wavelengths of 3 cm. and 10 cm
R Street,P D Whitaker +1 more
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