Broad-Band Dielectric Probe with a Coaxial Line - Circular Waveguide Junction

Piotrowski, J.; Chramiec, J.

doi:10.1109/euma.2000.338848

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“…In [75], an open ended coaxial probe has been discussed where the sample is backed by a sheet of conductor, which allows for the approximation of the sample to have infinite area. A coaxial technique with a discontinuous inner conductor has been taken up for research in [76], whereas [77] explores another coaxial sensor where a cylindrical cavity is attached to its aperture to store the sample under test. There has also been some research done with open-ended waveguide sensors [78][79].…”

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Nitrate efflux from agricultural lands in the Midwestern United States mixes with surface streams and creates hypoxic conditions in the Gulf of Mexico, which lead to destruction of aquatic ecosystems. Besides, excess nitrate in drinking water poses a serious threat to human health, including blue baby syndrome, birth defects, and cancer. The current nitrate management techniques are inefficient and expensive, and a major reason for this is the lack of low-cost, effective ionic concentration monitoring systems. The dependence of nitrate

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