Investigation of absorbing properties of resistive films placed perpendicularly to a waveguide axis

Nagornov, A. I.; Postnikov, Aleksey; Vasil'Ev, V. P.; Gordeev, V. A.

doi:10.1007/bf01039969

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“…A number of waveguide and coaxial microwave components make use of some absorbing material inside. For example, resistive vanes made of such materials are employed in making microwave attenuators (Nagornov et al 1978) and phase shifters (Tretyakov & Oksanen 1991;Marty et al 1992). Absorber materials are also used for harmonic suppression in transmitters, and for gain stabilisation in amplifiers (Bostick 1985).…”

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Trends in radar absorbing materials technology

Vinoy

Jha

1995

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The research in the area of Radar Absorbing Materials (RAMs) has been actively pursued for at least four decades. Although resonant RAMs were originally designed by transmission line approach, and the broad band RAMs were obtained by multilayering, the quest for ultrawide band performance has led to novel approaches such as chirality and even exploring biochemical products. It is observed that radome materials are frequently used as RAMs. The understanding of the underlying principles of electromagnetic analysis and design, fabrication and the trends in RAMs reviewed in this paper could lead to indigenisation, and even pioneering next generation of RAM technology.

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