2022 IEEE 8th All-Russian Microwave Conference (RMC) 2022
DOI: 10.1109/rmc55984.2022.10079692
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SINIS Detectors: 30 Years of Achievements and Delusions

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“… Simulation results of the spectral response of an array of annular antennas with integrated 90 GHz SINIS detectors: irradiation from the substrate ( a ) and irradiation from the antennas ( b ). Figure from [ 48 ]. …”
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“… Simulation results of the spectral response of an array of annular antennas with integrated 90 GHz SINIS detectors: irradiation from the substrate ( a ) and irradiation from the antennas ( b ). Figure from [ 48 ]. …”
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“…As noted above, for primary test studies, the 90 GHz range is assumed, which is the most convenient from the point of view of astroclimate conditions (observations can be carried out at any time of the year). Publication [48] presents the results of modeling arrays of receiving annular antennas in the 90 GHz range with irradiation from the sub- As noted above, for primary test studies, the 90 GHz range is assumed, which is the most convenient from the point of view of astroclimate conditions (observations can be carried out at any time of the year). Publication [48] presents the results of modeling arrays of receiving annular antennas in the 90 GHz range with irradiation from the substrate side and from the antenna side (Figure 14).…”
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