NASA NTRS · 19960022463
A study of secondary electron emission effects for suppressing passive intermodulation interference in high power communication satellites
Abstract
In this paper a study of secondary electron emission effects for suppressing passive intermodulation interference in high power communications satellites is studied. The test facility is described and the test results are provided. The effects of environmental factors on the secondary emission coefficient are given. It is found that certain refractory compounds are very promising in eliminating some of the passive intermodulation in satellite communications.
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Bosisio, Renato G., Xu, Yansheng. 1995-01-01. A study of secondary electron emission effects for suppressing passive intermodulation interference in high power communication satellites. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19960022463
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