A2.5 THz Receiver Front-End for Spaceborne Application

Gaidis, M. C.; Pickett, H. M.; Siegel, P. H.; Smith, C. D.; Smith, R. P.; Martin, S. C.

NASA NTRS · 20060041427

A2.5 THz Receiver Front-End for Spaceborne Application

Gaidis, M. C.·Pickett, H. M.·Siegel, P. H.·Smith, C. D.·Smith, R. P.·Martin, S. C.

Abstract

The OH radical is an important player in known ozone depletion cycles; however, due to its location in the atmosphere, it must be studied from either a balloon or spaceborne platform.

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receiver ozone destruction Earth Observing System (EOS)spaceborne platform Microwave Limb Sounder instrument 2.5 THz Schottky-diode

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Gaidis, M. C., Pickett, H. M., Siegel, P. H., Smith, C. D., Smith, R. P., Martin, S. C.. 1998-09-03. A2.5 THz Receiver Front-End for Spaceborne Application. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060041427

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