MEASUREMENT OF THE PROPERTIES OF LASER CRYSTALS AT SUBMILLIMETER WAVELENGTHS
Laser crystals at submillimeter wavelengths - optical properties
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Laser crystals at submillimeter wavelengths - optical properties
Radiometry in submillimeter region using interferometric modulator
Interferometric radiometer, based on operation principles of interferometric spectrometer, for use in submillimeter wavelength region
Signal detection and receiving techniques for millimeter and submillimeter waves
Receiving system for measurement of millimeter and submillimeter wavelength regions with radiometer using Fourier transforms
Spectroscopy of molecular species and effect of intermolecular interactions on nonresonant dielectric behavior of compressed gases - submillimeter wave propagation in atmospheres
Submillimeter wavelength radiometer receiver consisting of thermal radiation detector and Michelson interferometric modulator
Superheterodyne, interferometric receiver for submillimeter wavelength radiometry
Observations of submillimeter wavelength solar radiation
Investigating water vapor absorption in submillimeter wave region using Michelson interferometer
Performance characteristics of interference spectrometer using submillimeter waves
Water vapor absorption spectra in submillimeter wave region, analog-to-digital conversion and recording system, and carbon dioxide laser construction
All solid-state superheterodyne Dicke radiometer for submillimeter wavelengths
Millimeter and submillimeter wave receiver techniques and detectors
Absolute frequency measurements on continuous wave hydrogen cyanide submillimeter laser lines
We present ongoing work towards the development of submillimeter wave transistors with goals of realizing advanced high frequency amplifiers, voltage controlled oscillators, active multipliers, and traditional high-speed digital circuits.
This paper describes the laboratory program in millimeter and submillimeter spectroscopy at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
We report on the first mixing experiments at submillimeter wavelengths with superconducting diffusion-cooled hot-electron bolometers (HEB's) made from aluminum.