Search for dissertations about: "microwave sensor"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 38 swedish dissertations containing the words microwave sensor.
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16. Microwave Frequency Stability and Spin Wave Mode Structure in Nano-Contact Spin Torque Oscillators
Abstract : The nano-contact spin torque oscillator (NC-STO) is an emerging device for highly tunable microwave frequency generation in the range from 0.1 GHz to above 65 GHz with an on-chip footprint on the scale of a few μm. READ MORE
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17. Microwave sensors for scanning of sawn timber
Abstract : A microwave imaging sensor that measures the signal transmitted through a board was investigated with respect to the ability to predict the distribution of moisture and density in sawn lumber. Furthermore, the response from the sensor was related to strength properties of the boards. READ MORE
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18. Remote sensing of clouds and precipitation using active and passive microwave observations
Abstract : Global observations of clouds and precipitation are of great importance for weather prediction and the monitoring of the climate. Nonetheless, the currently available record of global observations does not constrain the properties of clouds very well owing to the inherent limitations of the observation systems used to produce them. READ MORE
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19. Microwave Radiometric Observations of the Middle Atmosphere: Simulations and Inversions
Abstract : Two well-known examples of global environmental problems are the ozone depletion and the enhanced greenhouse effect. The importance and the complexity of these questions generate a demand for improved atmospheric observations, and microwave radiometry is an approach which is increasingly important for measurements of the middle atmosphere (10-100 km). READ MORE
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20. Advanced Thin Film Electroacoustic Devices
Abstract : The explosive development of the telecom industry and in particular wireless and mobile communications in recent years has lead to a rapid development of new component and fabrication technologies to continually satisfy the mutually exclusive requirements for better performance and miniaturization on the one hand and low cost on the other. A fundamental element in radio communications is time and frequency control, which in turn is achieved by high performance electro-acoustic components made on piezoelectric single crystalline substrates. READ MORE