An elliptical polarization synthesizer
G. H. Friedman
Abstract
G. H. Friedman
Abstract
An electronic instrument is described which automatically determines the resultant polarization of two superimposed elliptically polarized waves when the polarization of the individual components is known. In addition, a study of the effect of ground pulse contamination on polarization data obtained by sounding the ionosphere is presented. The study serves to demonstrate the usefulness of the instrument.
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An electronic instrument is described which automatically determines the resultant polarization of two superimposed elliptically polarized waves when the polarization of the individual components is known. In addition, a study of the effect of ground pulse contamination on polarization data obtained by sounding the ionosphere is presented. The study serves to demonstrate the usefulness of the instrument.
Key concepts: Polarization (electrochemistry), Elliptical polarization, Depth sounding, Physics, Optics, Ionosphere, Transmitter, Linear polarization