Adrian Larsen, Ernst Wendt, J.A. DeGruyl, J. Whelehan
Abstract
A new and simple millimeter wave hot load has been developed with an equivalent temperature of 888 ±10. 7 Kelvins (K) (±1. 3 percent) for the 50 to 75 GHz frequency band. The load is operated in an oven at a temperature of 1000 K.
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A new and simple millimeter wave hot load has been developed with an equivalent temperature of 888 ±10. 7 Kelvins (K) (±1. 3 percent) for the 50 to 75 GHz frequency band. The load is operated in an oven at a temperature of 1000 K.
Key concepts: Extremely high frequency, Millimeter, Materials science, Heat load, Simple (philosophy), Optoelectronics, Electrical engineering, Physics