Magnetoresonance bolometer as a detector of millimeter and submillimeter radiation
B. B. Banduryan
Abstract
B. B. Banduryan
Abstract
To detect millimeter and submillimeter radiation original boiometers are used. The radiation at the marnetic resonance frequency is absorbed by different antiferromagnetic subsrates. To convert a thermal signal into an electric one superconducting film is used deposited on a crystal-substrate.
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To detect millimeter and submillimeter radiation original boiometers are used. The radiation at the marnetic resonance frequency is absorbed by different antiferromagnetic subsrates. To convert a thermal signal into an electric one superconducting film is used deposited on a crystal-substrate.
Key concepts: Bolometer, Millimeter, Radiation, Detector, Optoelectronics, Particle detector, Materials science, Terahertz radiation