1994•International Conference on Millimeter and Submillimeter Waves and Applications 1994Requires access

Magnetoresonance bolometer as a detector of millimeter and submillimeter radiation

B. B. Banduryan

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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.

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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.

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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

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