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Sumbangan ini memperkenalkan penderia kemiringan berasaskan pandu gelombang dielektrik yang baru. Bersebelahan dengan teori mod hibrid asas, yang meramalkan tingkah laku perambatan gelombang yang luar biasa, konsep reka bentuk dibentangkan yang merealisasikan pendekatan pengukuran pseudo-transmisi untuk melemahkan pantulan sisi suapan. Tambahan pula, pemprosesan isyarat bebas panjang talian penghantaran diperkenalkan, yang memupuk keteguhan dan kebolehgunaan konsep sensor. Hasil simulasi dan pengukuran yang membuktikan konsep sensor dan mengesahkan ketepatan pengukuran yang tinggi, dibentangkan dan dibincangkan secara terperinci.
Christoph BAER
Institute of Electronic Circuits at Ruhr University Bochum
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Christoph BAER, "A Line Length Independent, Pseudo-Transmission Permittivity Sensor Basing on Dielectric Waveguides" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E106-C, no. 11, pp. 689-697, November 2023, doi: 10.1587/transele.2023MMP0002.
Abstract: This contribution introduces a novel, dielectric waveguide based, permittivity sensor. Next to the fundamental hybrid mode theory, which predicts exceptional wave propagation behavior, a design concept is presented that realizes a pseudo-transmission measurement approach for attenuating feed-side reflections. Furthermore, a transmission line length independent signal processing is introduced, which fosters the robustness and applicability of the sensor concept. Simulation and measurement results that prove the sensor concept and validate the high measurement accuracy, are presented and discussed in detail.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/electronics/10.1587/transele.2023MMP0002/_p
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abstract={This contribution introduces a novel, dielectric waveguide based, permittivity sensor. Next to the fundamental hybrid mode theory, which predicts exceptional wave propagation behavior, a design concept is presented that realizes a pseudo-transmission measurement approach for attenuating feed-side reflections. Furthermore, a transmission line length independent signal processing is introduced, which fosters the robustness and applicability of the sensor concept. Simulation and measurement results that prove the sensor concept and validate the high measurement accuracy, are presented and discussed in detail.},
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