Effective complex permittivity measurements of materials are important in microwave engineering and microwave chemistry. The BP (Back Propagation) neural network computational module has been applied to microwave technology and becomes a useful tool recently. A neural network can be trained to learn the behavior of an effective complex permittivity of material under microwave irradiation in an ...

There has been a surge of interest in the subwavelength confinement of electromagnetic fields. It is well known that, in optics, subwavelength confinement can be obtained from surface plasmon (quasielectrostatic) oscillations. In this article, we propose to realize subwavelength confinement in microwaves by using dipolarmode (quasimagnetostatic) magnon oscillations in ferrite particles. Our stu...

Microwave oven generates a harmful electromagnetic wave at 2.45GHz of 1000Watts. The generated microwave is confined within the cavity of the oven for efficient heating and secured operation. To prevent microwave leakage through the front glass door, a special construction of Faraday Cage is involved. In this paper, Faraday Cage is replaced with Transparent Frequency Selective Surface Front Doo...

Seven decades after the discovery of collective spin excitations in microwave-irradiated ferromagnets, there has been a rebirth of magnonics. However, magnetic nanodevices will enable smart GHz-to-THz devices at low power consumption only, if such spin waves (magnons) are generated and manipulated on the sub-100 nm scale. Here we show how magnons with a wavelength of a few 10 nm are exploited b...

Development of Millimeter Wave Integrated-Circuit Interferometric Sensors for Industrial Sensing Applications. (December 2004) Seoktae Kim, B.S., Inha University, S. Korea; M.S., Pohang University of Science and Technology, S. Korea Chair of Advisory Committee: Dr. Cam Nguyen New millimeter wave interferometric, multifunctional sensors have been studied for industrial sensing applications: disp...

Microwave irradiation can intensify catalytic chemistry by selective and controlled microwave-catalytic packed-bed interaction. However, turning it to reality from laboratory practical applications is hindered challenges in the reactor design scale-up. Here, we present a novel, rectangular traveling-wave microwave (RTMR) provide an easy-to-handle, 3-step procedure of such reactor. The multiphys...

Generation of a uniform density plasma has been a key consideration in the design of microwave/ plasma processing systems. A circularly polarized wave can generate a plasma with good azimuthal uniformity as well as provide strong resonant interaction with the plasma electrons. In this article, we report the development of a three-port polarization converter which efficiently converts the TE10 w...

Nonlinear frequency conversion is a well known and widely exploited family of effects in optics, often arising from a Kerr nonlinearity in a crystal medium. Here, we report high stability frequency conversion in the microwave regime due to a χ(3) nonlinearity in sapphire introduced by a dilute concentration of paramagnetic spins. First, we produce a high stability comb from two microwave fields...

1 0-7803-6599-2/01/$10.00 © 2001 IEEE 2 Updated November 8, 2000 Abstract—Several instruments operating in the microwave and millimeter-wave bands are to be developed over the next several years at JPL or in conjunction with various other companies and laboratories. The design and development of these instruments requires an environment that can produce a microwave or millimeter-wave optics des...

The pure rotational spectrum of the NO dimer, (14N16O)2, has been studied in the 225-400 GHz millimeter-wave region by means of direct absorption in a supersonic jet expansion. Previously, only 4 rotational transitions of (NO)2 had been measured in the microwave region. To these, we have added 66 new millimeter-wave transitions with values of J ranging from 4 to 16 and of Ka from 2 to 7. Most t...