5 This paper describes the transformation of the CSU-CHILL National Radar Facility from 6 a single-frequency (S-band) dual-polarization Doppler weather radar system to a dual7 frequency (S and X band) dual-polarization Doppler system with coaxial beams. A brief 8 history regarding the development of dual-wavelength radars is first presented. In the past 9 dual-wavelength measurements were used ...

In recent years, a large number of dual-band antennas have been developed for wireless applications [1]-[6]. Most of these dual-band antennas are used for mobile terminals, such as cellular phones or laptop computers. For such applications, the desirable radiation patterns are usually omnidirectional. A unidirectional radiation pattern is sometime required for wireless base station and/or acces...

This study proposes a concurrent dual-band filter that consists of two single-band filters using quarter-wavelength resonators. The two single-band filters, having different feeding structures, can be designed separately. The lower-band filter has tapped feeding structure and the higher-band filter has coupling feeding structure where the input/output line and the lower-band resonator constitut...

A coupled-line-based planar antenna for single-band and dual-band operation is presented. The well-known uniplanar coupled inverted-L antenna (UCILA) has a simple and specific mechanism to achieve the dual-band ratio that was not described in the past. The UCILA which shunted a short stub in the slotline portion can provide switchable modes among single-low band (3.4% for WLAN 2.44GHz), single-...

Dual-band optical coherence tomography (OCT) can greatly enhance the imaging contrast with potential applications in functional (spectroscopic) analysis. A new simultaneous dual-band Fourier domain mode-locked swept laser configuration for dual-band OCT is reported. It was based on a custom-designed dual-channel driver to synchronize two different wavelength bands at 1310 and 1550 nm, respectiv...

Office of Naval Research (ONR) of U.S.A navy has been carrying out research about advanced multifunction radio frequency concept (AMRFC) to apply the Multifunction Electronic Warfare & Electronic Support (MFEW ES) system to the future navy battleship [1]. In order to that conventional radar and communication antennas need to be active phased array antennas that can provide multi-functions such ...