Research Note: A Low Cost Microwave System for Non Destructive Control of Textile Webs
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The progress in microwave technology allows one to think that original and low cost sensors for various applications may be feasible. In this paper a sensor devoted to the characterization of material webs is presented. This sensor is based on the use of a complex correlator associated with a measurement cell. The first attempt was made in microstrip technology at a frequency of 10 GHz.
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OpenAlex topics: RFID technology advancements · Material Properties and Processing
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