journal article·1991-01

Programmable Sweep Radiometer System as a New Tool for Non-Invasive Thermometry

M. Miyakawa

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Abstract

A new microwave radiometer system consisting of a frequency sweep-type radiometer and an ultra wideband antenna has been developed. A computer-controlled radiometer system covers the input frequency range from 0.5 GHz to 8 GHz. It can be used not only as a multispectral radiometer system whose frequencies can be chosen freely, but also as a frequency sweep-type radiometer system whose frequency is continuously swept during measurement. When an antenna is attached to a forearm, the sensitivity of the radiometer system exceeds 0.09 degree C when the integration time is 3 sec and IF bandwidth is 500 MHz. The new microwave radiometer system may be utilized for non-invasive thermometry of the human body.
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OpenAlex topics: Calibration and Measurement Techniques · Spacecraft and Cryogenic Technologies · Radiative Heat Transfer Studies

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1. Miyakawa, M. 1986. Optimum number of radiometric frequencies for a non-invasive thermometry. “Hyperthermic Oncology 86 in Japan” (ed. by Y. Onoyama), MAG BROS. INC., Osaka, Japan.