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Fourier-subtractive holographic imaging of microwave-antenna apertures

Fourier-subtractive holographic imaging of microwave-antenna apertures

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A Fourier-subtractive holographic technique has been applied to the imaging of microwave antenna apertures. By generating computed holograms, this approach is shown to reveal other-wise unresolved features.

Inspec keywords: holography; microwave antennas

Other keywords: holography; Fourier subtractive holographic imaging; microwave antennas

Subjects: Holography; Single antennas

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      • D. Gabor , G.W. Stroke , R. Restrick , A. Funkhouser , D. Brumm . Optical image synthesis (complex amplitude addition and subtraction) by holographic Fourier transformation. Phys. Lett. , 116 - 118
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