Ginley, R.
(2015),
Traceability for Microwave Power Measurements: Past, Present, and Future, IEEE Wireless and Microwave Technology Conference WAMICON 2015, Cocoa Beach, FL, [online], https://doi.org/10.1109/WAMICON.2015.7120431
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Traceability for Microwave Power Measurements: Past, Present, and Future
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The need for traceable microwave power measurements for use in communications, defense, spectral line investigation, molecular particle signature identification, material property characterization and others is well established. Traceability for power measurements was established many years ago, the primary method for establishing traceability for power measurements, that is stilled used today, was developed in the 1960s. This paper will explore the techniques used for establishing past/current traceable power measurements and will also discuss the future directions for power traceability.Conference Dates
April 13-16, 2015
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Cocoa Beach, FL
Conference Title
IEEE Wireless and Microwave Technology Conference WAMICON 2015
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