Self-Injection Locking Pushes Integrated Radar Below Millimeter Resolution
A self-injection-locked 220 GHz autodyne radar forms an intermediate-frequency comb, pairing sub-millimeter separation with 3.4 μm measured ranging accuracy.
Theory, algorithms, and applications of signal and data analysis.
A self-injection-locked 220 GHz autodyne radar forms an intermediate-frequency comb, pairing sub-millimeter separation with 3.4 μm measured ranging accuracy.
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