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Cell-type continuous electromagnetic radiation system generating millimeter waves for active denial system applications 被引量:1
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作者 Sun-Hong Min Ohjoon Kwon +17 位作者 Matlabjon Sattorov Seontae Kim In-Keun Baek Seunghyuk Park Ranjan Kumar Barik Anirban Bera Dongpyo Hong Seonmyeong Kim Bong Hwan Hong Chawon Park Sukhwal Ma Minho Kim Kyo Chul Lee Yong Jin Lee Han Byul Kwon Young Joon Yoo Sang Yoon Park Gun-Sik Park 《Defence Technology(防务技术)》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2022年第10期1895-1913,共19页
The cell-type continuous electromagnetic radiation system is a demonstration device capable of generating high-power millimeter electromagnetic waves of a specific wavelength and observing their effects on living orga... The cell-type continuous electromagnetic radiation system is a demonstration device capable of generating high-power millimeter electromagnetic waves of a specific wavelength and observing their effects on living organisms.It irradiates a biological sample placed in a 30×30×50 cm^(3)cell with electromagnetic waves in the 3.15-mm-wavelength region(with an output of≥1 W)and analyzes the temperature change of the sample.A vacuum electronic device-based coupled-cavity backward-wave oscillator converts the electron energy of the electron beam into radiofrequency(RF)energy and radiates it to the target through an antenna,increasing the temperature through the absorption of RF energy in the skin.The system causes pain and ultimately reduces combat power.A cell-type continuous electromagnetic radiation system consisting of four parts—an electromagnetic-wave generator,a highvoltage power supply,a test cell,and a system controller—generates an RF signal of≥1 W in a continuous waveform at a 95-GHz center frequency,as well as a chemical solution with a dielectric constant similar to that of the skin of a living organism.An increase of 5°C lasting approximately 10 s was confirmed through an experiment. 展开更多
关键词 Millimeter waves Terahertz waves Coupled-cavity backward wave oscillator(CCBWO) Cell-type continuous electromagnetic radiation Active denial system(ADS) Directed-energy weapon(DEW)
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裂纹和污秽瓷绝缘子的电磁场辐射信号特征(英文) 被引量:1
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作者 Ehsan Azordegan David R Swatek Behzad Kordi 《高电压技术》 EI CAS CSCD 北大核心 2011年第11期2649-2654,共6页
Porcelain cap and pin insulators are by far the most popular suspension insulators in high voltage(HV) distribution networks all around the world.Inspection and condition monitoring of HV insulators is also very impor... Porcelain cap and pin insulators are by far the most popular suspension insulators in high voltage(HV) distribution networks all around the world.Inspection and condition monitoring of HV insulators is also very important to the utility companies because of the critical and vital role that they play in distribution systems.In terms of safety, practicality and ease of use,remote detection methods are more popular among the line technicians.A new remote condition assessment method based on electromagnetic radiations from porcelain insulators is presented in this paper. In a lab environment,a string of two porcelain insulators is energized by a 45 kV transformer.Electromagnetic radiations due to the partial discharge activities inside the porcelain insulator are captured by passive sensors and antennas. Two cases of defective insulators on a two insulator string are studied here.The first case focuses on the effect of contaminated porcelain shells on radiation signature of partial discharges.A polluted porcelain shell with ESDD level of 0.03 mg/cm^2 was first tested.The second case studies the effect of cracks of an intentionally-cracked porcelain shell. The cracked insulator is also tested on a two insulator string.To compare the partial discharge radiation signature of different faulty insulators,phase resolved graphs were developed.The electromagnetic radiated signature of a polluted insulator and a cracked insulator was calculated and compared using phase resolved graphs. 展开更多
关键词 partial discharge electromagnetic radiation CONTAMINATION high voltage porcelain insulator condition assessment phase resolved graph
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