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Performance comparison of quasi-optical phased arrays using micro lens array with different structures

Yang et al., 2021

Document ID
1060713742996431667
Author
Yang X
Geng C
Li X
Li F
Zuo J
Jiang J
Li B
Li X
Publication year
Publication venue
Infrared Physics & Technology

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Large aperture, compact, lightweight beam scanning systems operating in the infrared atmospheric window are attractive for aerial-based applications such as long-range lidar and countermeasures. The multiple micro lens arrays based micro lens array scanner …
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