Determination of the Electrodynamic Characteristics of Glass-Filled Plastics in the Millimeter Frequency Range

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Determination of the Electrodynamic Characteristics of Glass-Filled Plastics in the Millimeter Frequency Range. / Knyazev, N. S.; Malkin, A. I.; Chechetkin, V. A.
In: Technical Physics Letters, Vol. 47, No. 3, 03.2021, p. 240-242.

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title = "Determination of the Electrodynamic Characteristics of Glass-Filled Plastics in the Millimeter Frequency Range",

abstract = "The possibility of using the electrodynamic characteristics of glass-filled plastics, measured in the low-frequency range, for the design of radio-transparent covers for devices operating in the frequency range 78–81 GHz, has been investigated. The experimental results of measuring the samples are compared with the results of the simulation. The possibility of using materials of a national manufacturer for radio-transparent covers is considered.",

author = "Knyazev, {N. S.} and Malkin, {A. I.} and Chechetkin, {V. A.}",

note = "This work was financially supported by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation within the framework of agreement no. 075-11-2019-052 of 13.12.2019 with the N.A. Semikhatov Scientific and Production Association of Automatics on complex project “Creation of a high-tech production of high-frequency radar, intended for use as part of intelligent driver assistance systems, automatic control systems for unmanned vehicles and intelligent farming systems” with participation of the Ural Federal University in terms of the implementation of research, development and technological work. ",

year = "2021",

month = mar,

doi = "10.1134/S106378502103010X",

language = "English",

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pages = "240--242",

journal = "Technical Physics Letters",

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