Characterization of various antenna structures used for device illumination |
Posted on:2007-10-03 | Degree:Ph.D | Type:Dissertation |
University:North Carolina State University | Candidate:Buff, Peter Marcus, III | Full Text:PDF |
GTID:1448390005970719 | Subject:Engineering |
Abstract/Summary: | |
A non-intrusive approach for personal surveillance is explored. A potential strategy for identification of electronic devices using electromagnetic illumination with the aim of identifying unique resonances and signatures is presented. The concept is that signatures can be compared to a known signature for a particular device. If discrepancies are detected, then the device may be flagged as a suspect item. Various antenna structures are analyzed to determine the ideal antenna characteristics needed for electromagnetic illumination. A double ridged horn antenna is designed, characterized and compared to a conical spiral right hand circular polarized antenna and a standard gain antenna. Various passive structures and electronic devices are illuminated with electromagnetic energy and responses analyzed. |
Keywords/Search Tags: | Antenna, Device, Structures, Electromagnetic |
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