A Magnetic-Controlled Detection System for Radar Absorbing Coatings

Jian Hua Zhou; Li Xia Huo; Wei Wen Li; Bai Qiang You; Yan Long Li; Hai Xiong Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.718-720.393

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A Magnetic-Controlled Detection System for Radar Absorbing Coatings

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A magnetic-controlled detection system, with a rectangular solenoid coil in a waveguide test fixture, is proposed for radar absorbing coatings. By applying Ku-band rectangular waveguide, the field patterns at different positions, the reflection coefficient S₁₁ and its variation of several coating samples are simulated and measured under current loaded from 0 to 1.0 A. The results show that this detection system is repeatable and stable, and also reliable with the error of less than 10%.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 718-720)

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393-398

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July 2013

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Jian Hua Zhou, Li Xia Huo, Wei Wen Li, Bai Qiang You, Yan Long Li, Hai Xiong Li

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Magnetic-Controlled Detection, Radar Absorbing Coatings, Rectangular Solenoid Coil, Reflection Coefficient

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