PIRA 9B65.00 MICROWAVE APPARATUS

DCS #DEMONSTRATIONREFERENCEABSTRACT
9B65.00Microwave Apparatus
9B65.10microwave systemAJP 35(8),761Description of a low cost x band system for research and demonstration.
9B65.13microwave absorberAJP 32(4),xvA bag of charcoal absorbs microwaves.
9B65.20supports for microwave studiesAJP 39(1),120Styrofoam sheets with the edges outside the beam introduce no perturbations to the beam.
9B65.25microwave probe antennasAJP 39(1),121Design of microwave probe antennas for both electric and magnetic waves.
9B65.40microwave cohererAJP 41(10),1198A coherer in series with a battery and galvanometer is much more sensitive than a spark gap or neon glow lamp.
9B65.90introduction to microwave optics33-7.5General comments about use of microwaves in optics.
9B65.91microwave optics with 1 cm wavesAJP 44(7),628The advantages of using 1 cm wavelengths in physical optics including overhead projection techniques.
9B65.91microwave opticsAJP 49(12),1149A 9 GHz system used in microwave versions of the Michelson interferometer, Bragg reflection, Brewster's law, and total internal reflection, Young's interference.
9B65.91microwave demonstrationsO-7jMicrowave demonstrations using 420 MHz. Reference: AJP 20(5),307-8.
9B65.91microwave opticsO-7gA complete set of 12 cm microwave optics.
9B65.91microwave opticsO-7hA complete set of 3cm microwave optics.

ReferenceDescription
M-1Sutton
Ma-1Freier & Anderson
M-1dHilton
8-2.8Meiners
1A12.01University of Minnesota Handbook
AJP 52(1),85American Journal of Physics
TPT 15(5),300The Physics Teacher
Disc 01-01The Video Encyclopedia of Physics Demonstrations

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