bistatic reflectivity

bistatic reflectivity

[′bī‚stad·ik rē‚flek′tiv·əd·ē]
(optics)
The characteristic of a reflector which reflects energy along a line, or lines, different from or in addition to that of the incident ray.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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We measured the bistatic reflectivity of hollow pyramidal absorbers by using a very simple, two-antenna, free-space reflectivity measurement method, also known as the contactless, nondestructive, evaluation method [32-34].
The bistatic reflectivity was measured by comparing the two reflection coefficients in "dB" units.
A study of the anechoic performance of rice husk-based, geometrically tapered, hollow absorbers
Vanderford, "Bistatic reflectivity measurements at X, Ku, Ka and W-band frequencies," Proceedings of the 2001 IEEE Radar Conference, 2001.
Simulation analysis of the effect of measured parameters on the emissivity estimation of calibration load in bistatic reflection measurement
And bistatic imaging system can exploit non-backscattering information included in the bistatic reflectivity of targets, which is helpful to classify and identify different kinds of targets [7,8].
3D bistatic Omega-K imaging algorithm for near range microwave imaging systems with bistatic planar scanning geometry
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