Demonstration of physical optics with 1.0-cm wavelength

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Jul 1976

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American Journal of Physics, Volume 44, Issue 7, pp. 628-629 (1976).

Physics

Demonstration Experiments And Apparatus

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We describe the construction of simple microwave sources of centimeter wavelength with bulk-effect diodes and accessory equipment for experiments and demonstrations in physical optics. A peculiar advantage of 1-cm wavelengths over the longer wavelengths is the high directivity of hand-sized parabolic reflectors. Thus we emphasize Fraunhofer diffraction. The collimator and telescope of a student spectrometer for light are replaced by a collimator and telescope for centimeter waves. We describe the construction of equipment for demonstrations with centimeter wavelengths on an overhead projector.

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