Publication

Passivity Limitations on Absorption Properties of Low-Scattering Objects

Romain Christophe Rémy Fleury
2013
Poster talk

Abstract

We analyze the constraints governing absorption and scattering of arbitrary sensors or receiving antennas. Our findings bring forward interesting physical limitations on the amount of accessible absorption in a low-scattering sensor and suggest practical ways to achieve efficient designs for noninvasive sensors, based on the application needs.

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