IEEE Microwave Magazine – October 2020

The October issue of the IEEE Microwave Magazine is out!

This issue features five articles on Microwave spectroscopy. Not to mention eight columns and a return of one of our favorites, Microwave Bytes. Prepare to learn a lot.

If we begin with the feature articles you actually should start with the Guest Editor’s column by Marco Farina and Mitch Wallis of the RF Nanotechnology Committee as they will describe this issue they have put together. But just to give you a taste, the first article is a tour of scanning microwave impedance microscopy which is used to characterize materials & variations. The second article delves into using near field microscopy to probe nanoscale objects with relatively long wavelength microwaves. Our third article also discusses the Abbe limit and explores biological applications. And some of you may wonder what sound has to do with microwaves. Our fourth article explores how acoustic waves in various materials can be imaged with microwaves. And our fifth article reinforces our ability to break the diffraction limit of our wavelength by using near field techniques. This issue will teach you a lot about materials and measurement.

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