Sentence examples for cm wavelength from inspiring English sources

The hole was successfully detected with an 8.2 cm wavelength electromagnetic wave.

We also requested observations by TerraSAR-X (X-band (3.1 cm wavelength) SAR) and RADARSAT-2 (C-band (5.6 cm wavelength) SAR) and obtained SAR images of the Shinmoe-dake crater every few days.

The most commonly used bands in SAR applications are C-band (5 6 GHz, ~5,6 cm wavelength), X-band (8 12 GHz, ~3,1 cm wavelength) and L-band (1 2 GHz ~23 cm wavelength) with a temporal resolution depending on the satellite revisiting time (Fig. 1).

The hole was successfully detected with an 8.2 cm wavelength electromagnetic wave with both lenses, but the image obtained with a 2-D lens was much sharper.

The SAR data used in the study were acquired by the fully polarimetric Danish airborne SAR system, ElectroMagnetic Institute Synthetic Aperture Radar EMISARR) which operates at two frequencies, C-band (5.3 GHz/5.7 cm wavelength) and L-band (1.25 GHz/24 cm wavelength).

The F10.7 radiation levels (10.7 cm wavelength) are a proxy for the Sun's extreme ultraviolet radiation which is the main driver for the atmospheric density variations at high altitudes and is the basis of orbital decay due to atmospheric drag.

The term "microwave" commonly refers to the region of the electromagnetic spectrum that extends from 1 to 30 GHz (or 30too 1 cm wavelengths).

We believe that the most likely interpretation for this IDV is scintillation in the Inter Stellar Medium, implying microarcsecond source angular sizes at cm wavelengths.

The radiation was being observed at cm wavelengths with the MIRO instruments (that was the only instrument available that could cover this longer wavelengths region), though a spectrometer covering the 100-micron region would have been optimal.

After 24 hours, the 3.5 cm signal became significantly stronger, and he also detected signals at the 6 and 21 cm wavelengths.

Once every 10 million years or so a hydrogen atom will realign itself and, van de Hulst calculated, emit a radio wave with a 21-cm wavelength.