Developing Microwave Sensor Technology

The world is seeing a wireless technological revolution in communication and sensing. With the ever-increasing demand for additional smart functionalities in existing technologies, a significant amount of research has been directed towards sensing devices. As a result, microwave devices and systems, which constitute the backbone of all communication systems, have significantly advanced in recent years. Microwave sensors that are bi product of the recent revolution has been highly utilized for chemical sensing. They are used to report very small environmental changes and provide feedback for informed decision-making. In this research, we are utilizing this knowledge, to develop sensors to obtain real time in-situ  information.


 

A Phase-Noise Reduced Microwave Oscillator Sensor With Enhanced Limit of Detection Using Active Filter

Scholarly Refereed Journal

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Discrete Microwave Spectroscopy using Planar Resonator

Masoud Baghelani

Conference Proceedings

Locally Strong-Coupled Microwave Resonator Using PEMC Boundary for Distant Sensing Applications

Masoud Baghelani

Article in professional or trade journals

Microwave Sensor Array for Corrosion Prediction in Steel Tank Bottoms

Scholarly Refereed Journal

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Non-Contact High Sensitivity Chipless Tag Microwave Resonator for Bitumen Concentration Measurement at High Temperatures

Masoud Baghelani

Article in professional or trade journals

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