We discuss the results of an intercomparison for electric field strength measurements within the DKD. The comparison has been carried out on the field strength value required to reach a display reading of 20 V m⁻¹ of the field probes. While the results agree well for the small field probe and when the larger commercial 3-axis field probe is oriented in the direction of the magnetic field, larger deviations occur, when the larger 3-axis field probe is oriented into the direction propagation.

This paper presents a guided wave Six-Port interferometric radar system with integrated I/Q offset cancelation. An intelligent algorithm is proposed which optimally adjusts three voltage controlled attenuators and one voltage controlled phase shifter in the radio frequency part of the system. By minimizing the I/Q offset, the standard deviation as well as the relative error are decreased in comparison to an uncompensated measurement setup.

In this paper, a novel approach (using metamaterials) is used to enhance the XPD for a dual linear polarization patch antenna at the frequency of 10 GHz. This improvement is obtained by placing two S-RRs close to the microstrip patch antenna, placing a SRR between two microstrip feed lines, and etching two pairs of CSRRs in the ground plane. An improvement in the XPD by 8.8 dB as compared to the conventional dual linear polarization antenna is noticed.

We present the design of an optical modulator for amplitude modulation in a special silicon-on-insulator technology with 250 nm silicon layer thickness. The design of the modulator is optimized by simulating different parameters like dimension of the structure and doping of the silicon to improve the performance of the device. In addition, a prototype is fabricated and successfully measured to demonstrate the functionality of the technology.

In this contribution we compare the back-projection algorithm with our recently developed modified range migration algorithm for 3D terahertz imaging using sparse multistatic line arrays. Numerical and experimental investigations show that imaging results from the proposed range migration algorithm approximates very nicely these of the back-projection algorithm, yet with a significant computational saving. These results are appealing for time critical 3D terahertz imaging.