Calibration of Co-Located Correlation Radiometers for the Case of Ignorable Crosstalk

We propose a calibration method of correlation radiometers for the case when cross-coupling between channels can be ignored. The method requires sources that are stable with respect to temperature, impedance match, and Excess Noise Ratio (ENR). This treatment establishes a rationale for source stability and describes how these desirable characteristics may be realized. Next, it describes a method by which correlation radiometers may be calibrated and compensated for gain and phase imbalance between channels while ignoring the presence of cross-coupling between them.

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2025-06-02
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https://doi.org/10.1109/cisa64343.2025.11091564
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Sensor Technology and Measurement Systems
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Calibration of Co-Located Correlation Radiometers for the Case of Ignorable Crosstalk

H.B. Sequeira, Peter Vouras, Corina Naforniţa
Sensor Technology and Measurement Systems
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Calibration of Co-Located Correlation Radiometers for the Case of Ignorable Crosstalk

H.B. Sequeira, Peter Vouras, Corina Naforniţa
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Abstract

We propose a calibration method of correlation radiometers for the case when cross-coupling between channels can be ignored. The method requires sources that are stable with respect to temperature, impedance match, and Excess Noise Ratio (ENR). This treatment establishes a rationale for source stability and describes how these desirable characteristics may be realized. Next, it describes a method by which correlation radiometers may be calibrated and compensated for gain and phase imbalance between channels while ignoring the presence of cross-coupling between them.

United States Department of Defense (US), Johns Hopkins University (US), Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (US), Polytechnic University of Timişoara (RO)
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