J. A. Arnaud, J. T. Ruscio, D. C. Hogg

Microwave Theory and Techniques, IEEE Transactions on  (Volume:20 ,  Issue: 5 ), 344 – 345, May 1972

ABSTRACT

The possibility of using inexpensive commercial glass mirrors for refocusing and redirecting millimeter-wave beams has already been investigated; such beams would be useful for distributing large quantities of information in cities. Interference is expected to be minimal as a result of the close confinement of the beams. We report preliminary experiments made in the 50-55-GHz band, using a swept backward-wave oscillator (BWO) as a source.

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