1. Measurement principle
The measurement chain described below determines the layout of
this article : a radio-frequency source must emit an electromagnetic
signal that best matches the impulse response of the cooperative target
formed by the sensor. An antenna linked to the sensor couples this
incident field with the sensor, complying with the impedance matching
conditions in a variable environment. The sensor couples certain spectral
components of the incident signal into its passband and either back-scatters
certain spectral components after storing the energy (resonator),
or delays the incident wave (figure
1
).
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Measurement principle