Software-Defined Radar for Medical Imaging
A low-cost reconfigurable microwave transceiver using software-defined radar is proposed for medical imaging. The device, which uses generic software-defined radio (SDR) technology, paves the way to replace the costly and bulky vector network analyzer currently used in the research of microwave-base...
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