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Paul G Schuller

Rolf Wilhelm

A microwave absorber with a microwave-absorbing material, a protective hong surrounding this, and a waveguide leading into the protective housing, through which waveguide the microwaves to be absorbed can be conducted to the absorbing material, the microwave-absorbing material forming a solid body with a hollow, on one side of which the waveguide opens, a termination element being arranged on the side of the hollow opposite to the waveguide, and the housing being provided with an inlet and an outlet for a cooling fluid.

Microwave absorber using gaseous cooling fluid

A microwave calorimeter for very high power, with a housing, which surrou a feed chamber, into which a waveguide runs for feeding the microwaves, and an absorber-chamber which is separated from the feed chamber by a dielectric wall and contains a microwave-absorbing fluid, the fluid consisting at least in part of a compound whose capacity for the absorption of microwaves is less than that of water.

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Stuttgart, Germany

Paul G Schuller