Title: Thomas Holst: Innovator in Temperature Measurement and Microwave Sensing Introduction Thomas Holst is an accomplished inventor based in the United States. He has made significant contributions to the fields of temperature measurement and microwave sensing. His innovative techniques are designed to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of measurements in high-temperature environments and complex signal conditions. Latest Patents Thomas Holst holds a notable patent titled "Temperature Measurement Using Changes In Dielectric Constant And Associated Resonance." This technique involves calculating temperature in high-temperature environments by monitoring changes in the resonant frequency of a structure loaded with dielectric material. A response curve for the reflection coefficient S11 is generated using a network analyzer connected to the resonant structure. By identifying a minimum point on this curve, the resonant frequency can be detected, allowing for the application of a calibration map to determine the associated temperature. Another significant patent is "Peak Detection And Clutter Reduction For A Microwave Sensor." This methodology effectively reduces clutter from complex signal environments, particularly in gas turbine engines with rotating blades. The microwave sensor can accurately detect peak signals for blade measurements, enhancing the reliability of the data collected. Career Highlights Thomas Holst is currently employed at Radatec, Inc., where he continues to develop innovative solutions in his field. His work focuses on improving measurement techniques that are critical for various applications, particularly in high-performance environments. Collaborations Throughout his career, Thomas has collaborated with talented individuals such as Scott Billington and Jonathan Geisheimer. These partnerships have contributed to the advancement of his projects and the successful implementation of his inventions. Conclusion Thomas Holst is a dedicated inventor whose work in temperature measurement and microwave sensing has the potential to significantly impact various industries. His innovative patents reflect his commitment to advancing technology and improving measurement accuracy in challenging environments.

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