paper 150205083228

Abstract

The authors discuss the application of a broadband noise signal in the research of periodic structures and present the basic testing related to the described problem. Generally, noise spectroscopy tests are carried out to verify the behaviour of the response of periodic struc- tures, and the related objective consists in recording the properties of microscopic structures in natural and artificial materials. The aim is to find a metrological method to investigate structures and materials in the frequency range between 100 MHz and 10 GHz; this paper therefore charac- terizes the design of a suitable measuring technique based on noise spectroscopy and introduces the first tests conducted on a periodic structure. In this context, the applied instrumentation is also shown to complement the underlying theoretical analysis.

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Petr Drexler

Pavel Fiala

Petr Marcoň

Dusan Nešpor

Jan Seginak

Miloslav Steinbauer

Zoltán Szabó