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Phase Sensitive Millimeter Wave Imaging with Metamaterials
Award last edited on: 8/23/2024
Sponsored Program
SBIR
Awarding Agency
DOD : CBD
Total Award Amount
$716,231
Award Phase
2
Solicitation Topic Code
CBD213-002
Principal Investigator
Vincent Stenger
Company Information
Srico Inc
2724 Sawbury Boulevard
Columbus, OH 43235
(614) 799-0664
e-mailsri@srico.com
www.srico.com
Location:
Single
Congr. District:
15
County:
Franklin
Phase I
Contract Number:
W911SR-22-C-0019
Start Date:
2/7/2022
Completed:
8/6/2022
Phase I year
2022
Phase I Amount
$167,497
SRICO proposes state-of-the-art metamaterial based sensing technology to coherent hyperspectral imaging in the W-band portion of the MMW spectrum. The metamaterial absorber pixel design provides spectrally tailored and phase sensitive vector mode sensing capability critical for W-band imaging. The proposed imaging array features spectrally tailored and deeply sub-wavelength size metamaterial pixels, making the technology highly amenable to hyperspectral imaging. The array can detect threats with better than 10 cm resolution at 10 meters and have a noise equivalent temperature difference of 5 degrees Kelvin or less.
Phase II
Contract Number:
W911-SR-23-C-0007
Start Date:
6/27/2023
Completed:
5/31/2025
Phase II year
2023
Phase II Amount
$548,734
SRICO proposes state-of-the-art metamaterial based sensing technology to coherent hyperspectral imaging in the W-band portion of the MMW spectrum. The metamaterial absorber pixel design provides spectrally tailored and phase sensitive vector mode sensing capability critical for W-band imaging. The proposed imaging array features spectrally tailored and deeply sub-wavelength size metamaterial pixels, making the technology highly amenable to hyperspectral imaging. The array can detect threats with better than 10 cm resolution at 10 meters and have a noise equivalent temperature difference of 5 degrees Kelvin or less.
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