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Article . 2023
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Article . 2023
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TEMPEST electromagnetic transmitters with multiple loops and multistep waveforms

Authors: Andrew Sunderland; Eric Steele;

TEMPEST electromagnetic transmitters with multiple loops and multistep waveforms

Abstract

The vertical resolution of airborne electromagnetic systems is limited by the earliest time window and how fast the transmitter current can transition. Presented is how transmitter loop geometry and different transmitter waveforms could decrease the transmitter ramp time by up to a factor of 8.

Open-Access Online Publication: November 3, 2023

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electromagnetic, resolution, waveforms., transmitter

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