Sensors and measurement from RF to THz bands have attracted significant research attention for their ability to provide noncontact, low-cost, and real-time and label-free detection of samples. Thanks to the merits, characterizing mixture liquids and gas, corrosion in civil structures, blood sample and so forth are being developed significantly.
This session focuses on the fundamental physics and applications of RF-THz sensors and measurement disclosing working mechanism and how sensitivity, resolution, selectivity, and stability are improved. Example topics include, but are not limited to, RF/Microwave/mmWave/THz sensors, chipless RFID sensors, measurement of permittivity and permeability, and microwave/THz imaging.