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  1. (, 2020 IEEE International Symposium on Antennas and Propagation and USNC-URSI Radio Science Meeting)
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    Existing millimeter wave imaging systems have not lived up to expectations, neither in performance nor in achieving manageable size, weight, and power (SWAP). As in airports, they remain bulky, time consuming to use and not useful in preventing threats as their promise might have been. We need a small camera-like, low cost, compact, sensitive, and versatile Passive Millimeter-Wave Imaging (PMWI) enable a broader field of imaging applications. The main challenge with existing PMWI is the need for scanning causing bulkiness and time-delays for standoff applications. Similarly, secure communication at long distances is extremely important for all government and commercial applications, but the development of low power and wideband transceivers that operate across large distances is technically a very challenging task; 
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