In recent years, electromagnetic (EM) vortex imaging has emerged as a novel technique in the field of radar super-resolution imaging. This approach fundamentally differs from conventional methods by the relative lateral motion between the target and the platform. Although super-resolution azimuthal imaging can be achieved, different orbital angular momentum (OAM) modes should be modulated in different signal pulses. In contrast, a new OAM modulation and monopulse imaging method is proposed in this article, which involves multiplexing OAM modes based on frequency diversity in one pulse and can considerably improve imaging efficiency. By introducing tiny frequency offsets among the elements of a uniform circular frequency diverse array (UC-FDA), the OAM multiplexing beams are generated. Subsequently, the EM vortex imaging model for the coherent UC-FDA is established, and the imaging method is proposed. The theoretical performance analyses of spatial azimuthal resolution and efficiency are derived. Finally, the results demonstrate that the proposed method exhibits comparable imaging performance to the conventional EM vortex imaging method, even when only a single pulse is transmitted.
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Pub Date : 2024-10-10DOI: 10.1109/JSEN.2024.3460790
Dong Zhao;Honglie Chen;Kun Yang;Haoyu Wang;Xing Guo;Yang Ge;Xiushan Dong;Shengbo Sang
The application of competitive immunoassay brings many advantages to the detection of trace biomolecules and has the potential to be applied to urine-based clinical practice. However, this type of detection method has strict requirements for secondary antibody incubation processes and analysis equipment, leading to strong demands for convenient, rapid, and inexpensive detection platforms. In this study, a mechanical competitive immunosensor (MCI) was proposed for the detection of human serum albumin (HSA) based on goat anti-rabbit @Fe2O3 magnetic beads with magnetic sensitization. With the doping of Fe2O3, the conversion layer of MCI responds more accurately and rapidly to stress. In addition, goat anti-rabbit conjugated with animated Fe2O3 nanoparticles were introduced as secondary antibodies for signal amplification. Under the synergistic effect of the magnetic force of magnetic beads and the stress caused by the specific binding of antigen and antibody, the deformation of the film was amplified, which can effectively change the conductive pathway formed by doped carbon nanotubes, resulting in a larger output electric signal. Through competitive immunoassay for HSA, a limit of detection (LOD) of 68 ng/mL was achieved, which was an order of magnitude lower than direct detection methods. With high reproducibility and stability, MCI demonstrated effectiveness in the detection of HSA at a clinically significant concentration range (0.1– $50 ; mu $