An appreciation of J.C. Bose's pioneering work in millimeter waves

Tapan K. Sarkar · Dipak L. Sengupta

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History of Science and Medicine Microwave Engineering and Waveguides Electrical and Electromagnetic Research

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The pioneering work in the area of millimeter waves, performed by J. C. Bose, a physicist from Calcutta, India, during 1894-1900, is reviewed and appraised. Various measurement techniques and circuit components, developed by him a hundred years ago, are still being used. The development of the electromagnetic horn, the point-contact detector, and the galena (semiconductor) detector of electromagnetic waves are attributed to the original research of J.C. Bose.

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1920The life and work of Sir Jagadis C. Bose

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