Where Can I Find Detailed Resources on Microwave Propulsion and APS?

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The discussion centers on seeking detailed resources about microwave propulsion and vision systems utilizing Active Pixel Sensors (APS) for real-time video in space systems. Participants express confusion about the connection between propulsion technologies and vision systems. Suggestions include a Wikipedia article on laser propulsion, but clarity is needed on whether the two topics are related or separate inquiries. The original poster is looking for comprehensive books, courses, or links to deepen their understanding of both microwave propulsion and APS technologies. Overall, the conversation highlights a need for more in-depth resources in these specialized fields.
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Recently I watched some paper about new propulsion technologies focused in Light e.g Laser and Microwave, so I'd like to know where can I obtain deep information about the subjet, due, papers found it at the internet just describe bit information. I'm interesting mainly in microwave propulsion and vision systems using APS -Active Pixel Sensor - for real time video space systems.

Thera are any book, course, link, etc., to study on this field?



Willian Sanchez
 
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I'm not following - what do propulsion and video have to do with each other?
 
wilzur said:
Recently I watched some paper about new propulsion technologies focused in Light e.g Laser and Microwave, so I'd like to know where can I obtain deep information about the subjet, due, papers found it at the internet just describe bit information. I'm interesting mainly in microwave propulsion and vision systems using APS -Active Pixel Sensor - for real time video space systems.

Thera are any book, course, link, etc., to study on this field?



Willian Sanchez

Here's a wikipedia.org article on laser propulsion:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_propulsion

And like Russ, I don't get the "vision systems" part of your question. Is that a separate question?
 
Well, I apologize by the confusion, so, what are you apointing, there are two questions typed in me previous email:
1.- Microwave propulsion or electric propulsion
2.- Vision systems using APS or new trends and/or technologies different of CCDs technology.

Thanks by link berkeman
 
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