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Significant improvements in the gain stability and overall performance of microwave radiometers have been achieved with the use of a selfbalancing gain modulation technique. This technique, in combination with automatic thermal calibration, is particularly well suited for remote sensing radiometric applications. The essential features of such a radiometer, including typical data obtained from a spaceborne satellite, is presented to show the instrument's utility.
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