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Millimeter Wave Imaging Systems<br />
Identifies Dangerous Materials that Metal Detectors does not Detects<br />
Identifies Hidden Guns, Explosives and Drugs on the Human Body<br />
<strong>Co</strong>ncealed object detection is one of the greatest challenges facing security operations today. To detect concealed objects requires more than metal<br />
detectors in today‘s environment. There must be reliable ways to detect and identify non-metallic items or other threatening objects that may be concealed<br />
under clothing. Millimeter wave (MMW) frequencies readily pe<strong>net</strong>rate clothing, thus allowing the detection of hidden objects.<br />
MMW Imaging System was developed based on its ultra-sensitive, patented, XRS-090Wband<br />
32-pixel passive sensor. The system incorporates a safe, sensing technology with automatic<br />
target detection capability. This system will quickly detect concealed objects and contraband,<br />
including plastics, liquids, paper and other types of material. The passive millimeter<br />
-wave system rapidly scans people, sending detected signals into high-speed processor that<br />
overlays an icon over a video image of the subject in real time. It can be used in a variety of<br />
security scanning applications, such as airports, court houses, federal buildings, prisons,<br />
schools, sporting events, mass transit systems, and military checkpoints. The system can also<br />
be used for loss prevention and deterrence in commercial applications, such as retail outlets,<br />
fulfillments centers, warehousing and distribution centers.<br />
ZXY-WAVTECH<br />
Detects the following<br />
Cemtex Explosives<br />
TNT Explosives<br />
Drugs<br />
Liquid Nitro Glycerin Explosives<br />
The New Ceramic Guns<br />
The New Ceramic Knives<br />
<strong>Co</strong>caine Powder Drugs<br />
Cash Money<br />
Technology Smuggling, PCB Boards/CDs<br />
D e t e c t i n g . . .<br />
Explosives Liquid explosives Metallic objects Thick Paper Currency Bundle<br />
Whether the concealed object is plastic, liquid, metal or paper, the MMW detection system will detect it<br />
and pinpoint its location on the subject. No active or harmful radiation is needed. People screening can<br />
either be non-intrusive or cooperative.<br />
All natural and man-made objects emit and reflect different<br />
levels of electromag<strong>net</strong>ic energy at various wavelengths.<br />
The MMW detection system relies on contrast between the concealed<br />
objects and the body for detection. The two main factors<br />
influencing the contrast and the temperature differential and<br />
difference in material composition. All natural and man-made<br />
objects emit, and reflect different levels of electromag<strong>net</strong>ic<br />
energy at various wavelengths. The energy emitted or reflected<br />
at any particular frequency is determined by the material properties<br />
of the objects. Materials such as clothing, have a moderately<br />
high radio frequency transparency, which leads to effective<br />
electromag<strong>net</strong>ic wave pe<strong>net</strong>ration. In contrast, human skin,<br />
plastics and metals are good electromag<strong>net</strong>ic wave insulators<br />
The material property of interest to MMW imaging is emissivity. Emissivity is a<br />
measure of how strongly a body radiates at a given frequency. A high emissivity<br />
indicates an object that absorbs and radiates a large proportion of the incident energy.<br />
A low emissivity indicates an object that only absorbs and radiates a small<br />
amount of the incident energy. In practical cases of most interest, a low emissivity<br />
corresponds also to target material that will reflect most of its incident MMW energy.<br />
The majority of natural objects are selective radiators – their emissive is wavelength<br />
dependent.<br />
Probability of detection and false alarm are perhaps the most important set parameters<br />
to specify. The inherent trade-off between the two varied by application. The<br />
adjacent figure shows typical probability of detection versus signal-to-noise ratio at<br />
different levels of false alarm rates for a plastic target against a human body.<br />
Target<br />
Secondary<br />
Reflector<br />
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Sensor<br />
Camera<br />
Much like an optical system detects the<br />
visible energy and an IR system detects<br />
the thermal energy, a millimeter wave<br />
(MMW) system detects the energy at<br />
MMW frequencies.<br />
Primary<br />
Reflector<br />
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