Radiotechnical devices of phase ultrasound diagnostics biological objects
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The article presents the development of structures of devices for the diagnosis of medical and biological objects using the methods of phase measurement of distances. Proposed structure using the synthesizer frequency grid with applying the synthesizer signal with rectangular envelope of the spectrum
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