Peter H. Siegel is affiliated with the California Institute of Technology in the United States. Their research spans multiple areas of engineering and physics, with a notable focus on microwaves and their applications.
Siegel has published extensively in several venues, primarily in journals related to microwave technology. Frequent publication venues include:
Their recent papers demonstrate a range of topics within microwave research and related fields. Some selected works include:
They have collaborated frequently with the following co-authors:
Siegel's research encompasses various subfields, including:
Their main topics of work cover a broad spectrum of applied microwave and sensing technologies such as:
Peter H. Siegel was recognized as an IEEE Fellow in 2001 for contributions to millimeter and submillimeter-wave radiometry, technology, and spaceborne instruments.
P.H. Siegel
J.W. Waters;L. Froidevaux;R.S. Harwood;R.F. Jarnot
K. B. Cooper;R. J. Dengler;Nuria Llombart;B. Thomas
K.B. Cooper;R.J. Dengler;N. Llombart;T. Bryllert
P.H. Siegel
Harish M. Manohara;Eric W. Wong;Erich Schlecht;Brian D. Hunt
K.B. Cooper;R.J. Dengler;G. Chattopadhyay;E. Schlecht
P.H. Siegel;R.P. Smith;M.C. Graidis;S.C. Martin
J W Waters;W G Read;L Froidevaux;R F Jarnot
Peter Siegel;Cavour Yeh;Fred Shimabukuro;Scott Fraser
Nuria Llombart Juan;Choonsup Lee;Goutam Chattopadhyay;John J. Gill
Ken B. Cooper;Robert J. Dengler;Peter H. Siegel;Goutam Chattopadhyay
M. Reddy;S.C. Martin;A.C. Molnar;R.E. Muller
A. Barkan;F. K. Tittel;D. M. Mittleman;R. Dengler
Cavour Yeh;Fred Shimabukuro;Peter H. Siegel
P. H. Siegel
M.C. Gaidis;H.M. Pickett;C.D. Smith;S.C. Martin
S. Martin;B. Nakamura;A. Fung;P. Smith
A. Maestrini;I. Mehdi;J. V. Siles;J. S. Ward
Nuria Llombart;Ken B Cooper;Robert J Dengler;Tomas Bryllert
Peter H. Siegel;Anthony R. Kerr;Wei Hwang
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