backscatter

[US]/ˈbækˌskætə(r)/
[UK]/ˈbækˌskætər/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.The scattering of radiation or particles in a direction opposite to that of the incident radiation.
v.To scatter (radiation or particles) in the direction of the source.

Example Sentences

the security scanner uses backscatter x-ray technology to detect hidden objects.

spammers often use backscatter to send unsolicited messages to innocent users.

astronomers analyze the backscatter of light to study the composition of planetary surfaces.

high backscatter levels can reduce the contrast in optical imaging systems.

the new radar system employs a backscatter technique for better target identification.

photographers use a flash to create artistic effects with light backscatter.

digital signal processing can help filter out backscatter noise in underwater sonar.

the backscatter imaging method allows for the non-destructive testing of concrete structures.

modulating the backscatter signal is a key principle in rfid communication.

intense laser beams cause electronic backscatter when they hit the metal surface.

the report details how atmospheric backscatter affects long-range communication signals.

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