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Quantitative imaging of dielectric objects based on holographic reconstruction

We present a technique to perform quantitative microwave holographic reconstruction in quasi-real time. Both the real and the imaginary parts of the permittivity distribution of a dielectric target are recovered quantitatively. The method relies on a calibration measurement of a known electrically small target. The initial validation of the approach is done with simulations of an F shaped dielectric bar.