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www.radartutorial.euRadartutorial (www.radartutorial.eu) 1 Radartutorial Book 1 “Radar Basics” (Revision from 20.12.2009) This educational endowment is a printable summary of the first chapter of …
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www.radartutorial.euFigure 3: simple block diagram of secondary surveillance radar „Radartutorial“ (www.radartutorial.eu) Pulse Radar using Pulse Compression These radar sets transmit a relatively weak pulse with a longer pulse-width.
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www.radartutorial.euFrequency-Modulated Continuous-Wave Radar FMCW radar is a special type of radar sensor which radiates continuous transmission power like a simple continuous wave radar (CW-Radar). In contrast to this CW radar FMCW radar can change its operating frequency during the measurement: that is, the transmission signal is modulated in frequency (or in ...
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www.radartutorial.euchapter of the Radartutorial deals with mathematically basics of Radar Technology. This chapter provides the basis for understanding the subsequent chapter on the specific sub system modules. It is intended to give a background in radar theory, including radar principles, propagation, radar signals, resolution and the radar equation.
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