Radar equations for modern radar / David K. Barton.

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Barton, David Knox, 1927-

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781608075225
1608075222
9781523117536
1523117532

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Radar equations for modern radar.DDC classification:

448 23

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TK6575.R263 B378 2013eb

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Contents:

Development of the radar equation -- The search radar equation -- Radar equations for clutter and jamming -- Detection theory -- Beamshape loss -- System noise temperature -- Atmospheric effects -- The pattern-propagation factor -- Clutter and signal processing -- Loss factors in the radar equation.

Summary: Based on the classic, "Radar Range-Performance Analysis from 1980," this practical volume extends that work to ensure applicability of radar equations to the design and analysis of modern radars. This book helps you identify what information on the radar and its environment is needed to predict detection range. Moreover, it provides equations and data to improve the accuracy of range calculations. You find detailed information on propagation effects, methods of range calculation in environments that include clutter, jamming and thermal noise, as well as loss factors that reduce radar performance. This book is supported with nearly 200 illustrations and over 430 equations. -- Edited summary from book.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Based on the classic, "Radar Range-Performance Analysis from 1980," this practical volume extends that work to ensure applicability of radar equations to the design and analysis of modern radars. This book helps you identify what information on the radar and its environment is needed to predict detection range. Moreover, it provides equations and data to improve the accuracy of range calculations. You find detailed information on propagation effects, methods of range calculation in environments that include clutter, jamming and thermal noise, as well as loss factors that reduce radar performance. This book is supported with nearly 200 illustrations and over 430 equations. -- Edited summary from book.

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