Radar Principles for the Non-specialist - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

SciTech Publishing, Inc. is pleased to make this popular and compact book on radar principles for non-designers working with radar. The book provides solid understanding of radar fundamentals and applications with far less of the mathematical rigor and technical data presented in engineering books for specialists. In logical progression, the book moves from electromagnetic propagation principles to some of the most recent radar systems deployed by the defense department, the FAA, commercial airlines, the National Space Agency, police agencies, and ships at sea. It also includes concise, yet complete, discussions of antennas, detection and tracking, radar cross-section, waveforms and signal processing, electronic countermeasures, and system applications. Among its many features, this book contains: Recent developments and intrinsically hot topics such as countermeasures, jamming and anti-jamming phased array, pulse-doppler, synthetic aperture, laser radars, digital signal processing and computer control, earth-to-air and airborne radar, Kalman filtering, and military applications Concise, self-contained chapters for quick and easy comprehension of a topic Numerous exercises that reinforce the grasp of concepts and their real-life application A practical glossary to help readers look up and apply key terms Appendices that provide quick look-up of essential data, tables, and formulae.

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