Radar Principles (Third Edition)

Author: Ding Lufei
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: This book consists of two main parts: Radar Subsystems and Radar Measurement Methods. The former includes the composition, basic working principles, and main quality indicators of radar transmitters, receivers, terminal display, and recording equipment. The latter covers the fundamental principles and various implementation methods of radar ranging, angle measurement, and velocity measurement, and discusses the basic working principles of various radar systems such as continuous wave, three-coordinate, phased array, conical scan, single-pulse, and bistatic radars. Additionally, it provides a comprehensive discussion of the radar equation and Moving Target Detection (MTD) radar. This revision has added Chapter 9, "High-Resolution Radar." The content of this textbook reflects the new developments in radar technology since the 1980s. In response to the needs of modern warfare, the content on radar electronic countermeasures has also been included. This book can serve as a textbook for undergraduate students in electronic engineering and related fields, as well as a reference for radar engineering technicians. This book consists of two main parts: Radar Subsystems and Radar Measurement Methods. The former includes the composition, basic working principles, and main quality indicators of radar transmitters, receivers, terminal display, and recording equipment. The latter covers the fundamental principles and various implementation methods of radar ranging, angle measurement, and velocity measurement, and discusses the basic working principles of various radar systems such as continuous wave, three-coordinate, phased array, conical scan, single-pulse, and bistatic radars. Additionally, it provides a comprehensive discussion of the radar equation and Moving Target Detection (MTD) radar. This revision has added Chapter 9, "High-Resolution Radar." The content of this textbook reflects the new developments in radar technology since the 1980s. In response to the needs of modern warfare, the content on radar electronic countermeasures has also been included. This book can serve as a textbook for undergraduate students in electronic engineering and related fields, as well as a reference for radar engineering technicians.