Spaceborne Radar Handbook

Author: (USA) Leopold
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book is a domestically translated and published work that comprehensively discusses airborne radar. Its content covers general descriptions of airborne radar, the fundamental theory of its operational trajectories, considerations in selection, and the impact of the ionosphere on airborne radar operations. The book also explores the theory, design, engineering practices, and applications of airborne radar, introduces bistatic airborne radar, and provides examples for illustration. To facilitate readers in finding more detailed and specific information, each chapter includes a substantial number of references. The book is extensive in scope, detailed, and comprehensive, making it suitable for scientists and engineers involved in the development of airborne radar, as well as students and faculty in related disciplines at universities and colleges.