Airborne radar technology

Author: Ben De
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Airborne radar is a crucial component of airborne weapon systems. Its technological level determines the combat performance of military aircraft and holds significant strategic importance for national defense. Airborne radar technology also has strong application value in the national economy. This book focuses on the relevant technologies of airborne early warning radar and airborne fire control radar, and is divided into three parts. The first part discusses the fundamental theories of airborne radar, including working systems and principles, signal spectrum analysis, clutter models and calculations, waveform selection, and signal processing. The second part discusses the performance requirements and main parameter design of airborne early warning radar, as well as specific design issues under two systems: pulse Doppler and phased array. The third part discusses the tactical and technical performance requirements, main working modes, and specific design issues of airborne fire control radar under the two systems: pulse Doppler and phased array. This book summarizes the author's extensive experience in airborne radar development over the years, making it highly valuable for engineering and technical personnel engaged in airborne radar research. It can also serve as a textbook or reference book for senior undergraduate and graduate students in relevant fields at universities.