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Radar Cross Section Measurements (Hardback)
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all these other countries) Usually dispatched within 24 hours | |Short Description for Radar Cross Section MeasurementsThis guide explains how radar cross section (RCS) is measured and tested with good measurement practice including assuring that the electromagnetic test environment is optimized for the particular object being measured. It also provides basic and advanced information on instrumentation systems, test range design, and measurement technology.
Full description- Publisher: SciTech Publishing Inc
- Published: 15 July 2006
- Format: Hardback 546 pages
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- Categories: Radar
- ISBN 13: 9781891121555 ISBN 10: 1891121553
- Sales rank: 884,078
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Full description for Radar Cross Section Measurements
Scientists and engineers have had to measure or estimate the radar cross section (RCS) of objects ever since the invention of radar. This guide explains how RCS is typically measured on test ranges, and how testing may be tailored to meet specific requirements. The book provides basic and advanced information on instrumentation systems, test range design, and measurement technology. The book's mission is to present and explain the rules of good measurement practice. Those rules assure that the electromagnetic test environment is optimized for the particular object being measured. Examples are rules governing the uniformity of the incident field in the target zone and the minimization of undesired background echoes. Individual chapters describe the design and operation of outdoor test ranges, indoor chambers, dynamic test ranges, and near-field (compact) ranges. Radar Cross Section Measurements is a valuable source for professional people needing reference material on the measurement of RCS targets both indoors and outdoors. It will be especially useful to aerospace engineers and scientists working with modern radar systems.
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