Handbook of Radar Measurement David K. Barton and Harold R. Ward

Description: Previously owned. Sticker on inside cover. Personal stamp on cover page. Other pages are clean. Binding is solid. Handbook provides equations, theories, curve diagrams, and tables, to allow identifying the principal sources of error in radar designs and estimating the accuracy of radar range, Doppler frequency, and angle measurements. Features a summarized, unified introduction to the classic radar measurement works of Roger Manasse, Peter Swerling, and Merrill Skolnik; radar measurement theories presented in a consistent format using uniform notations and symbols, with a mathematical level understandable to all practicing radar engineers; a presentation of generalized procedures to evaluate errors caused by interfering radar echoes, and unwanted signals other than random noise; a radar system analysis providing a complete description of errors as a function of range and elevation angle for each type of target; seven appendices including data on antenna pattern, aperture illumination, and the effects of atmospheric conditions on radar measurement.

Price: 18 USD

Location: Madison, Alabama

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