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Your Name Your Title Your Organization (Line #1) Your Organization (Line #2) Basics of Radar Joe Hoatam Josh Merritt Aaron Nielsen

Outline History How it Works Basic Equations Range Ambiguity Doppler Effect

History RAdio Detection And Ranging Heinrich Hertz experiments 1904 – Christian Huelsmeyer's demonstration 1940's – American and UK Research 1950's – Non-Military Usage 1958 – Doppler Radar

How Radar Works

Transmitter & Receiver Signal Reflection Measurement Different Uses Point vs Distributed Targets

Basic Equations

Range Ambiguity Pulse Repetition Frequency (prf) Too high – echoes from previous transmission increased Inaccurate Range Measurements

Doppler Effect

Velocities of Moving Objects Phase Shift

Bibliography History of Radar Doppler Radar Introduction to Radar Systems, Skolnik Radar for Meteorologists, Rinehart Radar Observation of the Atmosphere, Battan

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