Radar System Performance Modeling, Second Edition

| 1. | Find the S/N for a 5-dBsm target at a range of 175 km with a radar having the following parameters: P P = 5 kW, G T = G R = 35 dB, f = 3.3 GHz (S band), PC = 10 5, B = 100 MHz, T S = 450K, and L = 4 dB. What is the pulse duration? Is the minimum-range constraint violated? |
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| 2. | What loss components are included in the transmit microwave loss, L MT, and the receive microwave loss, L MR? |
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| 3. | A phased-array antenna consists of 2,000 elements, each with an element gain, G E, of 5.5 dB, and transmit ohmic loss, L AT, and receive ohmic loss, L AR, of 0.2 dB each. If uniform aperture illumination is used for transmit and the transmit antenna losses are not included in the transmit gain, G T, what is that transmit gain? If the radar operates at 5.5 GHz (C band), employs 20-dB Taylor aperture weighting on receive, and the receive antenna losses are not included in the effective receive aperture area, A R, what is the receive aperture area? |
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| 4. | A radar is said to provide S/N = 15dBona1m 2 target at a range of 1,000 km, an elevation angle of 5 degrees, and an off-broadside scan angle of 30 degrees using a 5-ms pulse. If the radar is an FFOV phased... |