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K-Band Echo Line

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report , Other literature type 26 Mar 1946Publisher:Defense Technical Information Center
Authors: J. M. Wolf;

doi: 10.21236/ada801530

K-Band Echo Line

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Abstract : An echo line is a long waveguide in which the radar pulse re-echoes producing a series of pulses on the indicator for test purposes. The fabrication and testing of an 18inch helix of an oversized K-band waveguide 150 ft long are discussed. Tests showed the attenuation to be 0.029 dh/foot, which suggests the use of such oversized waveguide for radar transmission lines.

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