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A developmental CW FM multi-target radar.

Authors: Lewis, Ronald Patterson;

A developmental CW FM multi-target radar.

Abstract

The feasibility of an X-band (8.0-12.5 GHz) continuous-wave multiple-target radar employing linear frequency modulation was investigated. From available laboratory equipment a working model was constructed and tested. Separate parabolic antennas were used for transmitting and receiving. The transmitter employs a reflex klystron followed by low and high-level traveling-wave tubes. The receiver utilizes a single narrow-band crystal filter with a swept local oscillator for range search. Target data acquired with the developmental unit is presented.

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http://archive.org/details/adevelopmentalcw1094515659

Lieutenant, United States Navy

Keywords

frequency-modulation, continuous-wave, radar

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