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A study of bistatic radar and the development of an independent bistatic radar receiver

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Master thesis 29 Feb 2016 South Africa English Publisher:Department of Electrical Engineering
Authors: Del Mistro, M;

handle: 11427/17307

A study of bistatic radar and the development of an independent bistatic radar receiver

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This report contains a literature review of bistatic radar and also describes an experimental L-Band bistatic radar receiver which was built at the University of Cape Town. In a bistatic radar the transmitter and receiver are separated by an amount which is comparable to the distance to the targets which are being displayed. The separation of the transmitter and receiver cause various parameters to change when comparing the bistatic radar to a monostatic radar.

Bibliography: pages 120-121.

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Electrical Engineering

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