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Frequency
(GHz)
New band
designation
(GH
z)
HF
0.003 A A<0.25;
0.03
VH
B>0.25
0.03 F
B<0.5;
0.3
C>0.5
U
0.3 D
1.0
HF
E<3.0;
1.0 L2.0
F>3.0
band
2.0 G<6.0;
S4.0
H>6.0la
De alta frecuencia (HF) radares utilizan
4.0 I<10.0;
reflexinband
las ondas electromagnticas fuera
de la
8.0
J>10.0
ionosferaC-para detectar objetivos ms all del
horizonte. Algunos 8.0
ejemplos
incluyenJ los
band
12.5
Estados Unidos sobre el horizonte de
J<20.0;
retrodispersin
X(US OTH
opera
12.5/ B)
- de radar que
K>20.0
en el rango de frecuencia
los
18.0 de 5 - 28MHZ,
band
K L<60.0;
EE.UU. Armada reubicable
Radar
18.0 - Over The
M>60.0
Horizon Ku(ROTHR), ver
26.5Fig. 1.1, y el radar
carpintero
ruso. De muy alta frecuencia (VHF) y
band
26.5 - bandas se utilizan
ultra alta frecuencia (UHF)
40.0 radares de alerta
para muyK- largo alcance
Normally
tempranaband
(EWR). Algunos
ejemplos incluyen el
Sistema de Alerta >34.0
Temprana de Misiles
KaBalsticos (BMEWS) buscar y rastrear radar
monopulso
que funciona a 245 MHz (Figura
band
1.2.), El permetro y Adquisicin Radar (PAR),
MMserie muy larga multifuncin fases
que es una
W y la temprana advirtiendo PAVE
radar de matriz,
R = -c ---
---- t2 (1.1)
fr = 1 1
--------- = --PRI T (1,2)
higher frequency bands may also be Xband. The higher frequency bands (Ku,
K, and Ka) suffer severe weather and
atmospheric attenuation. Therefore,
radars utilizing these frequency bands are
limited to short range applications, such
as the police traffic radars, short range
terrain avoidance, and terrain following
radars. Milli-Meter Wave (MMW) radars
are mainly limited to very short range
Radio Frequency (RF) seekers and
experimental radar systems.
1.2. Range
Figure 1.5 shows a simplified pulsed
radar block diagram. The time control
box generates the synchronization timing
signals required throughout the system.
A modulated signal is generated and sent
to the antenna by the modulator/
transmitter block. Switching the antenna
between the transmitting and receiving
modes is controlled by the duplexer. The
duplexer allows one antenna to be used
to both transmit and receive. During
transmission it directs the radar
electromagnetic energy towards the
antenna. Alternatively, on reception, it
, then