2 A radar system operating at frequency of 15 GHz. The target speed resolution is given as 10 m/s. If the number of filters implemented for detection of Doppler frequency shift is 115. a. Calculate the target speed range. b. Calculate the velocity of cach target. c. If the system used is used as speed monitoring in a road with maximum speed = 120 km/Hr. What will be maximum speed in km/Hr that the Radar classify as not over speeding. Assume operating frequency and Doppler shift remains the same. Give justification to your answer.

2 A radar system operating at frequency of 15 GHz. The target speed resolution is given as 10 m/s. If the number of filters implemented for detection of Doppler frequency shift is 115. a. Calculate the target speed range. b. Calculate the velocity of cach target. c. If the system used is used as speed monitoring in a road with maximum speed = 120 km/Hr. What will be maximum speed in km/Hr that the Radar classify as not over speeding. Assume operating frequency and Doppler shift remains the same. Give justification to your answer.

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