Q.6. As a target is changing the angle from the view of a radar its velocity is observed as decreasing but its range is increasing and it follows sinusoidal(1+sin®). Calculate the doppler phase shift of a varying range of a target that increase by a change in angle from 0°upto 90°, for every 15°. If the initial range from the target is 100mt, and the frequency is 2GHZ. Prepare a table of range and phase values for all of them in an order from 0° upto 90º, with a change of 15°. Then plot the graph between angle, Change in range and phase shift. (Assume à is constant, and X-axis is Angle (0 to 90), Y-axis- Range, Phase shift)
Q.6. As a target is changing the angle from the view of a radar its velocity is observed as decreasing but its range is increasing and it follows sinusoidal(1+sin®). Calculate the doppler phase shift of a varying range of a target that increase by a change in angle from 0°upto 90°, for every 15°. If the initial range from the target is 100mt, and the frequency is 2GHZ. Prepare a table of range and phase values for all of them in an order from 0° upto 90º, with a change of 15°. Then plot the graph between angle, Change in range and phase shift. (Assume à is constant, and X-axis is Angle (0 to 90), Y-axis- Range, Phase shift)
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If the path between a source S and an observer O is changed by an amount Δx, the phase of the wave received by O is shifted by,
Where
f be defined as the frequency.
c be defined as the speed of light.
Step 2
The initial range from the target is defined as 100 m and frequency be defined as 2 GHz.
Step 3
Substitute the value of θ in the above expression and calculate the required value,
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