The lowest value of the transmitted power of a pulsed radar signal in order to detect a target area of 10 m2 located at a distance of 120 km if you know that the frequency used is 35 GHz and the sensitivity of the receiver at the greatest available range is (10 watt) and the antenna gain is 34DB 24.217 x 10 ^ 5 watt 26.587 x 10 ^ 5 watt 16.243x10^5 watt 19.407x10^5 watt 8:27 AM

The lowest value of the transmitted power of a pulsed radar signal in order to detect a target area of 10 m2 located at a distance of 120 km if you know that the frequency used is 35 GHz and the sensitivity of the receiver at the greatest available range is (10 watt) and the antenna gain is 34DB 24.217 x 10 ^ 5 watt 26.587 x 10 ^ 5 watt 16.243x10^5 watt 19.407x10^5 watt 8:27 AM

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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