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A reprint of the 1969 McGraw-Hill publication explaining to student and practicing radar engineers t...
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A reprint of the 1969 McGraw-Hill publication explaining to student and practicing radar engineers the principles of improving the resolution of radar. Avoids reference to specific equipment that may change, high-level mathematics, topics of resolution theory without practical application, and the conventional assumption of constant range rate and signals of modest sophistication. Emphasizes the exposition, interpretation, and inter-relation of the concepts rather than merely compiling results. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
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