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Basic concept of how RADAR works
12.63 microseconds = RADAR mile
Electromagnetic waves are used to identify range, altitude, direction or speed of both moving and fixed objects
Doppler Effect
Apparent change in frequency or pitch
Clutter
Unwanted echoes in a radar system
Ground Clutter
Unwanted ground noise
Sea Clutter
Disturbing radar-echoes of sea wave crests
Amplitude
Strength of a signal
Wavelength
Distance from peak to peak
Frequency
Number of cycles that occur in one second
Ground Wave
Radio waves that travel near the Earth's surface
Sky Wave
Radio waves that are reflected back to the Earth from the ionosphere
Space Wave
2 paths
1 - reflected from the ground
2 - directly to the receiving antenna
Natural Horizon
Line of sight
Radio Horizon
1/3 farther than natural horizon
Refraction
Wave changes direction when passing from one medium into another
Diffraction
Occurs when waves pass through a narrow opening
Reflection
Mirror
Basic characteristics of sound
Pitch
Intensity
Quality
Reciprocity
Transmit and recieve at the same time
Polarization
Orientation of the electric field vector of the electromagnetic wave produced by the antenna
Mobile Malicious Code - Major Types
Virus
Trojan Horse
Worm
Author
edcarli
ID
157627
Card Set
IDW 205
Description
IDW 205
Updated
2012-06-07T00:32:25Z
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