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Transmission And Reception Of Radar. The signal is first generated using a waveform generator and then amplified in the power amplifier. Transmission and Reception of Radar. Radar that operates with pulse signal for detecting stationary targets is called pulse radar. Pulse radar uses the same antenna for both transmission and reception of signals.
The transmitting system consists of a transmitter and a pulser. A radar signal is generated and transmitted over a 3 km-long single mode fiber SMF. The electromagnetic signal is produced by the transmitter unit and is radiated in space by the radar antenna. If a single antenna is used both for transmission and reception of the signals they are called monostatic radar. Radar systems operate using radio waves primarily in air while sonar systems operate using sound waves primarily in water Minkoff 1991. The waveguides are transmission lines for transmission of the RADAR signals.
Despite the difference in medium similarities in the principles of radar and.
In a radar transmitter the function of modulator is to A. Systems which use the transmission and reception of return signals to function. Therefore the Radar cannot receive the signal during transmission time. The waveguides are transmission lines for transmission of the RADAR signals. Similarly it connects the Antenna to the receiver section for the reception of the signal. The block diagram of a simple radar system is shown in Figure.