Understanding Radar Systems by Simon Kingsley
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Airborne radar. Airplanes; Guided missiles. 1-4] FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF RADAR SYSTEMS Rfwp = ^(/f cos L Rfwn = y^tf sin L Equating components, we obtain the basic fire-control equations VqIj cos
Understanding Radar Systems by Simon Kingsley
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