Doppler radar systems use a phenomenon called the Doppler effect to produce data about a target. In ...
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Doppler radar systems use a phenomenon called the Doppler effect to produce data about a target. In ...
Radar systems are improving by the day, driving the need for new testing requirements and test instr...
The time domain and frequency domain are two different ways to gather information about a signal. Ea...
In secondary surveillance radar (SSR) systems, a ground-based radar antenna transmits an interrogati...
Wireless systems rely on measuring RF and microwave power accurately and efficiently. Noise can mask...
Phase noise, which is caused by a signal’s random phase (frequency) fluctuations, can affect the per...
Noise is everywhere. Today’s wireless systems must be able to operate efficiently as these electroma...
Radar testing often requires local oscillator (LO) substitution. This process involves using the cle...
Phase noise can significantly affect the performance of today’s radar systems.In this blog post, dis...
RF and microwave power measurements are fundamental for product design and production. In this post,...