Radar Blind Speed: Definition, Formula, and Mitigation
Learn about radar blind speed, its causes, how it's calculated, and techniques to mitigate its effects on target detection.
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Learn about radar blind speed, its causes, how it's calculated, and techniques to mitigate its effects on target detection.
Calculate radar duty cycle using average/peak power or pulse width/PRT. Includes formulas and examples.
Radar range calculator and formula which calculates distance of target from radar based on transmit and receive power and antenna characteristics.
Calculate the radar range resolution based on pulse width. Understand how pulse width affects the ability to distinguish between targets.
Calculate Radar Cross Section (RCS) for a spherical target using the RCS formula. Enter the target radius to find the RCS value.
Calculate the radar target gain factor using RCS and frequency. Understand the formula behind the calculation.
Calculate vehicle speed using radar technology with this tool. Based on the Doppler effect, it's used in radar guns and speed signs.
Calculate the radio horizon distance based on antenna height using this handy online tool. Determine maximum communication range considering atmospheric effects.
Calculate the ideal radome thickness based on frequency and material properties. Learn about radome function and applications.
Calculate the rain absorption temperature based on rain absorption (dB) and physical antenna temperature. Useful for RF system design and analysis.
Calculate the receiver C/N ratio in dBHz based on G/T ratio, satellite EIRP, propagation loss, and margins. Understand the importance of C/N ratio in wireless systems.
Calculate the breakdown power of rectangular waveguides using our calculator and formula. Essential for designing high-power RF and microwave systems.
Calculate the cutoff frequency of rectangular waveguides using our calculators and formulas for both generic and TE10 modes. Optimize your RF system design.
Calculate resistor values for reflection-type attenuators. Determine the resistance needed for a specific dB attenuation in 50 ohm and 75 ohm systems.
Explore Reflection coefficient calculator which calculates reflected voltage and reflection coefficient and learn Reflection coefficient formula.
Convert between Reflection Coefficient and SWR (Standing Wave Ratio) with this calculator. See the relationship between Reflection Coefficient, Return Loss, and VSWR.
Explore Reflex Klystron Calculator and formula which calculates output power, repeller voltage and efficiency using frequency, beam voltage, current, mode and spacing.
Calculate resistance using our resistor calculator. Input the band values and get the resistance and tolerance. Learn the resistor color code and formula.
Calculate RF AM to PM conversion using our online calculator. Understand the impact of AM to PM conversion on RF amplifier non-linearity.
Calculate the drain efficiency of an RF amplifier using this online tool. Enter output power (Pout) and DC power (Pdc) to determine efficiency.
Calculate the power added efficiency (PAE) of an RF amplifier based on input power, output power, and DC power consumption.
Calculate resistor values for π-type and T-type RF attenuator pads, including formulas for impedance and attenuation.
Calculate the inductance (L) and capacitance (C) values for an RF LC balun based on the input frequency and impedances. This calculator uses the formula for a lattice-type balun configuration.
Calculate RF budget, RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indication), and free space path loss. Determine power received with transmitter power and antenna gains.
Calculate RF cable loss in coaxial cables using this calculator. Learn about the formula considering conductor, insulation, and connector losses.
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