A radar system comprising a filter with a variable pass band to which radar video signals are fed, data storage means including a main store having a plurality of storage addresses into which data appertaining to the velocity of targets in a plurality of range bearing cells is fed one cell to each address and control signal producing means operative to set the frequency of the filter in dependence upon stored data so that for reception of video signals appertaining to any specified range/bearing...

Doppler radar for measuring objects, including a first and a second substantially prismatic cavity resonator each having an end facing the object to be measured and each having substantially equal dimensions, a common wall connecting the cavity resonators to each other, an oscillator diode disposed in the first cavity resonator, a receiving diode disposed in the second cavity resonator, the end of the first cavity resonator facing the object to be measured being closed and the end of the second ...

A radar installation for measuring target data contains apparatus for calculating the aiming of coacting weapons for combatting targets. The installation (11) is adapted for transmitting information concerning aiming to the weapons (12-16) by having certain of its radar pulses coded with said information. The emitted pulses are only coded when the installation antenna is directed towards an information receiver at one of the weapons (12-16).

A coherent radar including separate transmitting and receiving chains. The transmitting chain includes a master oscillator providing a signal at frequency F0. A multiplier multiplies F0 by a predetermined amount to produce a signal at a frequency F1. A second multiplier multiplies the signal at frequency F1 to produce a signal at frequency F2, F1 and F2 being coherent with F0. A first mixer mixes F1 with F0 and a second mixer mixes F2 with the product of the first mixer to produce a transmission...

A moving target indicator system in which quadrature components of each range cell of returned target reflections are produced by phase comparison with the transmitted signals and compared by weighting three successive returns to obtain moving target differences for display.

A radar system testing apparatus for use in evaluating radar performance of terrain following, forward looking radars, generally installed in the nose of military aircraft. The operator inputs the antenna position and rotational arc limits desired which are converted into reference voltages and compared to the antenna's true position by a logic comparator network. When the true position is within the operator's selected window, and the radar system inputs a trigger signal to indicate transmitter...

An image corresponding to an aspect angle computed from tracking data of a target is read out from an actual measurement data base as a reference image, is subjected to a relativity processing with the obtained image of the target in a relativity processor, and a result of the processing is displayed on a display unit.

In the case of this radar sensor, a phase shifter is inserted between a microwave generator and an antenna and can be switched over between two phases. A demodulator (DM) demodulates the received reflected signal, which has superimposed on it the microwave signal which originates from the microwave generator. A de-multiplexer (DEMUX) which is connected downstream of the demodulator (DM) separates the two phase-shifted demodulated signals. The measurement result is largely noise-free.

A radar transponder for a stable and reliable response transmission upon reception of a weak radar signal having a reflection-conscious circuitry free from damage by a transmit effect, including a reception damage by the leakage of a powerful transmit wave signal and a transmission damage by the reflection of the powerful transmit wave signal. The reflection-conscious circuitry may include a circulator coupled to the transmit/receive antenna for selecting the powerful transmit wave signal or the...

A radar decoder circuit for converting NRZL Data to radar video data which s supplied to a radar video display screen. The radar video circuit includes an Erasable Programmable Logic Device which decodes incoming NRZL data to identify a frame sync having twenty four data bits. When the frame sync is identified the location of sixteen bits of synchro data is also determined. The synchro data is then latched into a latch within the Erasable Programmable Logic Device for processing by a Digital-to-...