Monochrome Television Transmitter: As shown in the block diagram of Figure 17-2, a Monochrome Television Transmitter system is quite unlike any of the transmission systems studied previously. This section will deal with the fundamental, "straightforward"…
Television Systems and Standards: It is clear that a large amount of information must be broadcast by a television transmitter and that there are a variety of ways in which this can be done. Accordingly,…
Introduction to Television: Introduction to Television tells first thing of seeing at a distance. To be successful, a television system may be required to reproduce faithfully: The shape of each object, or structural content The…
CW Doppler Radar Block Diagram: A simple CW Doppler Radar Block Diagram, such as the one shown in Figure 16-14, sends out continuous sine waves rather than pulses. It uses the Doppler effect to detect…
Phased Array Radars: Phased Array Radars - Introduction With some notable exceptions, the vast majority of radars have to cover an area in searching and/or tracking, rather than always being pointed in the same direction.…
Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave Radar: The greatest limitation of Doppler radar, i.e., its inability to measure range, may be overcome if the transmitted carrier is Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave Radar. If this is done, it…
Radar Beacons: A Radar Beacons is a small radar set consisting of a receiver, a separate transmitter and an antenna which is often omnidirectional. When another radar transmits a coded set of pulses at the…
Moving Target Indicator Radar Block Diagram: Basically, the Moving Target Indicator Radar Block Diagram compares a set of received echoes with those received during the previous sweep. Those echoes whose phase has remained constant are…
Doppler Effect in Radar: The apparent frequency of electromagnetic or sound waves depends on the relative radial motion of the source and the observer. If source and observer are moving away from each other, the…
Pulsed Radar Systems: A Pulsed Radar Systems is generally required to perform one of two tasks: It must either search for targets or else track them once they have been acquired. Sometimes the same radar…
