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    This document appears to be an exam paper for a Radar Engineering course consisting of 4 units. It provides instructions to attempt 5 questions from each unit, selecting at least one from all. The document then lists 7 questions, with part (a) and (b) for each, covering various topics in radar engineering systems including: the radar equation, transmitter power and losses, CW Doppler radar, MTI pulse Doppler radar, lobe switching, monopulse tracking, tracking radar systems, radar receivers, local oscillators, noise figures, low-noise front ends, PPI displays, and receiver protectors.

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    This document appears to be an exam paper for a Radar Engineering course consisting of 4 units. It provides instructions to attempt 5 questions from each unit, selecting at least one from all. The document then lists 7 questions, with part (a) and (b) for each, covering various topics in radar engineering systems including: the radar equation, transmitter power and losses, CW Doppler radar, MTI pulse Doppler radar, lobe switching, monopulse tracking, tracking radar systems, radar receivers, local oscillators, noise figures, low-noise front ends, PPI displays, and receiver protectors.

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    This document appears to be an exam paper for a Radar Engineering course consisting of 4 units. It provides instructions to attempt 5 questions from each unit, selecting at least one from all. The document then lists 7 questions, with part (a) and (b) for each, covering various topics in radar engineering systems including: the radar equation, transmitter power and losses, CW Doppler radar, MTI pulse Doppler radar, lobe switching, monopulse tracking, tracking radar systems, radar receivers, local oscillators, noise figures, low-noise front ends, PPI displays, and receiver protectors.

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    This document appears to be an exam paper for a Radar Engineering course consisting of 4 units. It provides instructions to attempt 5 questions from each unit, selecting at least one from all. The document then lists 7 questions, with part (a) and (b) for each, covering various topics in radar engineering systems including: the radar equation, transmitter power and losses, CW Doppler radar, MTI pulse Doppler radar, lobe switching, monopulse tracking, tracking radar systems, radar receivers, local oscillators, noise figures, low-noise front ends, PPI displays, and receiver protectors.

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    E*.m Code

    8918
    BT-8/M-11
    RADAR ENGINEERING Paper : ECE-404(E)

    Time : Three Hoursl Note

    [Maximum Marks

    100

    AttemPt fve questions in question from each Unit'

    all, selecting at least

    one

    UNIT.I

    1. (a) Explain the simple form of the radar equation and also l0 explain the applications of the radar system'
    (b)
    What is the effect of Receiver bandwidth on the maximum range of a well designed radar ? Assuming the average power remain constant' Explain in
    detail.

    l0

    2. (a) Discuis
    (b)

    Transmitter power

    in detail' Also

    describe

    different tYPes of sYstem losses' Describe briefly some of the factors governing the and relation between the radar cross section of a target l0 its true value cross section.

    l0

    UNIT-II

    3. (a) Explain the working of simple CW Doppler radar with


    (b)

    l0 the help of a block diagram. What is Doppler effect ? How a simple CW Doppler l0 radar is different from MTI radar system ?
    [P.T.O.

    891 8/2800/KD/171

    -^
    4.(a)WiththehelpofablockdiagramexplainNon-coherent l0 MTI pulse Doppler radar.

    (b)

    Show that a triple delay-line canceller is equivalent to a four-pulse delay-line canceller with weights equal to

    the coefficients of the binomial expansion with l0 alternating sign.

    UNIT.III (a) Describe the method of Lobe switching as used to l0 track a target after it has been acquired'

    (b)
    (a)

    Explain amplitude comparison of Monopulse tracking l0 radar with the aid of a block diagram'

    Explain different types of Tracking radar system' Diicuss any one in detail with the help of block l0 diagram.

    (b)

    Explain between Sequential lobing and Conical l0 lobing. UNIT-IV


    Radar Receivers. what effect does the local oscillator have on the receiver's dynamic range ? 10 Show that the noise figure.of a mixer is approximately

    7. (a) Explain
    (b)

    theproductofitsconversationlossandthelFamplifier noise figure, when the diode mixer has a low-noise


    temPerature

    ratio.

    l0

    Write a short note on the following (i) Low-noise Front ends.

    (ii)

    (iii)

    PPI displays. Receiver protectors.

    -1,7,6

    8918/2800/KD/17 |

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