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    This document contains a 14 question assignment on radar and sonar submitted by Shiela Monique A. Fajardo to their professor Engr. Edelito A. Handig at the University of the East - Caloocan College of Engineering ECE Department. The questions cover topics like calculating radar range and target distance based on pulse repetition frequency, power, wavelength, and time delay of received echoes. Diagrams are requested to illustrate targets on B-scan displays and transponder responses on PPI displays.

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    UNIVERSITY OF THE EAST - CALOOCAN

    COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
    ECE DEPARTMENT

    ASSIGNMENT

    RADAR AND SONAR

    Submitted by:
    FAJARDO, Shiela Monique A.
    20101115224
    February 26, 2015

    Engr. Edelito A. Handig


    Professor

    1. How long will it take for a radar wave to travel one nautical mile?

    2. A radar is to have a maximum range of 60 kilometers. What is the maximum allowable pulse repetition
    frequency for unambiguous reception?
    2500 pps

    3. A radar pulse was transmitted and after 150 microseconds, an echo pulse was received. Determine the
    target distance in:
    (a) statute miles

    (b) nautical miles

    (c) yards.

    4. A radar transmitter has a peak pulse power of 400 kW, a PRF of 1500 pps, and a pulse width of 0.8
    microseconds. Calculate
    (a) maximum unambiguous range

    (b) duty cycle

    (c) the average transmitted power

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    5. An L-band radar operating at 1.25 GHz uses a peak pulse power of 3 megawatts, and must have a range of
    100 nautical miles (165.2 km) for objects whose radar cross section is 1 square meter. If the minimum
    receivable power of the receiver is 2 x 10 -13 watt, what is the smallest diameter of the antenna reflector
    could have assuming it to be a full paraboloid with k= 0.65?
    3.84 m

    6. A low-power, short-range radar uses semiconductor throughout, including a tunnel-diode RF amplifier which
    gives it an overall noise figure of 4.77 dB. If the antenna diameter is 1 meter, the IF bandwidth is 500 kHz,
    the operating frequency is 8 GHz and the radar set is supposed to be capable of detecting targets of 5
    square meters cross sectional area at a maximum distance of 12 km, what must be the peak transmitted
    power?
    1.1 W

    7. The noise figure of a radar receiver is 12 dB, and its bandwidth is 2.5 MHz. What is the value of P min for this
    radar?
    1.48 x 10-13 W

    8. A missile tracking radar operates at 5 GHz, with a 1 megawatt peak power output. If the antenna diameter is
    3.66 meters, and the receiver has a bandwidth of 1.6 MHz and an 11-dB noise figure, what is its maximum
    detection range for 1 sq. m. targets?
    345.6 km

    9. In a pulse radar systems, the target is 4 miles away and 45 degrees to the right. Show target on B-scan.
    Also compute the echo time in microseconds.

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    10. A CW Doppler radar operates at a wavelength of 3 cm. What is the Doppler frequency produced
    (a) by an airplane flying at a speed of 200 miles per hour

    (b) by a man crawling at a rate of 1 inch per second?

    11. Am 8-GHz police radar measures a Doppler frequency of 1500 Hz, from a car approaching the stationary
    police vehicle, in a 75-km/hr speed limit zone. Will the police apprehend the car for over speeding?

    12. An MTI radar operating at a wavelength of 10 cm has a pulse repetition frequency of 1000 cycles. Calculate
    the two lowest blind speeds.

    13. From the instant that a radar wave leaves the antenna of an FM radar, it takes about 124 microseconds
    before an echo pulse is received. Estimate the distance of the target in nautical miles.

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    14.A transponder is so coded that when interrogated it responds immediately with a short pulse followed by two
    additional short pulses delayed in time by 10 and 20 microseconds, respectively. What will the response of
    this transponder look like on a PPI display?

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