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Questions for RADAR
Answer the following questions
Test Mode
Training Mode
1. To double the range of a primary radar would require the power to be increased by a factor of
4
8
16
2
2. If the PRF of a primary radar is 500 pulses per second, the maximum range will be
300 nm
600 nm
324 nm
162 nm
3. To improve the resolution of a radar display requires
a low frequency and a narrow pulse width
a narrow pulse width and a narrow beam width
a wide beamwidth and a wide pulse width
a high frequency and a large reflector
4. The bearing of a primary radar is measured by
lobe comparison
searchlight principle
DF techniques
phase comparison
5. The use of Doppler techniques to discriminate between aircraft and fixed objects results in second trace returns being generated. These are removed by
limiting the power output of the radar
making regular changes in pulsewidth
jittering the PRF
using a different frequency for transmission and reception
6. The main advantage of continuous wave radars is
No minimum range limitation
Better range resolution
No maximum range limitation
Better range resolution
7. A radar is required to have a maximum range of 100 nm. What is the maximum PRF that will achieve this?
1620 pulses per second (pps)
810 pss
617 pps
1234 pps
8. The factor which limits the minimum detection range of a radar is
pulse repetition frequency
pulse repetition interval
pulse width
transmitter power
9. A radar is designed to have a maximum range of 12 km. The maximum PRF that would permit this is
13400 pps
12500 pps
25000 pps
6700 pps
10. The factor which determines the maximum range of a radar is
pulse width
pulse repetition rate
power
beamwidth
11. If the PRI of a radar is 2100 microseconds, the maximum range of the radar is
630 nm
170 nm
315 nm
340 nm
12. An echo is received from a target 900 microseconds after the pulse was transmitted. The range to the target is
73 nm
146 nm
270 nm
135 nm
13. The time between the transmission of a pulse and the reception of the echo from a target is 1720 microseconds. What is the range of the target?
139 km
516 km
258 km
278 km
14. An advantage of a phased array (slotted antenna. is
less power required
all of the above
better resolution
reduced sidelobes and clutter
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