Ship-borne radar
A radar and radar control technology, which is used in the reflection/re-radiation of radio waves, the use of re-radiation, measurement devices, etc. The effect of high life cycle and high versatility
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[0011] Such as figure 1 As shown, a shipboard radar includes a transceiver antenna, a rotating hinge, a high-frequency waveguide transmission line, a transmitter, a high-frequency receiver and a signal shaper, a low-frequency receiver, a secondary data processing device, and a shipboard radar control unit. The high-frequency switching device that provides connection between the antenna, transmitter and high-frequency receiver. The output terminal of the transmitter is connected to the input terminal of the antenna, and the signal received by the transceiver antenna is transmitted to the low-frequency receiver, and the intermediate frequency is generated in the low-frequency receiver. The output end of the linear frequency modulation signal enters the signal shaper, passes through the switch device, the waveguide transmission line, and the rotating hinge from the output end of the transmitter, and transmits it to the transceiver antenna for radiation. It is amplified in the h...
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