Lecture

Applications: Radar and Telecommunication

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Description

This lecture covers the applications of radar and telecommunication, including the Friis formula, antenna gain, effective aperture, and radio detection and ranging principles. It also delves into chirp radar, Doppler effect, and their practical implementations.

Instructor

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