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Metric Wave Antenna Techniques

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The antenna is a transducer for transmitting and receiving electromagnetic wave energy. In transmitting, it radiates the electromagnetic wave into the free space. In receiving, it collects the electromagnetic wave from the free space and provides signals for the receiving equipment. The antenna has an excellent directionality and is the most important component necessary for radar system. Compared with microwave band antenna, the antenna design of advanced metric wave radar has its unique particularity.

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Wu, J. (2020). Metric Wave Antenna Techniques. In: Advanced Metric Wave Radar. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-7647-3_6

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