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Radar Equation Live

Persandroid4 apps · 9.7K installsEducationFreecom.persandroid.radarequ

This app solves radar equation for monostatic or bistatic radars.

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Total installs
184
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Installs / day
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Rating
—★
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Released
30 Jun 2021
5.3y ago
Last update
20 Jun 2022
v1.1.0 · 4.3y ago
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Store listing

Full description
This app solves radar equation for monostatic or bistatic radars. Radar equation is a formula which relates received signal power to the other parameters including transmitter power, target range, antenna gain, radar cross section (RCS), and frequency. In this app, user can determine which parameter is the unknown and is going to be calculated in terms of other input parameters. User can save the radar parameters and load it again for use. Also, the app supports light and dark modes.

What's new

You can now set "Beam Width" on your Radar.

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