• Consider two airerafts, A and B as shown in the figure that follows. Aircraft A carrying a CW radartransmits at a frequency of 350 MHz, and tracks an aircraft B. Aircraft A travels at the speed of 500 m/sand makes an angle of 40° with an AB line of sight. Aireraft B approaching aircraft A at a speed of 800- Find the Doppler shift as recorded by the CW radar in aireraft A.- Find the direction of aircraft B for the Doppler frequency shift to be zero500 m/s800 mis40030Figure 13: Two aircrafts, A and B

Given VB=800 m/s θB =300 VA=500 m/s θA =400 fA=350 Mhz

Cansider two aircrafts, A and B as shown in the figure that follows. Aircraft A carrying a CW radar transmits at a frequency of 350 MHz, and tracks an aircraft B. Aircraft A travels at the speed of 500 m/s and makes an angle of 40 with an AB line of sight. Aircraft B approaching aireraft A at a speed of 800 - Find the Doppler shift as recorded by the CW radar in aireraft A. Find the direction of aircraft B for the Doppler frequency shift to be zero

Cansider two aircrafts, A and B as shown in the figure that follows. Aircraft A carrying a CW radar transmits at a frequency of 350 MHz, and tracks an aircraft B. Aircraft A travels at the speed of 500 m/s and makes an angle of 40 with an AB line of sight. Aircraft B approaching aireraft A at a speed of 800 - Find the Doppler shift as recorded by the CW radar in aireraft A. Find the direction of aircraft B for the Doppler frequency shift to be zero

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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