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Q4 Calculate the minimum value of the transmitted power of a
pulsed radar signal to detect a 10² m target located at a distance of
120 km if you know that the frequency used is 35 GHz and the
sensitivity of the receiver at the maximum available range is (-
105dB) and the antenna gain is 34dB.

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