Sentence examples for radar hardware from inspiring English sources

The proposed BSDW system includes system architecture platform, radar hardware system structure, intermediate frequency signal processing, radar target detection algorithms, blind spot area calibration method, system control strategy and system integration.

Given the growing requirement to continue the 25-year altimeter record, there is now a need to assess the differences between existing SAR and SARIn altimeter datasets, with a view to understanding the impact on ice sheet retrievals of the different radar hardware and processing methodologies.

Also included is the radar hardware that provides forward-facing detection of hazards even through potentially obfuscating conditions.

The evolution of MF/HF SA techniques since the 1950s has followed the development of radar hardware and computing.

Underestimate the wind magnitudes, with the underestimation being height dependent, increasing from 80 to 94 km, and are dependent on the particular radar hardware and software implementation.

Since Bosch is one of the world's leading supplier for automakers when it comes to this kind of radar hardware, those maps should have great coverage, too.

This change indeed looks unphysical and therefore attributed to the effect of an unaccounted for time/phase delay in the radar's hardware.

With our limited IT resources, the ServiceNow system allows us to track and prioritize support requests (ensuring none "fall off the radar"), identify problem software and hardware, and plan for future support needs.

Conveniently, in the hardware radar profile, there is a parameter tdiff which allows for phase adjustment in terms of time delay expressed in nanoseconds.

With two aircraft carriers under construction as well modernizing its radar and surveillance hardware, India is keeping pace with China's naval modernization program, though with fewer fiscal resources.

The circuit components and other hardware of radar systems vary with the frequency used, and systems range in size from those small enough to fit in the palm of the hand to those so enormous that they would fill several football fields.