接近80年的无源雷达

2013 International Conference on Radar Pub Date : 2013-11-04 DOI:10.1109/RADAR.2013.6651987

H. Kuschel

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无源雷达的历史可以追溯到1935年雷达的早期，当时在英国进行了Daventry实验。它继续在第二次世界大战中使用德国克莱因海德堡被动雷达，并在今天获得新的兴趣，作为被动隐蔽雷达(PCR)系统，如Silent Sentry, Homeland Alerter 100, Aulos和PARADE已准备好投入使用。PCR的未来将在很大程度上取决于诸如调频无线电和数字广播网络等传送机会的可用性。

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Approaching 80 years of passive radar

The history of passive radar dates back to the early days of radar in 1935 when the Daventry experiment was conducted in the UK. It continues in WW II with the German Klein Heidelberg passive radar and receives new interest today, as passive covert radar (PCR) systems like Silent Sentry, Homeland Alerter 100, Aulos and PARADE are ready for operation. The future of PCR will strongly depend on the availability of transmitters of opportunity such as FM-radio and digital broadcast networks.

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