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UG. Electronics and Communication pegree _ Bachelor of Technology
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Academic Year | 2022-23 |Sem| 7 _| Test 1 Date of Exam | 29-10-22
Course Code | 19EC009 Course Title | UHF & EHF Communication Systems
Duration 90 Minutes Maximum Marks 40 (FOURTY)
Remember
(oo) 14 | Understand (%) | 29. | Apply (%) 29 | Analyze (%) | 28
PART A (5X 2= 10 Marks) (Answer all the questions)
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Monopulse tracking
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Sequential Lobing
> Scquential Lobing is the foremost angular tracking
techniques to determine the angular position of the target.
¥ It is also referred to as lobe switching or sequential
switching since the angular position of target is determined
by switching the lobe positions of the beam.
% Sequential lobing technique uses the symmetrical pencil
beam i.e., azimuth and elevation beam widths are equal and
the tracking is performed by continuously switching the
pencil heam between two pre-determined symmetrical
position about the Antenna’s Line of Sight axis (LOS).
> If the target is in line of Sight with the antenna, the signal
strength observed in each beam will be equal.
> If the target is on the beam axis of left or right of the beam
position, then the signal strength observed in each beam
will not be equal.
> So the two beam positions are moved towards the left ot
right until the signals in each of the beams are equal in
strength.
» The LOS is also called the radar tracking axis, as shown
in Figure
‘eam positon a _Peam ans A
eno ot Echo of
) aston pA beam A beam B
Figure: Sequential lobing Tracking Technique (a) Target is located on
the tracking axis; (b) Target is located off the tracking axis
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MINIMUM DETECTABLE SIGNAL
+ The ability of radar receiver to detect a weak echo signal is limited by the nose present
inthe freuency spectrum,
“+The weakest signal that the receiver can detec ie called the minimum detectable signal.
i is Gifculs wo define what is minimum detectable signal (MDS) because ofits
statinical nature andthe sterion for deciling whether a target is present or not may’ net
betoo well defined.
+ Detection i normally base om extalising a threshold Level atthe output of the resiver
(4 shown by the doted line . Whenever Rx output signal which iva mixture of echo
‘and noise crosses this dheshold dhen ic is deceted sa target This called vest
detection.
+ Consider the output of 2 typical radar reciver a6» fiction of time as shown in the
Figure below which iypicaly wpresents one sweep ofthe Vidco outpat displayed on an
Acscope.
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Fig: Typical envelope of a radar reeciver output asa function of tine. A,B, and Care
three targets repreveating signal plas noise. And Bare valid detections, bat Cis
mised detection
1. Ifthe threshold level were sct properly, the signal would not generally exoced,
the threshold if noise alone were present, but would excced it if a strong,
‘signal were present along with the noise.
2. Ifthe threshold level is set too low, noise might exceed it and be mistaken for
target. This is called a false alarm,
3. Ifthe threshold level were set to high, noise might not be aye enough 0 case
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4. Hore pints AB and C represents signal ps ose.
5 The signal at Ais large which basa much larger amplitude than the noise. Hence
target tection possible without any dial and ambit.
6 Next consider the two signals at B and C, representing target echoes of equal
amplitude, The noise voltage accompanying the signal at B is large cnough so that
the combination of signal plus avise exceeds the threshold and target deteuoa is
sill possible. Thus the presence of noise will sometimes enhance the detection of
‘weak signals,
7. But Jor the target C the noise is ot as Larue and the resultant sigoal plus noise
does not cross the thresholdand heace target is not ditected,
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Pulsed radar = 2\ | Continuous wave radar ot]
Only one antenna is required. Requires two antennas
Gives range. usually altiude as well age or altitude.
Susceptible to Jamming. ficult to Jam but easily deceived
Physical range determined by pulse | Amphfier can be tuned to look for expecte
width (PW) and PRF. frequencies.
Resolution is worse. | Resolution is better.
It requires comparatively higher | Requires lower transmitting power.
transmitting power. |
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