RADAR SYSTEMS
Objective Exam
1. The difference between target position and the reference direction is called [ ]
A) Lobe error B) Tracking error C) Angular error D) Sequential error
2. Transversal filter is also called as [ ]
A) Feed forward filter B) no recursive filter C)finite memory filter D)all
3. The coherent detector is uses both and [ ]
A) Frequency, amplitude B) phase, amplitude C) frequency, phase D)none
4. In PPI display objects in plan position with and [ ]
A) Range, azimuth B) in polar (rho, theta) C) range, time D) a&b
5. The amplitude spectrum of a matched filter is [ ]
A) Obtained by its frequency response B) negative of amplitude spectrum of input signal
C) Same as amplitude spectrum of signal D) depends on phase of the signal
6. The universally used radar display is [ ]
A) PPI B)CRT C)A Scope D)none
7. AN M×N two dimensional parallel feed array requires control signals [ ]
A) M+N+2 B)M+N C)M+N-2 D)none
8. In MTI radar which of the following is produced with time and butterfly effect on the ‘a’ scope [ ]
A) Fixed Targets B) Noise C) Moving Targets D)Phase Detectors
9. Delay line canceller causes speeds in MTI radar [ ]
A) Low B) high C) blind D) none
10. The range gating is necessary to perform automatic tracking offers several advantages. One of them is[ ]
A) Power enhancement B)S/N improvement C)accuracy is tracking D)none
Cont…..2
line produces a time delay equal to
II Fill in the 20. The relative target velocities which results in zero
MTI response are called
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11.
radar determines the
path and predicts the -
future position of the
tangent
12. MOPA
stands for
13. The Doppler
tracking filter is
called as
14. A three or
four port device that
provides a separation
between transmitter
and receiver without
using duplexer
is called
15. Effective
noise temperature
Te=
16. The random
wandering of
apparent radar
reflecting centre
gives rise to
17. An
expression for phase
difference =Δφ for
phase comparison
monopulse is given
by
18. Matched
filter forms the cross
correlation between
the received signal
corrupted by noise
and a replica of the
signal.
19. The delay