Radarverfahren
RadarVerfahren, or radar methods, are techniques that use radio waves to detect and characterize objects. They rely on the emission of electromagnetic signals, the reflection of these signals from targets, and the processing of received echoes to determine properties such as range, bearing, and velocity.
Principles include time-of-flight measurements, which yield range through R = c t / 2, and Doppler analysis, which
Common radar types include pulsed radar, which transmits short pulses and uses time-gating to measure range;
Performance metrics include range resolution ΔR ≈ c/(2B), where B is signal bandwidth; angular resolution depends on
RadarVerfahren are employed in air traffic control, meteorology, defense and surveillance, automotive safety systems, maritime navigation,