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Radar

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February 14, 2015

 

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The first real implementation of radar was in 1904, when Christian Hulsmeyer detected a ship in the fog. However, it was not until 1935 that a British physicist, Sir Robert Alexander Watson-Watt put radar into aircraft. At that time, he was able to locate aircraft within a 27km radius. However this radar was very unreliable and had little sensitivity...
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However this radar was very unreliable and had little sensitivity. During World War II, real advances started to come forth. The British handed research over to the Americans and they were able produce much higher power outputs, greater receiver sensitivity, and all the while improving the interpretation software required to translate the echoes into pictures we can understand...
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