Introduction to Airborne Radar

摘要: Introduction to Airborne Radar is the revision of classic book privately published by Hughes Aircraft Company in 1983. Lavishly produced full color, was quite unlike any commercially radar major technical publishers. The combination clear, understandable writing and unparalleled illustrations established text-reference as a 'must-have' for engineers, technicians, pilots, even sales marketing people within aerospace industry. authored veteran engineer Technical Manager George W. Stimson, publications specialist. Individual chapters were thoroughly reviewed appropriate experts Systems Group. initially available 1983-1987 only those family: employees customers, primarily military. Restriction lifted 1987. went through three printings 40,000 copies 1983-1993, mostly word-of-mouth testimonials demand. Upon retirement from Hughes, Stimson successfully negotiated rights made an agreement with SciTech Publishing do text update it. resulting Second Edition has been overwhelmingly positive best-seller. extensive: thirteen entirely new cover technological advances over fifteen years since publication, two considered obsolete have deleted entirely, are extensively rewritten updated, given sections, fourteen minor tweaks, corrections, polishing. grown 32 44 584 efficiently-designed pages. Efforts bring more even-handed coverage radars developed outside Aircraft, while older less important or abbreviated. Chapter catalogs many cutting edge functioning aircraft near-service early stages production. book's appeal diverse audience: military pilots officers eager gain sound understanding complex systems that their lives depend upon, on up marketing, people, system design specialists, who may 'know all stuff' but deeply admire expression thus use teach others questions. market encompasses companies directly involved business periphery, college professors engineering physics themselves, along students aviation, aeronautics, electromagnetics courses. cross-disciplinary multi-level demand shows should not be pigeon-holed just electrical engineers. Virtually anybody knowledge high school algebra, trigonometry, will able read absorb most material.