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Accession Number : ADA457743
Title : Instrumental Errors of a Four-Channel Crystal-Video Direction Finder
Descriptive Note : Interim rept.
Corporate Author : NAVAL RESEARCH LAB WASHINGTON DC
Personal Author(s) : Jesswein, A. J.
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Report Date : 23 APR 1953
Pagination or Media Count : 38
Abstract : The instrumental bearing error characteristics of a four-channel, crystal-video direction finder have been measured over the frequency range of 2800 Mc. to 6000 Mc. These measured bearing errors are presented here along with a discussion and analysis of the various first-and second-order factors that cause this error. The instrumental bearing error is found to be approximately the summation of antenna pattern shape error and gain mismatch error. The techniques utilized in this development result in an instrumental error which does not exceed plus or minus 7.5 degrees and this is less than has been obtained previously with similar four-channel systems.
Descriptors : *DIRECTION FINDING, *RADAR SIGNALS, *RADAR INTERCEPTION, AIRBORNE, MULTICHANNEL, CRYSTAL VIDEO RECEIVERS, MICROWAVES, BEARING(DIRECTION)
Subject Categories : ACTIVE AND PASSIVE RADAR DETECTION & EQUIPMENT
TARGET DIRECTION, RANGE AND POSITION FINDING
Distribution Statement : APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
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