Applications of RADAR

by Preetkomal
(Patiala, Punjab, India)

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RADAR is basically a device which can measure the distance between two objects and also used for weather forecasts. The principle involved in RADAR is that it incident laser From Barry: microwave radiation, actually on a particular object and the object strikes it back to the point from where it was incident. Thus it gives the information about the distance and direction between the two objects.


RADAR has now become obsolete due to various new techniques with much higher speed and accuracy are available now, but even today many military operations and weather forecasts are still based on it.

RADAR provides outstanding graphics in case of weather forecasts. It changes the colors of areas according to the temperature of that area.

RADAR can be improved by using high frequency Radio Waves and proper path and energy is given to the waves.

Barry's Response - A few interesting thoughts on the subject.

This works for police traffic radar too, but with an added dimension. Doppler.

In Doppler radar, a phase shift in the returned signal is measured, and the software calculates the speed of the object, but only the component of the speed towards or away from the radar. A single image can't tell if it's moving sideways or how fast.



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Very interesting. I did not know that radar can see the distance between two objects.

I'm glad that radar is faster now. It is a good thing because of the hurricanes and tornadoes that we have every year.

From Barry - Using radar technology, you can get an early warning system for dangerous weather, so you can take precautions before it hits. Real-time tracking of planes and ships has also proven invaluable for aviation and maritime safety. Both during war and in peacetime.

We can detect and track dangerous storms earlier with this technology. We then have more time to take precautions and save lives.

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