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bistatic radar

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bistatic radar [′bī‚stad·ik ′rā‚där]
(engineering)
Radar system in which the receiver is some distance from the transmitter, with separate antennas for each.


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The IEEE defines a bistatic radar as "a radar system that uses antennas at different locations for transmission and reception"[1].
00 Hardcover TK6592 Although this handbook focuses on bistatic radar developments since 1995 it includes comprehensive coverage of multistatic advances as well, including recently declassified military applications for both systems.
 
 
 
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