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moving-target indicator

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moving-target indicator [′müv·iŋ ¦tär·gət ′in·də‚kād·ər]
(electronics)
A device that limits the display of radar information primarily to moving targets; signals due to reflections from stationary objects are canceled by a memory circuit. Abbreviated MTI.
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Features of the radar include a wide-area moving-target indicator (MTI) mode that can detect moving targets in a 6,200- square-mile area in a wedge ranging from 18 to 75 km, a combined SAR/MTI strip mode with 20-foot resolution over a swath 23 miles wide at ranges of 12 to 68 mi, a SAR spot mode with 6-foot resolution covering six square miles, and a sea-surveillance mode.
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