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radome

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radome [′rā‚dōm]
(electromagnetism)
A strong, thin shell, made from a dielectric material that is transparent to radio-frequency radiation, and used to house a radar antenna, or a space communications antenna of similar structure.


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Appendixes provide further information on Maxwell's equations, polarization theory, complex-variable algebra, complex reflection coefficients and multipath effects, radomes, far-zone range-approximation and phase error, radiating near and far fields and the obliquity factor, path length differences from a planar aperture, and effects of random aperture phase errors.
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