Based on the classic Radar Range-Performance Analysis from 1980, this practical

volume extends that work to ensure applicability of radar equations to

the design and analysis of modern radars. This unique book helps engineers

identify what information on the radar and its environment is needed to predict

detection range. Moreover, it provides equations and data needed to improve

the accuracy of range calculations. Professionals find detailed information on

propagation effects and methods of range calculation in environments that

include clutter, jamming, and thermal noise, as well as loss factors that reduce

radar performance. This invaluable book is supported with nearly 200 illustrations

and over 430 equations.