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TECHNIQUES FOR AIRBORNE RADOME DESIGN, VOLUME 1

Thomas E. Tice

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The report was written to provide a summary of the current status of the knowledge of radome design. It is intended to provide scientists and engineers working on radomes with a concise reference containing most of the information they will need. Topics covered include electrical theory, design, and measurements; organic and inorganic materials fabrication; rain erosion; and the effects of temperature, stress, and aerodynamic factors. A comprehensive bibliography is included.

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The report was written to provide a summary of the current status of the knowledge of radome design. It is intended to provide scientists and engineers working on radomes with a concise reference containing most of the information they will need. Topics covered include electrical theory, design, and measurements; organic and inorganic materials fabrication; rain erosion; and the effects of temperature, stress, and aerodynamic factors. A comprehensive bibliography is included.

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The report was written to provide a summary of the current status of the knowledge of radome design. It is intended to provide scientists and engineers working on radomes with a concise reference containing most of the information they will need. Topics covered include electrical theory, design, and measurements; organic and inorganic materials fabrication; rain erosion; and the effects of temperature, stress, and aerodynamic factors. A comprehensive bibliography is included.

Key concepts: Radome, Aerodynamics, Volume (thermodynamics), Engineering, Current (fluid), Mechanical engineering, Aerospace engineering, Environmental science

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