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Band‐Pass Filter Designs: The Hybrid Radome

Ben A. Munk

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This chapter includes the following topics: Introduction Modeling of an N-Layered Hybrid Radome Determination of the Transmission Coefficient for an N-Layered Hybrid Radome Analysis of the Hybrid Radome Specific Cases “Honeycomb” and Thick Screen Radomes Some Special Topics Common Misconceptions about the Design of Hybrid Radomes Concluding Remarks Problems

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This chapter includes the following topics: Introduction Modeling of an N-Layered Hybrid Radome Determination of the Transmission Coefficient for an N-Layered Hybrid Radome Analysis of the Hybrid Radome Specific Cases “Honeycomb” and Thick Screen Radomes Some Special Topics Common Misconceptions about the Design of Hybrid Radomes Concluding Remarks Problems

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This chapter includes the following topics: Introduction Modeling of an N-Layered Hybrid Radome Determination of the Transmission Coefficient for an N-Layered Hybrid Radome Analysis of the Hybrid Radome Specific Cases “Honeycomb” and Thick Screen Radomes Some Special Topics Common Misconceptions about the Design of Hybrid Radomes Concluding Remarks Problems

Key concepts: Radome, Filter (signal processing), Transmission coefficient, Optics, Acoustics, Engineering, Transmission (telecommunications), Computer science

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