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Invariant characters on radar cross section of polarized radar targets

Youan Ke

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It is proved in this paper that for an arbitrary target at arbitrary aspect-angle the three average radar cross sections (RCS) for polarization matched radar, for common antenna radar, and for cross polarization radar, satisfy a simple proportional relation, i.e., 3:2:1. Here the average is the probability average, assuming that the radar transmitting polarization runs on the Poincare sphere with uniformly distributed probability density function.

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It is proved in this paper that for an arbitrary target at arbitrary aspect-angle the three average radar cross sections (RCS) for polarization matched radar, for common antenna radar, and for cross polarization radar, satisfy a simple proportional relation, i.e., 3:2:1. Here the average is the probability average, assuming that the radar transmitting polarization runs on the Poincare sphere with uniformly distributed probability density function.

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It is proved in this paper that for an arbitrary target at arbitrary aspect-angle the three average radar cross sections (RCS) for polarization matched radar, for common antenna radar, and for cross polarization radar, satisfy a simple proportional relation, i.e., 3:2:1. Here the average is the probability average, assuming that the radar transmitting polarization runs on the Poincare sphere with uniformly distributed probability density function.

Key concepts: Radar, Radar cross-section, Bistatic radar, Continuous-wave radar, Polarization (electrochemistry), Radar engineering details, Radar imaging, Physics

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