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Radar Cross Section Systems (RCS)

 

A radar cross section (RCS) measurement system has as its object of study the observation of signal reflections emitted by a radar on objects in any position.

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The radar signals are used to locate objects at a distance, being able to determine their position and speed by reflecting electromagnetic pulses on their surface.

A radar cross-section measurement system (RCS) has as its object of study the observation of signal reflections emitted by a radar on objects in any position.

Álava Ingenieros offers the following radar cross-section measurement systems (RCS) completely “turnkey” according to the technical needs and budget of the customer. We offer a wide range of products for radar cross section measurement systems (RCS): multiple options of positioners, reflectors, controllers, instrumentation, software, etc…

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