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Mod 13 - Radar - Questions - Part 1 - With Answers
Mod 13 - Radar - Questions - Part 1 - With Answers
4. The period of time that the transmitter is switched on during transmission is the
a. Pulse Width (TD)
b. Pulse Repetition Frequency (PRF)
c. Pulse Recurrence Period (PRP)
5. Which part of the RADAR transmitter determines the PRF of the output?
a. The Magnetron
b. The Modulator
c. The Master Timing Unit
6. Calculate the PRP of a RADAR transmission if the PRF is 500 Pulses per second
a. 2 seconds
b. 2 x 10-6 seconds
c. 2 milliseconds
8. Which of the following is a formula to calculate the mean power of a transmitted RADAR pulse?
a. Pm = PA / (TD x PRF)
b. PA = Pm x Duty factor
c. P = V2 / R
9. If a RADAR transmits a peak power of 150 Watts with a pulse duration of 5 milliseconds at a PRF of 100 PPS,
the mean power is:
a. 75W
b. 75000W
c. 7.5W
10. If a RADAR uses a common aerial for the Transmitter and Receiver, the switch used to connect and
disconnect the transmitted and received pulses is called the:
a. Radar Switcher
b. Duplexer
c. Multiplexer
11. The speed of radio waves is:
a. 3 x 106 metres per second
b. 162,000 nautical miles per second
c. 6.18 x 10-6 metres per second
12. A transmitted radar pulse travels 2 nautical miles before being totally absorbed, how long did it take to
travel that distance?
a. 12.36 micro-seconds
b. 6.18 milli-seconds
c. 24.52 nano-seconds
13. Unwanted echoes that are displayed on the radar display are known as:
a. Rubbish
b. Target characteristics
c. Clutter
14. WRT Radar transmissions, if the peak power is increased by a factor of 16. The maximum range will be:
a. Increased by a factor of 4
b. Doubled
c. Halved