@scientific.girl: How Radar Evolved Into Phased Array Technology #3danimation #Technology #Engineering #Science #LearnOnTikTok

Jayb :

how about AESA radar?

༒KΞLMΛTIXS :

l've done it again

Mowgli :

what about the back side if rotation is not going on

Millitant :

Night Bob :

why don't they make it a sphere?

Carson 🇨🇦 :

that's what starlink uses

💤Jason💤 :

im a genius

JustMartin :

The first antenna that was shown was a large Cassegrain antenna, which is incredibly directional and is what we refer to as a pencil beam. It would never work for a radar. For radar, you want to create an oval beam that is narrow in Azimuth, but covers a large Elevation area, which is where you get the elongated radar reflectors from. Of course, with an array you can also have faster scanning and a flat panel, which is why they are more common nowadays.

PC Drills :

I need one , who's selling?

Disco Doodle :

Starlink Dish.

John :

Ornob :

do AESA next

umut :

I have done it again

Leopard 2A4 :

and now Put it into a plane Front...

badmoodaslifestyle :

wait till he learn about secondary radiolocation

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iWantSu25k :

Doppler on wheels mention🥺

Abdullahi musa :

Nice

Kawu :

tell us how does LiDARs and SAR works

Matvey :

why not do it on all three sides?

͒ :

just do a radar 360° no need for the base

Yunes🇦🇫 :

What😂?

appleuser6652695 :

they finally made a modern version wow

west_wing_it :

I think this would help with radio and communications efficiency😁🥰