Meikle H. Modern Radar Systems

Artech House, 2001
The main theme is to convey the shapes of the phenomena so that an engineer can place numbers on them and apply them to radar. The Maple V program has been used as the calculating engine to present the values and shapes in three dimensions for a better, more complete understanding, especially with vectors. To this end, in addition to amplitude and phase or x and y (I and Q) graphs, three-dimensional space curves are shown which emphasize the vecor relationshipsinvolved. In practice purely real or purely imaginary simplifucations seldom occur.