SIP366C DOPPLER RADAR

The course describes how Doppler Microwave Transmitter and Receiver Systems are used in burglar alarm systems (Intrusion Detector) and in measuring the velocity of moving objects. The basic principles of Doppler Radar, when combined with Pulse Radar, provide the student with a basic understanding of Moving Target Indicators (MTI). The Doppler System, in general, is used to measure the velocity of moving objects. A target simulator simulates vehicles moving up to 1,600 miles per hour (2,560 Km/hr)The course provides for approximately 25-40 hours of instruction.

EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS

	The Insertion Panel, size 8.5 x 14 inches, is painted on one side.
	The mask screen on the PCB side indicates intrusion (DC or low frequency changes).
	Simulates velocities up to 1,600 miles (2,560 kilometers) per hour.
	Contains a unique transponder which simulates moving objects from 12.5 miles up to 1,600 miles (2,560 Km).
	Digital display indicates velocity of movement.
	Transmitter: Operates at 10.5 GHz.
	Power Output: 10 mW RF.
	Power Horn: 16 dB.
	Sensitivity: -65 dBm (MDS).
	Diode Voltage: Approximately 150 mV.
	Effective Radiated Power: 158 mW at 10.5 GHz.
	Crystal-controlled readout.
	Intrusion Alarm sensitivity to minimum of 20 feet.

LABORATORY MANUAL
The following list of topics indicates the scope of material The following list of topics indicates the scope of material and experimentation provided by this course.

1. An Overview of Radar Systems

2. The Doppler Transmitter/Receiver

3. Velocity Measurement -- Doppler

4. Signal Processing and Digital Display

5. Velocity Simulation

6. Doppler Applications
   

	Speed Measurement
	Security Systems
	Door Opener and Switch Control
	Counting Objects in Production
	Vibration Measurement

ORDERING INFORMATION
Order course number SIP366C. Two manuals supplied with each Trainer. Order SIP366CM for additional manuals
TOTAL WEIGHT: 4 lbs (1.8 Kg)