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A Method of Taking into Account the Effect of Fluctuation Modulation of the Reflected Signal on the Accuracy of a Single-Pulse Direction Finder

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A method of taking into account the fluctuation modulation of the reflected signal is proposed. This modulation leads to power losses in the functional processing of the signal in the channel of a single-pulsed direction finder. An algorithm of the functioning of a single-pulse direction finder with long-term coherent storage which eliminates these power losses is developed.

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Vashkevich, S.A. A Method of Taking into Account the Effect of Fluctuation Modulation of the Reflected Signal on the Accuracy of a Single-Pulse Direction Finder. Measurement Techniques 47, 607–611 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:METE.0000039768.31975.3b

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