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Density Parameters of the Probability Distribution of Fluctuations of the Apparent Center of Radiation from the Helicopter Propeller Bushing during Its Radar Observation

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The properties of angular noise of radar reflections from the rotor head are considered. On the basis of a multipoint geometric model of the rotor head, analytical expressions are obtained that allow calculating the parameters of the probability distribution density of angular noise for the azimuth planes and the elevation of the rotor head of a single-bladed screw at an undirected angle of the control sleeve. Correlation obtained for one blade rotor head is generalized to the case of a rotor head with an arbitrary number of blades. It is shown that the rotor head angular noise is a random process with periodically changing parameters. The theoretical results are confirmed by mathematical modeling.

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Stepanov, M.A. Density Parameters of the Probability Distribution of Fluctuations of the Apparent Center of Radiation from the Helicopter Propeller Bushing during Its Radar Observation. J. Commun. Technol. Electron. 68, 250–255 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1064226923030154

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