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1. Audio Radar gives hearing-impaired gamers a fair shot.

Author

CHACOS, BRAD

Subjects
*RADAR, *CALL of Duty (Game), *GREEN light
Abstract

Audio Radar is a new gaming product designed to help hearing-impaired gamers compete in games where sound location is crucial. Created by AirDrop, it is a plug-and-play hardware system that consists of customizable light bars that connect around the monitor or television. The light bars light up in different colors to indicate the direction of sounds, helping gamers with situational audio awareness. The system can be customized and works with consoles and PCs. Audio Radar has received positive reviews and is currently available for pre-order. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

2. Easy-to-operate level measuring devices.

Subjects
*DETECTORS, *RADAR, *MEASUREMENT
Abstract

The article focuses on Endress Hauser's new Micropilot 80 GHz radar sensors, highlighting their intuitive operation aided by integrated assistants, versatility for various radar applications, and enhanced safety features ensuring compliance with safety requirements. Topics include the sensors' simplicity in commissioning, remote control capabilities via Bluetooth, and their capacity for continuous monitoring to prevent errors, thus improving productivity and safety in industrial processes.

Published
2023

3. NXP AND ZENDAR TEAM UP TO DEVELOP HIGH-RESOLUTION RADAR.

Author

Kolasa, Ted

Subjects
*RADAR, *DRIVER assistance systems, *ROAD vehicle radar
Abstract

The article offers review on high-resolution radar solutions for autonomous driving (AD) and advanced driver assistance systems from the joint collaboration of NXP and Zendar.

Published
2024

5. SRCTec to build counter- fire radar to protect Ukraine from rockets and UAVs.

Subjects
*RADAR, *DRONE aircraft
Abstract

The article evaluates the lightweight counter-mortar radar systems, TPQ:49, from SRCTec , ordered by The US Army for Ukraine to help defend its warfighters from rocket, artillery and mortar attacks as part of the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative .

Published
2023

7. SPECTRUM OF INTEREST SPANS SUB-6-GHZ CELLULAR FREQUENCIES TO MMWAVE RADAR.

Author

Nelson, Rick

Subjects
*PHASED array antennas, *MICROWAVE communication systems, *GLOBAL Positioning System, *RADAR, *SOFTWARE development tools, *INDUSTRIAL engineering, *ROAD vehicle radar, *SOFTWARE engineering
Abstract

The article offers information on the several electronic devices including RF/Microwave by Keysight; RF/microwave test by Rohde & Schwarz; and broadband system by Anritsu.

Published
2020

8. NEW PRODUCTS.

Subjects
*ELECTRIC transformers, *RADAR, *ELECTRIC filters, *MULTIPLEXING equipment, *ELECTRONIC systems, *RADIO technology, *BANDPASS filters
Abstract

The article focuses on radar technology and microwave equipment such as Exceed Microwave's WZ-Series bandpass filters, MiniRF's MRFX9703 transformer, and RLC Electronics' multiplexers.

Published
2018

10. UNDER THE RADAR.

Author

TINGWALL, ERIC

Subjects
*ROAD vehicle radar, *AUTOMOTIVE electronics, *RADAR
Abstract

The article compares the features of two radar-detectors for automobiles including Escort Passport Max and Valentine One.

Published
2014

12. STORM DOCTOR.

Author

Hughes, David

Subjects
*RADAR
Abstract

The article offers information on Honeywell's new IntuVue radar technology.

Published
2008

15. Raven Aerostar.

Subjects
*BALLOONS, *RADAR, *ELECTRONIC systems, *COMMERCIAL product evaluation
Abstract

The article offers information on the Thunderhead Balloon System, the Lightning Balloon System and Vista F10 radar system from Raven Aerostar.

Published
2020

16. Low-Noise Balun Aids Phased-Array Radars.

Author

WANG WEI, XU WEI, MU MAO, and YUAN JUN

Subjects
*RADAR, *ELECTRONIC systems
Abstract

The article offers information about the low-noise balun aids phased-array radars.

Published
2014

19. Weather Wars.

Author

Croft, John

Subjects
*RADAR meteorology, *METEOROLOGY, *RADAR, *EQUIPMENT & supplies
Abstract

The article presents brief information on the WXR-2100 MultiScan radar from aerospace and defense company Rockwell Collin, and the RDR-4000 weather radar from American multinational conglomerate company Honeywell.

Published
2014

20. Radar Continues SCANNING OUTWARD.

Subjects
*RADAR, *ELECTRONIC systems
Abstract

The article offers information on several radar systems including the radar backpack kit from Raytheon Co., the multifunction phased array radar (MPAR) from M/A-COM Technology Solutions Inc., and the virtual medical assistant from Sensiotec Inc.

Published
2013

21. Autonomous Radar Sensor Enables Smart Motion Sensing.

Subjects
*INTELLIGENT sensors, *RADAR, *RADAR signal processing, *MOTION, *MOTION detectors, *VOLTAGE-controlled oscillators, *EMAIL, *TRANSMITTERS (Communication)
Abstract

The article presents the Autonomous Radar Sensor Enables Smart Motion Sensing from Infineon Technologies AG.

Published
2020

22. Material Gains.

Author

Sweetman, Bill

Subjects
*RADAR, *MILITARY readiness, *ELECTRONIC systems, *EQUIPMENT & supplies
Abstract

The article evaluates several products defense including the Giraffe 4A and 8A radars from Saab, and TPS-80 Ground/Air Task Oriented Radar from Northrop Grumman.

Published
2014

24. TECHNOLOGY SURVEY.

Author

Holt, Ollie

Subjects
*RADAR, *ELECTRONIC systems
Abstract

The article evaluates several airborne radar jammers, including the ALQ-196 from BAE Systems, ELT/553 from Elettronica, and the ALQ-135M from Northrop Grumman.

Published
2012

25. AN X-BAND PHASED-ARRAY RADAR MMIC CHIP SET.

Subjects
*RADAR
Abstract

The article evaluates the X-band radar phased array mmic chip set from MMIX Broadband Inc. and offers information on its transmit portion which includes a 10W output power amplifier stage (XP1006) designed specifically for pulsed radar applications.

Published
2006

26. The Swiss Army Knife of Radars.

Subjects
*RADAR, *PRECISION guided munitions, *ARMIES
Abstract

The article reviews the KuRFS, uses advanced electronically scanned array to provide precise, persistent surveillance of airborne objects from the Defense contractor company, Raytheon.

Published
2019

29. Generates Flexible Radar Targets.

Author

MCCARTHY, DARREN and HEUEL, DR. STEFFEN

Subjects
*RADAR, *ELECTRONIC systems, *COMPUTER software
Abstract

The article evaluates the commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) test gear, a Software Defined Radar System (SDR).

Published
2014

32. Q-53 Radar: Making the Invisible Visible.

Author

Gourley, Scott R.

Subjects
*RADAR
Abstract

The article previews the AN/TPQ-53 or Q-53 vehicle-mounted counterfire target acquisition radar systems from Lockheed Martin.

Published
2014

34. China’s Quantum Radar.

Subjects
*RADAR, *QUANTUM entanglement
Abstract

The article offers brief information on quantum radar system from China Electronics Technology Group Corporation (CETC).

Published
2016

35. Association of Tropical Cirrus in the 10–15-km Layer with Deep Convective Sources: An Observational Study Combining Millimeter Radar Data and Satellite-Derived Trajectories.

Author

Mace, Gerald G., Min Deng, Soden, Brian, and Zipser, Ed

Subjects
*CIRRUS clouds, *RADAR, *METEOROLOGICAL satellites, *TROPOSPHERE, *ATMOSPHERIC radiation, *ELECTRONIC systems, *ATMOSPHERIC research
Abstract

In this paper, millimeter cloud radar (MMCR) and Geosynchronous Meteorological Satellite (GMS) data are combined to study the properties of tropical cirrus that are common in the 10–15-km layer of the tropical troposphere in the western Pacific. Millimeter cloud radar observations collected by the Atmospheric Radiation Measurement program on the islands of Manus and Nauru in the western and central equatorial Pacific during a 12-month period spanning 1999 and 2000 show differences in cirrus properties: over Manus, where clouds above 7 km are observed 48% of the time, the cirrus are thicker and warmer on average and the radar reflectivity and Doppler velocity are larger; over Nauru clouds above 7 km are observed 23% of time. To explain the differences in cloud properties, the relationship between tropical cirrus and deep convection is examined by combining the radar observations with GMS satellite-derived back trajectories. Using a data record of 1 yr, it is found that 47% of the cirrus observed over Manus can be traced to a deep convective source within the past 12 h while just 16% of the cirrus observed over Nauru appear to have a convective source within the previous 12 h. Of the cirrus that can be traced to deep convection, the evolution of the radar-observed cloud properties is examined as a function of apparent cloud age. The radar Doppler moments and ice water path of the observed cirrus at both sites generally decrease as the cirrus age increase. At Manus, it is found that cirrus during boreal winter typically advect over the site from the southeast from convection associated with the winter monsoon, while during boreal summer, the trajectories are mainly from the northeast. The properties of these two populations of cirrus are found to be different, with the winter cirrus having higher concentrations of smaller particles. Examining statistics of the regional convection using Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM), it is found that the properties of the winter monsoon convection in the cirrus source region are consistent with more intense convection compared to the convection in the summer source region. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2006
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36. 30 kW Solid-State HPA for P-Band Radar.

Subjects
*SOLID-state lasers, *RADAR
Abstract

The article offers a review of the CTX09651 solid-state high-power amplifier (HPA) for P-Band radar systems, developed by Daico Industries Inc.

Published
2019

38. A FAST RESPONDING 60 dB LOG AMPLIFIER FOR MICROWAVE APPLICATIONS.

Subjects
*MICROWAVE amplifiers, *NEW product development, *MICROWAVE detectors, *RADAR, *AMPLITUDE modulation detectors, *DEMODULATION
Abstract

Evaluates the benefits of AD8318, a fast responding 60db log amplifier for microwave applications. Ease of use and much larger detection range; Advantage of its stable temperature; Useful in a number of applications like in many radar and amplitude shift keying (ASK) demodulation applications due to its fast envelop response time.

Published
2004

39. Defense News.

Subjects
*DRONE aircraft, *RADAR, *DRONE aircraft control systems, *COMPUTER software
Abstract

The article offers information on the unmanned vehicle software, which can simultaneously control multiple unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), from Lockheed Martin, and the low-power radar from Raytheon Co.

Published
2018

41. PRODUCT APPLICATIONS.

Subjects
*SOFTWARE radio, *RADAR
Abstract

The article evaluates several products including the software-defined radio (SDR) from Rohde & Schwarz, transportable radar system from ITT Corp. and electronics chassis from Symetrics Industries Inc.

Published
2009

42. Leave the Pack.

Subjects
*CYCLING equipment, *BICYCLES, *SPORTS helmets, *RADAR, *SPORTING goods
Abstract

The article features several cycling equipment and supplies from various manufacturers, including the TrekMadone bike, Giro Synthe MIPS dome cap, and Garmin VariaRearview Radar.

Published
2015

43. PRODUCT APPLICATIONS.

Subjects
*RADAR, *SECURITY systems, *SENSOR networks, *EVALUATION
Abstract

The article evaluates several military supplies including the AN/ALQ-135 radar from LaBarge Inc., Tsunami QuickBridge.11 security systems from Proxim Wireless Corp. and the Stealth Sensor from Paradigm Tactical Products Inc.

Published
2008

44. 6 to 18 GHz, 100 W TWT PA.

Subjects
*ELECTRONIC amplifiers, *RADAR
Abstract

The article evaluates the TWT amplifiers (TWTA) developed by the company Quarterwave which consists of stealth and radar technology.

Published
2019

49. Non-Line-of-Sight Radar.

Author

Watson, Brian and Guerci, Joseph R.

Subjects
*RADAR, *RADAR targets, *MICROSTRIP antenna design & construction
Published
2019

50. The Consummate Amateur.

Author

Buderi, Robert

Subjects
*RADAR, *NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book 'Tuxedo Park: A Wall Street Tycoon and the Secret Palace of Science That Changed the Course of the World War II,' by Jennet Conant.

Published
2002

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