An ultra wideband radar for micro air vehicle applications

The development and widespread use of micro air vehicles (MAVs) in the battlefield environment has been effectively constrained by the limitations in the MAV sensor suite. Furthermore, the extreme size, weight and power constraints imposed on the on-board electronics for such platforms have made it...

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Hauptverfasser:	Fontana, R.J., Richley, E.A., Marzullo, A.J., Beard, L.C., Mulloy, R.W.T., Knight, E.J.
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Schlagworte:	Altimetry Collision avoidance Military aircraft Mobile robots Radar applications Remotely operated vehicles Sensor arrays Space technology Ultra wideband radar Ultra wideband technology
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