21. The minimum Doppler shift is :
(a) zero
(b) transmitter frequency
(c) infinity
(d) 100 KHz
Explanation
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Let us discuss. 22. Bistatic radar has :
(a) two antennas at the same location
(b) two antennas at different locations
(c) two identical antennas at the same place
(d) two different antennas at the same place
Explanation
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Let us discuss. 23. Kalman filter is :
(a) a low pass filter circuit
(b) a high pass filter circuit
(c) an algorithm
(d) a band filter circuit
Explanation
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Let us discuss. 24. Directional coupler is :
(a) a switch
(b) an amplifier
(c) an oscillator
(d) an active device
Explanation
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Let us discuss. 25. LIDAR means :
(a) Linear Detection and Ranging
(b) Light Detection and Ranging
(c) Linear Detection Radar
(d) Light Detection Radar
Explanation
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