Tracking Radar » Exercise – 1
1. Tracking information is obtained by :
(a) stationary beam
(b) scanning receiver
(c) suitable receiver
(d) suitable beamwidth of stationary beam
2. Monopulse is a method of :
(a) simultaneous lobing
(b) sequential lobing
(c) conical scanning
(d) random lobing
3. Range tracking is used to find :
(a) targetrange
(b) target velocity
(c) target location
(d) target range and to develop the (range) gates to exclude signals which are not part of target tracked
4. Ideally, with zero track errors, the errors voltages should be :
(a) zero
(b) infinite
(c) small
(d) large
5. Acquisition of target is done by :
(a) tracking radar
(b) stationary beams
(c) CW radar
(d) MST radar
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