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7. Conclusion
In addition to using RADARs to probe the velocity or position of targets (fluid level, projectile velocity), this article has presented the rules for designing cooperative targets in which various properties of the RADAR section translate a physical quantity. Passive cooperative targets provide an original solution for complex environments where there is no alternative (high temperature, sensor inaccessible after installation – tires, concrete, underground – or rotating/moving). Their complex deployment, in view of the RADAR link which requires mastery of the link balance between the interrogation electronics and the sensor, calls for a detailed understanding of the complete measurement chain. We have therefore addressed the specific aspects of this link, including: the architectures of interrogation electronics similar to short-range RADARs, the algorithms for processing the acquired signals,...
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