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2. Cooperative target architecture
2.1 Cooperative target : the surface acoustic wave (SAW) transducer
Strategies for differentiating the sensor response from the electromagnetic environment fundamentally condition the design of a passive RF component used as a cooperative target (figure 2 ). Reflective structures around the RADAR will generally have a much larger effective cross-section than that of the sensor : we therefore need to tune the time parameter to separate the sensor response from that of the environment also called clutter.
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IEEE Frequency Control Symposium IFCS
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