Naval radars : when milliseconds count / Thomas Withington.
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Naval Forces Vol XXXIV No V, 2013, pp.25-28 (41)Summary: Short review of the development of naval radar from the mechaincal scan systems of WWII through planar arrays to PESA (passive electronically scanned array) and the latest AESA (active electronically scanned array) systems.
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Short review of the development of naval radar from the mechaincal scan systems of WWII through planar arrays to PESA (passive electronically scanned array) and the latest AESA (active electronically scanned array) systems.
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