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Fredwal, Inc.

Herbert W Rosebrock

Duane G Fredericks

James N Devlin

A process for evaluating the radar pattern of a phased array antenna subsystem by utilizing transmissions from a global positioning satellite. This process utilizes a delayed radar target on a moving platform, a remote differential global positioning receiver on the moving platform, a fixed global positioning receiver on the phased array antenna, and a communication data link between the remote global positioning receiver and the fixed global positioning receiver. In the first step of the process a first signal is radiated from the radar source towards the delayed radar target, then a first radar reply is received from the delayed radar target, then a second signal is received from the global positioning satellite at the remote global positioning receiver from the global positioning satellite, and then a third signal is received at the fixed global positioning receiver from the remote global positioning receiver, via the GPS data link, and then a fourth signal is transmitted from the said global positioning satellite to the fixed global positioning receiver.

Process for evaluating phased array antennas

An apparatus for producing an electromagnetic signal which simulates the radar signature of a vertical takeoff and landing vehicle is disclosed. The apparatus contains a means for receiving a radar signal, modulation means for modifying the radar signal, means for dividing the modulated signal into at least a first divided signal and a second divided signal, means for producing a Doppler composite signal, means for mixing the composite Doppler signal with the first divided signal, means for attenuating the second divided signal, and means for combining the attenuated second divided signal and the composite Doppler signal.

Radar target with delayed reply means

An active radar target device is disclosed. This device contains a means receiving a radar signal, a means for decreasing the frequency of the radar signal received, at least one means for delaying the reduced frequency radar signal, means for increasing the frequency of the delayed signal, and means of modulating the delayed signal. The modulated and delayed signal is transmitted to an antenna, from which it may be radiated to a radar detector.

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N. Tonawanda, NY, United States of America

Herbert W Rosebrock