radar antenna

They knew to avoid the radar antenna if at all possible.

By this time he was developing radio and radar antennas for military systems.

The radar antenna may however be moved manually if required.

The offset design is also widely used in radar antennas.

The radar antenna had been broken off the radio mast.

It sure wouldn't hurt the radar antenna that Riley was so worried about.

Collins was stricken to see the radar antenna wasn't turning.

The overall weapon system ended up using three radar antennas, and was therefore similar to earlier systems.

Barker's head stopped like a radar antenna with a fix on its target.

These types are often used as feed horns for wide search radar antennas.

For several long hours he just sat on the hill, watching a pond down beneath him, the radar antenna spinning around.

The ship sank in shallow water such that its radar antenna was still visible.

The periscope chassis may also support a radio or radar antenna.

Nothing Protrudes above the surface, not even the masts and radar antenna.

The next scene is a closer rear view of the truck, the radar antenna relentlessly turning.

The radar antenna measures the time it takes for the reflection to arrive, and with that information can tell how far away the object is.

This type is often used in radar antennas.

A typical radar antenna commonly has a beam width of a few degrees.

To scan a portion of the sky, the radar antenna must be physically moved to point in different directions.

The radar antenna must "illuminate" the target until impact.

Receive beamforming can also be used with microphones or radar antennas.

The trailer features a radar antenna and a gunner's station that can be moved to the front or back.

If a target is close to a radar antenna, it may be intercepted by one of the side lobes.

The curved tail was slowly swinging back and forth, like a lazy radar antenna.

Using a radar antenna, about the size of a headlight, the system detects road obstacles.