Principles of Modern Radar Advanced Techniques, Volume 2

Principles of Modern Radar Advanced Techniques, Volume 2 by Mark A. Richards is an illustrated edition published by the Institution of Engineering and Technology on October 16, 2012. This volume serves as a professional reference for practicing radar engineers, offering a comprehensive overview of advanced radar design techniques. It covers a range of topics, including exotic waveforms, ultra-high resolution imaging methods, and complex adaptive interference cancellation, providing essential insights for those looking to deepen their understanding of radar technology.

Readers will find that this volume bridges the gap between foundational knowledge and specialized literature, making it a valuable resource for advanced academic courses and training. Each chapter is authored by recognized experts in the field, ensuring a high level of rigor and consistency throughout the text. Additionally, the book includes chapter-end problems and worked solutions, catering to both students and instructors. Extensive reference lists are provided to facilitate further study in the areas of technology and engineering related to radar. With 872 pages, this edition is designed to support the ongoing education and professional development of radar engineers.