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The SAR Duty Factor calculator computes duty factor for a mono static synthetic aperture radar based on the pulse frequency and the time between pulses.
INSTRUCTIONS: Choose units and enter the following:
- (Teff) Effective Pulse Width (time separation)
- (fp) Pulse Frequency
SAR Duty Factor (d): The factor is returned as a real.
The Math / Science
This equation calculates the duty factorSignal-to-Noise of a Synthetic Aperture Radar.
- SNR Gain Due to Azimuth Processing (coherent pulse integration)
- SNR Gain Due to Range Processing (pulse compression)
- Target Radar Cross Section
- Monostatic SAR Transmitter Antenna Gain Factor
- Radar Atmospheric Loss
- SAR Duty Factor
- Grazing Angle
- Slant Range
- Slant Range (Beta Angle)
- ^ Performance Limits for Synthetic Aperture Radar - Second Edition. Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM. Printed February 2006.