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phased array
(redirected from Array antennas)

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phased array
[fāzd]
an array transducer assembly that has very thin rectangular elements arranged side by side. It relies on electronic beam steering to sweep sound beams over a sector-shaped scanned region. Beam steering is done by using electronic time delays in the transmitting and receiving circuits.


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The most powerful radars with large open array antennas are the most expensive, yielding the highest profit margins; thus sales people will always push them as the "best" or the "top of the line.
is being awarded a not-to-exceed $46,022,062 cost-plus-fixed-fee, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for the development, demonstration and technology transition of a miniaturized communications terminal and several phased array antennas compatible with the Navy's Cooperative Engagement Capability System.
Detailed derivations of theorems and concepts are provided, making Phased Array Antennas a self-contained work.
 
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