Doppler compensated airborne weather radar system

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Radar for meteorological use

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331158, H03B 536

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ABSTRACT:
An airborne weather radar system having a capability of compensating for variable Doppler shift caused by the forward motion of the aircraft and the relative motion of the antenna sweep which includes a local oscillator having a single low phase noise crystal which is operated in its fundamental mode at a predetermined frequency for increasing the pullability away from the tuned frequency of the local oscillator.

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