Radar Signals
Radar Signals are artificially generated, high-frequency electromagnetic waves emitted either in pulses (pulsed radar) or continuously (continuous-wave radar) to detect objects in space without physical contact and to determine their range, speed, direction, or contour. The physical characteristics of these signals are defined by mathematical parameters such as wavelength, pulse width, amplitude, and frequency. A user-friendly Graphical User Interface (GUI) translates these invisible signal structures and mathematical measurements into real-time displays (e.g., spectrograms or vector views) to enable rapid object or emitter detection and classification.
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