X-band radar
X-band radar is a radar system that operates in the X band – a frequency range of approximately 8 to 12 GHz – and thus uses very short wavelengths. These enable particularly high resolution and precise target detection, for example for missile tracking, weather observation or maritime surveillance. Due to their accuracy, X-band radars are frequently used in military, aviation, drone detection and satellite applications.
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