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7.6. 1 MONITORING OF THE MU RADAR ANTENNA PATTERN BY SATELLITE OHZORA (EXOS-C)Satol et al., 1981
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- Satol T
- Inookal Y
- Fukao S
- Katol S
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- Middle Atmosphere Program: Handbook for MAP.
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As the first attempt among MST type radars, the MU radar features an active phased array system (KATO et al., 1984; FUKAO et al., 1985a, b). Unlike the conventional large VHF radars, in which output power of a large vacuum tube is distributed to individual antenna …
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