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Distributed subarray antennas for multifunction phased-array radar
As the target radar cross section (RCS) continuously decreases, the need for high-resolution high-gain radar increases. One approach to high resolution is to use distributed subarray antennas (DSAs), because of limited surface available on many radar platforms. The concept of distributed subarray an
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