lobe switchingの例文

• As such systems were introduced into service, lobe switching generally disappeared.
• "W黵zburg C " featured lobe switching to improve aiming accuracy.
• Lobe switching offered greatly improved accuracy for the addition of a small amount of complexity.
• Had lobe switching to improve accuracy.
• Major James C . Moore was assigned to head the complex electrical and mechanical design of lobe switching antennas.
• This enabled the system in effect to switch from the rather broad " scanning for maxima " to narrow lobe switching.
• Each pair of antennas was connected to a motorized switch that rapidly switched between the pairs, a technique known as lobe switching.
• Even with the relatively long wavelengths used, accuracies on the order of ?a degree could be attained with these lobe switching systems.
• The wide-band regenerative receiver used Acorn tubes from RCA, and the receiving antenna had three pairs of dipoles and incorporated lobe switching.
• The wide-band regenerative circuit used Acorn triodes from RCA, and the receiving antenna had three pairs of dipoles and incorporated lobe switching.
• Given the lack of lobe switching, the angle accuracy was more on the order of 10 degrees ( + or-5 degrees ).
• Conical scanning was similar in concept to lobe switching, but as the name implies it was operated in a rotary fashion instead of two directions.
• Colton wanted lobe switching for the receiving antennas, and Major James C . Moore was assigned to head the resulting complex electrical and mechanical design.
• The transmitting antenna was an array of 10 pairs of dipoles with a reflecting mesh, and the receiving antenna had three pairs of dipoles and incorporated lobe switching.
• Early systems included the US AN / MPQ-4, which used lobe switching to switch between two angles about 35 mils apart ( about 2 degrees ).
• Reception from both, using lobe switching, was sent to the left and right sides of a vertically oriented A-scope, and range could be measured as before.
• Another side-effect of the long wavelength was that the angular resolution was relatively low, and although a lobe switching system was considered, it was apparently never used in service.
• This metric wavelength system employed six yagi antennas that could take ranges of targets, and take accurate readings of bearing using a technique known as " lobe switching " but only crude estimates of altitude.
• The system performance was excellent; the range was read off the Braun tube with a tolerance of 50 meters ( less than 1 percent variance ), and the lobe switching allowed a directional accuracy of 0.1 degree.
• The " CW " was followed by a similar, improved system called " CD " ( " Coast Defense " ); it used a CRT for display and had lobe switching on the receiving antenna.