Addendum to "The average backscattering cross section of clouds of randomized dipoles"

Wickliff, R.; Garbacz, E.

doi:10.1109/tap.1974.1140890

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“…It was reported in Ref. 24 that coupling among wires is negligible when me average spacing is greater than two wavelengths. The chaff cloud considered here is not so dense, so mat the coupling effect can be ignored.…”

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Modeling and Simulation of Chaff Scattering

Guo¹

1996

Electromagnetic Wave Interactions

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Chaff as a radar countermeasure is modeled for the scattering of both monochromatic waves and transient waves in the ground based system. The bistatic radar cross section and the time response are evaluated for an arbitrary transmit-receive polarization state, and chaff scatterers with spherically random orientation and with predominantly horizontal orientation are considered. The scattering of a single conducting wire as an individual scatterer in a chaff cloud is analyzed in detail, and a resonant effect in transient scattering is described.Electromagnetic Wave Interactions Downloaded from www.worldscientific.com by NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY on 08/26/15. For personal use only.

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