Results for tag: "Radar Clutter"

Radar Clutter is a term used to describe the interference that can be caused by natural and man-made objects in the environment when a radar system is in use. This interference can be caused by objects such as buildings, trees, and other objects that reflect or absorb the radar signal. Clutter can also be caused by other radar systems in the area, as well as by aircraft, ships, and other moving objects. Clutter can reduce the accuracy of a radar system, and can also cause false alarms. The Radar Clutter market is an important part of the overall Radar Systems market, as it provides solutions to reduce the interference caused by clutter. Companies in this market provide products such as radar signal processing systems, clutter suppression systems, and clutter mapping systems. These products are used to reduce the interference caused by clutter, and to improve the accuracy of radar systems. Some companies in the Radar Clutter market include Raytheon Technologies, Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin, BAE Systems, and Thales Group. Show Less Read more