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Journal of the Korea Institute of Military Science and Technology 2020;23(4):346-354.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.9766/KIMST.2020.23.4.346    Published online August 5, 2020.
An Analysis of Error Components and Uncertainties in Near-field RCS Measurement
Mingyeong Seo, Hyunsung Tae, Jeongkyu Kim, Homin Park
Aerospace Technology Research Institute, Agency for Defense Development, Korea
근전계 RCS 측정 오차 요인 및 불확도 분석
서민경, 태현성, 김정규, 박호민
국방과학연구소 항공기술연구원
Correspondence:  Mingyeong Seo,
Email: mkseo707@add.re.kr
Received: 18 March 2020;   Revised: 3 July 2020;   Accepted: 24 July 2020;
Abstract
Nowadays, it is required to apply low observable technology to weapon systems in operation or under development. Radar Cross Section(RCS) is a measure of the scattered power in an given direction when a target is illuminated by an incident wave and used as a parameter to estimate the low observable performance of weapon system. RCS of a target can be calculated by various numerical methods. However, measurement is also needed to estimate RCS of a complex target because it is difficult to estimate theoretically. To acquire reliable measurement results, an analysis of measurement uncertainty is essential. In this paper, error components and uncertainties of near-field RCS measurement system which was constructed in ASTEC(Aerospace System Test & Evaluation Center) were analyzed based on the IEEE recommended practice for radar cross-section test procedures(IEEE Std. 1502-2007) which describes the uncertainty of RCS measurement and unique error components of this near-field measurement system were also identified.
Key Words: Radar Cross Section, Error Component, Uncertainty, Near-field Measurement


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