Definitions
Wiktionary
- adj. physics Describing reflection of a ray from an object both directly back to the origin of the ray, and also at an angle
Etymologies
- bi- + static (Wiktionary)
Examples
“TerraSAR-X TanDEM-X and TerraSAR-X in their new interferometric mode in which one spacecraft acts as a transmitter/receiver and the other as a second receiver - a so-called bistatic radar arrangement.”
“Learn more at www. southwestmicrowave.com In 1971, Southwest Microwave introduced the worlds first commercial bistatic microwave sensor.”
“Southwest Microwave introduced the worlds first commercial bistatic microwave sensor.”
“The sequence leads for S49 reported that the Titan 51 and Titan 52 Radio Science bistatic observations would be tested in the Integrated Test Laboratory prior to being executed.”
“A bistatic detection system could thus benefit from a large number of potential illuminators which are free of cost to the GBL.”
“The results of these extensive tests show that given modern hardware, there is probably little disadvantage to using a "monostatic" antenna system and gives insight into how to best use a "bistatic" antenna system (these terms are also explained).”
“In addition, other naval vessels with towed passive arrays can transmit their signals to the SURTASS processing system, for analysis as a bistatic or multistatic system.”
“[23] The large UUV then dispatches pairs of bistatic micro-UUVs to the positions in question.”
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