Radar Cross Section (why -30dB) ?
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Hi friends,
Can anybody help me regarding the Radar cross section or back scattering signal limit like I am getting S21 plot for an RFID tag with a scale of below -30dB in references also they shown the same but no one justified it...may I know the reason limit of RCS.
Can anybody help me regarding the Radar cross section or back scattering signal limit like I am getting S21 plot for an RFID tag with a scale of below -30dB in references also they shown the same but no one justified it...may I know the reason limit of RCS.
1/1000 of power? Nice round (small) figure!
Frank
This is the ratio of aperture relative to a 1m2 target like a human.
Hi,
can you explain me some more clear...
Ok Wiki has some other examples
Radar Cross Section is a combination of reflectance and absorption measured relative to a 1m2 response to mm RADAR.
A Cargo Ship +20dB or 100m
A human 0dB
A bird -20dB
an insect -50dB
Perhaps a suitable reference for an RFID is thus ~ -30 dB
Thanq somuch sir, I got it, I am doing research on RFID tags but my total tag result as shown in image, the level is -30dB i.e., S21 so how can I justify it. like can i cal it as an antenna isolation?.
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