2-Way (Radar) Path Loss Calculator

This 2-way path loss calculator uses the familiar Friis equation for distance-related signal strength decrease, plus adds the loss due to the radar cross-section of the target. As a rule of thumb, do not specify a distance (d) less than the wavelength. Click here for more information on path loss. Click here for a 1-way (radio) path loss calculator.

Variables can only be entered into outlined cells. Microsoft Office Web Components (OWC) required.

Equations obtained from Electronic Warfare and Radar Systems Engineering Handbook - see example.

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