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 This
quiz is based on the information presented in "The Micro-Doppler Effect in Radar," by Victor C. Chen .
1. What is the micro-Doppler effect? a) An oscillatory motion in
addition to a bulk motion b) Micron-scale Doppler effects c) Large-scale nano-Doppler effects
d) High resolution Doppler measurements 2. Which of these is an image of
Christian Doppler? a)
b)
c)
d)
3. What is an Euler angle? a) Angles of clockwise rotation about the x, y,
and z axes. b) Angles of counterclockwise rotation about the x, y, and z axes. c) Angles of RF conduction
d) Angles of dangles 4. Which of the following are mechanisms for producing
micro-Doppler shift? a) Vibration b) Rotation c) Coning motion d) All the above
5. In the case of a rotating helicopter blade on a stationary aircraft, which Doppler frequency
graph would be correct? a)
b)
c)
d)
6. In figure "a" from question 5, why is a plateau over a range of Doppler
frequencies formed in the blade signature rather than a single frequency?
a) Helicopter blades are broadband components b) Blade speed varies along the span, increasing toward the
tips c) Blade speed varies along the span, decreasing toward the tips d) Wobble along the span
7. What is the Denavit-Hartenberg (D-H convention)? a) A quantum mechanics-based micro-Doppler
model b) A way to describe static models as dynamic c) A mathematical translation of aircraft micro motion
d) A kinematic representation of human body links and joints
8. When analyzing articulated locomotion (animal walking, bird wing
flapping, etc.), what is commonly assumed to describe the style of sinusoidal motion? a)
Orthogonal equations b) Newtonian motion c) Harmonic oscillations
d) Special relativity 9. What is the difference between bipedal and
quadrupedal locomotion? a) Two additional feet b) Two additional meters c) Two additional furlongs
d) Two additional lightyears 10. Which parameters can be extracted from
micro-Doppler signatures of targets? a) Time and frequency b) Magnitude and phase of frequency shifts
c) Position and direction d) All the above
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