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Vojenské rozhledy / Czech Military Review Nr. 4/2017, Vol. XXVI. (LVIII.): 99-118

Quantum Radar - Principles and PerspectivesNonreviewed - Other

Michal Křelina Author profile

This paper provides an introduction to the quantum radars that can cause a revolution in the modern warfare in the near future. The goal of the paper is to present basic principles of quantum radars without deep knowledge of quantum mechanics, where its properties and phenomena important for the quantum radar will be outlined. After the physics introduction, the three basic designs of how the quantum radar could work will be presented as well as their advantages. In more details, the main benefits of quantum radars including higher quantum radar cross section and more difficult jamming and localization will be discussed. Next, the state-of-the-art research, the important technologies for quantum radar and its other applications will be commented. Finally, the time scale of the first prototypes and the role of the quantum electronic warfare will be discussed.

Keywords: Quantum Radar; Quantum Mechanics; Electronic Warfare.

Published: December 15, 2017  Show citation

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