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History of Radar

RADAR-an Introduction: History of radar; Radar; List of radars; Electronic warfare; List of World War II electronic warfare equipment; List of World War II British naval radar; Night fighter
Key Figures in Development: Frederick Lindemann, 1st Viscount Cherwell; Henry Tizard; Reginald Victor Jones; Robert Watson-Watt
WW2 UK: Chain Home; Chain Home Low; Battle of the Beams; AI Mk. IV radar; AI Mk. VIII radar; Serrate radar detector; Gee (navigation); H2S (radar); H2X; Operation Biting; Royal Aircraft Establishment
WW2 German: Flensburg radar detector; Freya radar; Kampfgruppe 100; Lichtenstein (radar); Lorenz beam; Monica (radar); Direction finding; Naxos radar detector; Neptun (radar); Oboe (navigation); Seetakt radar; Würzburg radar; Y-Gerät
Types & Associated Equipment: Analog signal; Digital signal; Cavity magnetron; Chaff (countermeasure); Dipole antenna; Early-warning radar; Electronic counter-countermeasures; Height finder; High-frequency direction finding; Instrument approach; Instrument landing system; LORAN; Lorentz force; Passive radar; Phased array; Plan position indicator; Radar display; Radar jamming and deception; Radar signal characteristics; Radar warning receiver; Radio direction finder; Radio navigation; VHF omnidirectional range; Yagi-Uda antenna; Advanced Airborne Sensor; AI.24 Foxhunter; Airborne early warning and control; AN/APG-63 radar family; AN/APG-65 radar family; AN/APG-66; AN/APG-67; AN/APG-68; AN/APG-69; AN/APG-76; AN/APG-77; AN/APG-79; AN/APG-80; AN/APG-81; AN/APQ-13; AN/APQ-116; AN/APQ-120; AN/APQ-153; AN/APQ-159; AN/APQ-174; AN/APQ-181; Hughes AN/ASG-18 Fire Control System; AN/AWG-9; ASARS-2; Automatic Gun-Laying Turret; Bars radar; Blue Vixen; Byelka (radar); Flight Guard; EL/M-2032; EL/M-2052; EL/M-2075; IAI EL/W-2085; EL/W-2090; Erieye; Euroradar CAPTOR; Ferranti Blue Fox; Fishpond; FuG 200 Hohentwiel; FuG 240 Berlin; FuG 25a Erstling; Green Satin radar; HAL-3; Irbis-E; J/APG-1; JL-10A; KLJ-7; Look-down/shoot-down; Myech radar; PS-05/A; Radar Doppler Multifunction; Radar Doppler Multitarget; RBE2; RP-21 Sapfir; Searchwater (radar); SHORAN; Tactical Synthetic Aperture Radar; Terrain-following radar; Type 1475 Radar; Zaslon; Zhuk (radar)