File:Radar transducer.jpg

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English: This impulse radar transducer emits and receives electromagnetic energy. The unit is attached directly to the equipment below.
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Source http://www.nps.gov/hps/tps/technotes/PTN40/WhigHall.htm
Author Edmund P. Meade, P.E
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Impulse radar was used to understand the structural integrity of the columns on Whig Hall (Princeton University)

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