John Hutchison & Ronnie Milione

The Philadelphia Experiment Recreated!

 

Radar B-Scope

 
 
An B-Scope shows a picture like a Cartesian diagram. The abscissa is the measurement of the bearing (azimuth), and the ordinate is the measurement of the range. This form of the monitors is preferred with fire-control radars.

The center of the bearing usually is movable through hand wheels. The antenna turntable then is turned into the new direction. The screens middle is defined as the main reception direction of the antenna normally. The bearing area is covered through an electro-mechanical one or electronic beam steering.

range marks
azimuth mark
 
 
targets
 
 
 
 
ground clutter

  B-Scope
Figure: B-Scope