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Radar Systems Analysis and Design Using MA TLAB - Second Edition [Book Review]

His fulfillment of this proclaimed need is this volume, which serves as a generic radar analysis handbook filled with numerous software examples in MATLAB. Whether the concept of such a handbook will be met with open arms depends in part on the execution of this concept by Mahafza. Bassem Mahafza is currently President of deciBel Research, Inc., in Huntsville, Alabama. While the book lacks a biography of the author, the fact that the author is not employed by a university is of interest. One would expect that his range of experience be quite different from a full-time lecturer. A radar book authored by someone in the private sector might be expected to be concerned merely with "practical" issues, which for hopeful students is lay-speak for "less math." As one flips through the book, however, such expectations are woefully and abruptly annihilated. The book boasts no less than 1190 equations in its 638 pages. In fact, the value of the book rests principally on its emphasis of math and physics, despite the code·centric novelty implied by the title. However, the key distinguishing feature of this book is clearly the implied emphasis on MATLAB source code, which is provided to illustrate the mechanics of radar analysis from the perspective of simulation. Code samples are scattered