This document elucidates the impact of COFDM encoding on the overall accuracy of radar altimeters. A comprehensive analysis will be conducted to measure key performance parameters, such as coverage and precision. The study will examine the advantages of utilizing COFDM encoding in mitigating inaccuracies inherent in radar altimeter observations. Fu

The inherent stability of radar altimeters, coupled with the high-bandwidth capabilities of Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (COFDM) data transmission, presents a compelling combination for enhancing precise altitude measurements in demanding environments. As a result, COFDM-enabled radar altimeters exhibit substantial improvements in ran

Radar altimeters employ electromagnetic signals to measure the distance between the instrument and a ground. This principle allows for high-precision height assessment, making radar altimeters invaluable in various industries. Accurate measurements are achieved through the interpretation of the time delay between transmitted and received pulses. B

Precise altimetry refers to the accurate measurement of height or elevation. Radar technology plays a crucial role in achieving this precision. By emitting electromagnetic waves and analyzing the time it takes for these waves to return from a target, radar systems can determine the distance between the sensor and the target, thus enabling precise