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A stationary ground-based radar uses a continuous electromagnet... | Filo
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In NEXRAD (Next Generation Weather Radar), a klystron serves as a high-power microwave vacuum tube, specifically used to amplify and generate the radio frequency (RF) signals that are transmitted by the radar. Electromagnetic acoustic waves are waves that can be both electromagnetic and acoustic in nature. Acoustic waves, or pressure changes, can generate wind by creating extra pressure in the atmosphere, also known as "wave pressure". The amount of pressure depends on the density and amplitude
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