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How Signal-to-Noise Ratio Impacts Guided Wave Radar Performance

2016-05-03 15:39:00| Chemical Processing

Guided wave radar (GWR) technology has been used successfully in industrial applications for over a decade. But not all applications are created equal. There are many factors that determine whether a GWR transmitter will perform well in a given application. One especially significant factor is the difference between the desired signal from a level surface and unwanted reflections that interfere with this signal, known as signal-to-noise ratio. Learn how signal-to-noise ratio can impact the performance of GWR transmitters.Download the white paper now.

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