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What is the smallest diameter of the antenna reflector could have, assuming it to be full parabolid with $\eta=0.65$.

A radar operating at 1.5GHz uses a peak power of 2.5MW and have a range of 100 nmi for objects whose radar cross section is 1m2. The minimum receivable power of the receiver is 2×10^(-13) Watt. What is the smallest diameter of the antenna reflector could have, assuming it to be full parabolid with η=0.65.

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Given

$f=1.5 GHz \\ P_t = 2.5 MW \\ R_{\max}=100nmi=100 \times 1.8518=185.18 km \\ σ=1m^2 \\ P_r=2×10^{-13} Watt \\ d=? \\ η=0.65$

we know that,

$R_{\max}=\bigg[\dfrac{pt Ae^2 σ}{4π λ^2 δ_{\min}}\bigg] \\ 185.18 \times10^3= \dfrac{(2.5 \times 10^6 \times Ae^2 \times 1)}{4π\times \bigg(\dfrac{3 \times 10^8}{1.5 \times 10^9}\bigg)^2 \times 2 \times 10^{-13}} ∴Ae^2= …

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