This paper was written for the analog user to relate some of our experience in the area of signal processing (in this case signal processing by a radar receiver) to fit the theme of the Eastern Simulation Council meeting at which it was presented.
"In the paper we attempted to give a complete but simple picture; by describing the signals and system, de veloping the simulation models, instrumenting the models with available computing equipment and finally by dis cussing simulation difficulties. (We wish that we had more modern equipment so that the instrumentation, particu larly of the dc models, could be more significant relative to state-of-the-art.)"
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