Journal Achievements of Modern Radioelectronics №2 - 2012 year.

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Scientific school: «Design and development of early warning radars»	5-7
On the perspective of using the system MIMO-radar technology in NIIDAR’s developments S.V. Zaretsky	7-10
Correlator output waveform research D.A. Fofanov	10-17
The method of operational accounting influence medium in trajectory measurements K.S. Sokolov, V.V. Trekin, V.B. Ovodenko, E.S. Patronova	17-21
Тhe Stabilizing converter of mains voltage for power supplies of low-frequency pulse periodic loading V.A. Yesin, Yu.Yu. Leskovich, S.V. Nikulin	22-26
The LFMCW helicopter radar-tracking gauge of a millimetric waves A.A. Prilutsky, A.N. Detkov, S.I. Zherebtsov, V.V. Zhornik, D.A. Nitsak, D.A. Tomozov, V.V. Frantsev	26-34
Main atmospheric and astrophysical factors determining time and coordinates measurement accuracy of space surveillance system. Ways to achieve desired accuracy A.M. Karachevcev, V.N. Zinin, N.G. Krivonosov, V.A. Prigotskiy, V.A. Sorokin, V.V. Sosulnikov, A.D. Shimanskiy	34-38

Scientific school: «Design and development of horizon detection radars»	40
Increase MUF of middle-latitude area F2 of an ionosphere under the influence of a powerful in the leaning position falling radio-wave of a decameter range Yu.K. Kalinin	41-48
Phased Antenna Array Composed of HF-Range antenna Modules and an Automated System for their Workability Control V.N. Shvedov	48-51
Systematic approach in the design of antenna for over-the-horizon surface wave radar V.A. Nikolaev, O.A. Bakurova	52-58
New modular version of the receiving antenna for over-the-horizon space wave radar V.A. Nikolaev, O.A. Bakurova	57-64
A new receiving antenna for over-the-horizon surface wave radar V.A. Nikolaev, O.A. Bakurova	64-69
Detection and identification (recognition) of objects of natural and artificial origin on the sea surface V.A. Egorov, V.N. Makarov	69-75
Sea waves parameters estimation using data of ultra wide band radar complex P.А. Arbuzov, I.V. Merzlyakov, V.N. Stepashkin	75-82