Ep. 024 - Doppler Radar & A Brief History of Ballistics
On this episode, Seth is joined by Jayden Quinlan and Jacob Morrow from our ballistic engineering department. The topic is Doppler radar technology and to get there, we must go back in time about 500 years when the study of ballistics initially started. From there, we discuss the major milestones up until World War II, when radar came into play for velocity and time tracking. We finish with talking about how the Doppler Radar works and how it’s used. This podcast is a bit technical but packed full of useful information. We hope you enjoy this episode.

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