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What is meant by Copolarization and Cross polarization? How does EM wave travel in such polarizations?
Copolarization refers to the orientation of two or more electromagnetic waves that are propagating in the same direction and have the same polarization direction. This means that the electric field of the waves is aligned in the same direction.
Cross polarization, also known as cross-polarization, is the orientation of two or more electromagnetic waves that are propagating in the same direction but have different polarization directions. This means that the electric field of the waves is aligned in different directions.
Copolarization and cross polarization differ in their polarization directions. In copolarization, the waves have the same polarization direction, while in cross polarization, the waves have different polarization directions.
Copolarization and cross polarization are important concepts in remote sensing, as they affect the quality and accuracy of collected data. Copolarization is useful for detecting objects with similar polarization properties, while cross polarization allows for the detection of objects with different polarization properties.
In radar systems, copolarization and cross polarization are used to improve the detection and discrimination of targets. Copolarization is used for detecting targets with similar polarization properties, while cross polarization is used for detecting targets with different polarization properties. This allows for a more accurate and comprehensive understanding of the targets being observed.