Würzburg (radar)
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English: The Würzburg radar was deployed by Germany during World War II. It took its name from the city of Würzburg for no other reason than the project leader liked geographical names.
日本語: ウルツブルグは第二次世界大戦時にドイツが開発した対空レーダーの名称である。当時としては画期的な性能の物だった。日本にも技術指導の為にテレフンケン社からハインリッヒ・フォダス技師が派遣された。戦後は各国で電波望遠鏡として使用されたものもある。
primary ground-based gun laying radar for both the Luftwaffe and the Wehrmacht during World War II | |||||
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Würzburg Riese (Giant) radar at Douvres-la-Délivrande, Calvados, France.
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Würzburg radar converted to a radiotelescope after the war, at the Bordeaux observatory
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Würzburg-Riese at Greding (Germany)
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Würzburg-Riese at Greding
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Würzburg-Riese at Greding
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Würzburg-Riese at Greding
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An illustration of a Giant Wurzburg radar.
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Wurzburg type D radar
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An example at RAF Duxford.
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Freund-Feind-Kennung Antennen im Würzburg Spiegel
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Details des rotierenden Würzburg Strahlers.
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Finland
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Würzburg radar near Bucharest, Romania in 1944