radome

radome Definition

ra·dome (rā′dōm′)

noun

a dome-shaped housing for protecting a radar antenna, esp. on aircraft, without modifying its electromagnetic radiation

Etymology: ra(dar) + dome

radome Usage Examples

Preposition: in

nose: Dielectric radomes in each external wing tank nose, numerous antenna above and below fuselage.

Adjective modifier

high: Chelton Radomes Ltd. Designs, manufactures and tests high performance radomes for Aerospace and Defense applications.
black: Colors: All-over tactical gray with black, unpainted radome.

Modifies a noun

antenna: The low weight and compact radome antenna is particularly suited for mast installations.
effect: Output can be provided in a variety of formats tailored to interpretation of radome effects on radar performance.

Noun used with modifier

nose: The nose radome came from the Reconnaissance pod supplied in the Matchbox Phantom kit.
performance: Chelton Radomes Ltd. Designs, manufactures and tests high performance radomes for Aerospace and Defense applications.

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