Calculating Radar Cross Section (RCS) of Spherical-Capped Cones

This program calculates the radar cross section (RCS) of spherical-capped cones by processing input parameters including operating frequency, incident angle, and geometrical specifications to output corresponding RCS values. The implementation likely employs numerical electromagnetic computation techniques, potentially integrating surface current integration methods or high-frequency asymptotic solutions for efficient scattering prediction. As RCS constitutes a fundamental metric for radar detectability, precise calculations are essential in radar system design for applications ranging from military defense to air traffic control. The algorithm may feature modular components for geometrical modeling, wave propagation simulation, and far-field pattern calculation. While this professor-provided implementation serves as a valuable reference model, verification through alternative computational methods or empirical data is recommended to ensure result reliability. The code structure probably includes functions for parameter validation, coordinate transformation, and RCS normalization according to standard electromagnetic conventions.