Analysis of the Problems of Electromagnetic System Engineering of Polar Ships

This paper primarily examines the challenges posed by snow, ice, and low temperatures in polar environments on the design of ship electronic equipment, specifically how these factors hinder the normal functioning of onboard radar, communication, and navigation systems. In response to these technical issues, the paper proposes targeted recommendations to mitigate their impact.

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2024-10-19
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iccsnt62291.2024.10776742
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Induction Heating and Inverter Technology
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Abstract

This paper primarily examines the challenges posed by snow, ice, and low temperatures in polar environments on the design of ship electronic equipment, specifically how these factors hinder the normal functioning of onboard radar, communication, and navigation systems. In response to these technical issues, the paper proposes targeted recommendations to mitigate their impact.

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