This home page is designed and maintained by:
Christian Wolff
freelanced radar engineer
branch office:
Dora-Koch-Stetter-Weg 22
18055
Rostock
Josefine-Clouth-Straße 14
50733
Cologne
(Germany)
Mail: info[at]radartutorial[dot]eu
Tel.: +49 221 98655020
Dipl. Ing. (FH) Christian Wolff
- born 1955 in Berlin,
- studied radar technology from 1973 until 1976 at the Air Force Officer Academy in Kamenz, (former GDR, East Germany).
- Last rank Captain in the NVA (National Peoples Army of the GDR), head of of various long-range radar sets;
- After reunification, joined the German Air Force (Bundeswehr) in 1991 with the rank Master Sergeant, Engineering Consultant in a repair unit of the German Air Force;
- retired in 2008 as Senior Master Sergeant;
- Since 1997, this web site serves trainees and instructors as a free study aid in the field of radar technologies.
The engineering consultant Christian Wolff develops radar systems and application-oriented components in the frequency range between 1 GHz and 25 GHz for pedagogical purposes. The development covers the design and construction of the overall concept and the optimization of the system. If possible, there are to use standard components to keep the price of the whole system as low as possible.
Christian Wolff is an instructor for international basic radar courses. Because of the Corona situation, these are preferably held as video conferences (on-demand webinars).
“To love what you do and feel what it matters -
how could anything be more fun?”
Katherine Graham
All pages of this static home page were manually coded by the author using various notepad programs. The history of this homepage is presented in a separate presentation.
Since October 2023, the site has also had its
video channel on YouTube.
I want to share a special message about this channel.
These videos are intended to help people all over the world.
The voice you're hearing is generated by artificial intelligence, and it may be easier to understand than my own voice.
While this may be tiring for native speakers, it's important to remember that they are not the only audience for this video channel.
In fact, more people in China speak English than in America!
Therefore, leaving negative comments on the videos just because of the AI
is not only ungentlemanly for British viewers but also un-American behavior.