What potential risk can be eliminated by using stationary mode RADAR?

Using stationary mode RADAR effectively eliminates the scanning effect. The scanning effect occurs when a radar system is in motion while attempting to gather data, which can lead to inaccuracies due to the relative motion between the radar and the target. When RADAR operates in stationary mode, the device remains fixed in one position, allowing it to continuously track and measure targets without the complications introduced by movement. This results in a clearer and more stable reading of speed and position, enhancing the reliability of the measurements taken.

In stationary mode, the radar can maintain a constant beam direction, reducing the likelihood of misinterpreting data that could occur with a moving radar. This is particularly important in applications where precision is critical, such as speed enforcement in traffic monitoring or in certain industrial applications.