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The undesirable responses from buildings and clouds for the radar pulse are called as __________

The undesirable responses from buildings and clouds for the radar pulse are called as __________ Correct Answer Clutter

The primary radar pulse is reflected by buildings and clouds and cause undesirable effects in the actual identification. These are called as clutter and can be eliminated by combing primary radar with secondary radar.

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