Nyquist Velocity is the maximum radial velocity that can be unambiguously measured by a pulsed Doppler radar system without aliasing, defined as half the pulse repetition frequency multiplied by the radar wavelength, representing the fundamental limit imposed by the sampling rate of the radar pulses.
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