The term RADAR SIGNAL can be summarized as a short burst of electromagnetic energy, commonly referred to as a 'BLIP'. Radar signals are used in a variety of applications, such as navigation, surveillance, and communication. They are also used in meteorology to detect precipitation, wind speed, and other atmospheric phenomena. Radar signals are typically transmitted in short bursts, which are then reflected off of objects in the environment and detected by a receiver. The BLIP is the sound or visual representation of the radar signal being received.