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This article aimed to optimize radar cross section (RCS) of the nose of flying objects using a new shaping method. In this method, parameters related to the scatterer shape can continuously change. Thus, precise optimization can be carried out. The nose of flying objects with desired size and sharpness was defined by mathematical formula with two parameters. The physical optics method was also applied to calculate RCS. Design curves were calculated by changing sharpness and size criteria of the nose of flying objects. Effects of changing frequency, angle of observation, and angle of incidence on RCS curves were also investigated.
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