MIMO RADAR SIGNAL PROCESSING:MIMO as a Distributed Radar System
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Multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) radar has been receiving increasing attention in recent years from researchers, practitioners, and funding agencies. MIMO radar is characterized by using multiple antennas to simultaneously transmit diverse (possibly linearly independent) waveforms and by utilizing multiple antennas to receive the reflected signals. Like MIMO communications, MIMO radar offers a new paradigm for signal processing research. MIMO radar possesses sig ....etc

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GRIFO Radar: High-resolution modes for an expert avionic radar for fighters

Vaibhav Prajapati (07BEC131)
Chitrang Shah (07BEC093)



Abstract

The need for the implementation of high-resolution modes, with seaborne targets identification for the Italian Navy, pushed to the extension of the Grifo Radar to high-resolution applications.With the new capability, making use of the Deramp On Receive technique, Grifo Radar can now perform Spot-SAR on ground patch as well as ISAR upon A/A and A/S targ ....etc

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radar system using a c.w. microwave noise spectrum from an impatt oscillator as the transmitted signal has useful performance. in this seminar application of a digital correlator to measure, essentially in real time, the autocorrelation function of the noise spectrum and provide a radar display of targets at ranges of up to at least 1 km is now described. ....etc

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Kindly send me 'introduction to radar systems' by skolnik ppt at [email protected] be really thankful if you do so..

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Introduction to Synthetic Aperture Radar


GENERAL FACTS ABOUT SAR
Today, synthetic aperture radar (SAR) plays an important role in military ground surveillance and earth
observation. Since the late eighties a couple of SAR-systems have been developed for both space and
airborne operation. The underlying radar principle offers advantages compared to competing sensors in
infrared or visible spectral area.

Introduction to Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR)

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Radar is an important example of an electrical engineering system. In university engineering courses, the
emphasis usually is on the basic tools of the electrical engineer such as circuit design, signals, solid state,
digital processing, electronic devices, electromagnetics, automatic control, microwaves, and so forth. But in
the real world of electrical engineering practice, these are only the techniques, piece parts, or subsystems that
make up some type of system employed for a useful purpose. In addition to radar and other sensor systems ....etc

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Introduction

Speed radar and laser guns are primarily used in law enforcement to detect the speed of a passing vehicle. With the introduction of video recording systems in police vehicles it has been natural requirement to interface the speed gun with the video system. This will produce an indisputable video recording of the actual vehicle along with the speed of the vehicle overlayed in the video
simultaneously. Review in court or reviewed at the scene, lends itself to higher prosecution rates therefore high revenues ....etc

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solution manual for introduction to radar systems by skolnik

Radar is an object-detection system that uses radio waves to determine the range, angle, or velocity of objects. It can be used to detect aircraft, ships, spacecraft, guided missiles, motor vehicles, weather formations, and terrain. A radar transmits radio waves or microwaves that reflect from any object in their path. A receive radar, which is typically the same system as the transmit radar, receives and processes these reflected waves to determine properties of the object(s).

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Due to the threat of terrorism, today's enemy can be anyone and they can exist anywhere even in populated cities. Monitoring human activities in an urban environment is a difficult problem due walls, clutter, and other obstructions. This seminar discusses the development of a network of digital noise radars that operate simultaneously to track humans and non-human targets inside rooms and through walls. Each individual noise radar works by cross correlating the received signal with a time delayed replica of the transmit signal. A hi ....etc

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