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Showing 1 to 20 of 96 for “"Radar Systems"”.

  1. Target localization in MIMO radar systems

    MIMO (Multiple-Input Multiple-Output) radar systems employ multiple antennas to transmit multiple waveforms and engage in joint processing of the received echoes from the target. MIMO radar has been receiving increasing attention in recent years from researchers, practitioners, and funding …

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  2. Study on the detection performance of MIMO radar systems

    … studied the detection performance of MIMO radar systems: the study can be divided into two parts, viz. detection of stationary targets and detection of moving targets.

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  3. Target recognition performance for FLIR and laser radar systems

    Thesis (M.Eng.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 2000.

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  4. Errors in angle radar systems caused by complex targets

    Thesis (Sc.D.) Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Electrical Engineering, 1952.

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  5. The design and implementation of a simulator for multistatic radar systems

    … level simulator supporting a wide variety of radar systems, and focusing on multistatic and netted radars. The simulator places few limits on the simulated system, and supports systems with arbitrary numbers of receivers, transmitters, and scatterers. Similarly, the simulator places no …

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  6. Design of spacecraft radar systems for investigation of the planet Venus

    Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, 1962.

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  7. Advanced signal processing solutions for ATR and spectrum sharing in distributed radar systems

    … and for spectrum sharing in distributed radar systems.Two Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) ATR algorithms are described forfull- and single-polarimetric images, and tested on the GOTCHA and theMSTAR datasets. The first one exploits the Krogager polarimetric decomposition in order to enhance …

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  8. Using a System-Theoretic Approach for Cyber Mission Assurance of the Royal Canadian Air Force Over the Horizon Radar System

    … Responsibility. However, the existing fleet of radar systems are not only limited but fast approaching technological obsolescence against modern adversarial weapon systems. As a solution, the Royal Canadian Air Force committed to deliver the Over the Horizon Radar systems that will significantly …

    mit Repository record for Using a System-Theoretic Approach for Cyber Mission Assurance of the Royal Canadian Air Force Over the Horizon Radar System (opens in a new tab)

  9. Circuit modeling and optimization techniques for next-generation radar.

    Spectral emission requirements for radar systems are becoming increasingly strict. Future radar systems will require well-designed, reconfigurable circuitry to coexist with the myriads of wireless devices using the spectrum. There are two main goals of this research. The first goal is to …

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  10. Modular human-operated radar framework

    … investigates the development of operator-facing radar systems with contemporary internet technologies, such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud services. The viability of modular designs allowing a high degree of adaptability is emphasised, given the inherent capabilities of IoT …

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  11. Robust GM Wiener Filter in the Complex Domain

    … Since the early 1970s, STAP has been used in radar systems for their ability to "filter clutter, interference and jamming signals. One major flaw with early STAP radar systems is the reliance on non-robust estimators to estimate the noise condition. When even a single outlier is present, the …

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  12. A 20 dBm 5-14 GHz power amplifier with integrated planar transformers in SiGe

    The integration of radar systems has taken a long journey into the modern world. Advances in signal processing technology and integrated circuit technology have lead the way for smaller, more integrated radar systems. Specific to the hardware side of a radar, the RF generation and detection once …

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  13. Behavioral Model and Predistortion Algorithm to Mitigate Interpulse Instabilities Induced by Gallium Nitride Power Amplifiers in Multifunction Radars

    … Amplifiers (PAs) into future high power aperture radar systems is certain; however, the introduction of this technology into multifunction radar systems will present new challenges to radar engineers. This dissertation describes a broad investigation into amplitude and phase transients produced by …

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  14. Space/time/frequency methods in adaptive radar

    Radar systems may be processed with various space, time and frequency techniques. Advanced radar systems are required to detect targets in the presence of jamming and clutter. This work studies the application of two types of radar systems. It is well known that targets moving along-track within a …

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  15. Resource Allocation and End-to-End Quality of Service for Cellular Communications Systems in Congested and Contested Environments

    … resource allocation for cellular communications systems operating in congested and contested environments with an emphasis on end-to-end quality of service (QoS). The radio resource allocation is cast under a proportional fairness formulation which translates to a convex optimization problem. …

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  16. Spectral Cohabitation and Interference Mitigation via Physical Radar Emissions

    … cohabitation strategies for next generation radar systems. The loss of radio frequency (RF) spectrum once designated for radar operation is forcing radar systems to either learn how to coexist in these frequency spectrum bands, without causing mutual interference, or move to other bands of …

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  17. Cognitive Radar Detection in Nonstationary Environments and Target Tracking

    … in a wide variety of defense and civilian radar systems. In recent years, to cope with complex environments and stealthy targets, the concept of cognitive radars has been proposed to integrate intelligent modules into conventional radar systems. To achieve better performance, cognitive …

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