MPD model for radar echo signal of hypersonic targets

The stop-and-go (SAG) model is typically used for echo signal received by the radar using linear frequency modulation pulse compression. In this study, the authors demonstrate that this model is not applicable to hypersonic targets. Instead of SAG model, they present a more realistic echo signal mod...

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Main Authors: Xu Xuefei, Liao Guisheng
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2014-08-01
Series:The Journal of Engineering
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Online Access:http://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/joe.2014.0097
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Liao Guisheng
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description The stop-and-go (SAG) model is typically used for echo signal received by the radar using linear frequency modulation pulse compression. In this study, the authors demonstrate that this model is not applicable to hypersonic targets. Instead of SAG model, they present a more realistic echo signal model (moving-in-pulse duration (MPD)) for hypersonic targets. Following that, they evaluate the performances of pulse compression under the SAG and MPD models by theoretical analysis and simulations. They found that the pulse compression gain has an increase of 3 dB by using the MPD model compared with the SAG model in typical cases.
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spelling doaj.art-73991508afcc43279d01b7a9cce816f72022-12-21T22:05:10ZengWileyThe Journal of Engineering2051-33052014-08-0110.1049/joe.2014.0097JOE.2014.0097MPD model for radar echo signal of hypersonic targetsXu Xuefei0Liao Guisheng1Xidian UniversityXidian UniversityThe stop-and-go (SAG) model is typically used for echo signal received by the radar using linear frequency modulation pulse compression. In this study, the authors demonstrate that this model is not applicable to hypersonic targets. Instead of SAG model, they present a more realistic echo signal model (moving-in-pulse duration (MPD)) for hypersonic targets. Following that, they evaluate the performances of pulse compression under the SAG and MPD models by theoretical analysis and simulations. They found that the pulse compression gain has an increase of 3 dB by using the MPD model compared with the SAG model in typical cases.http://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/joe.2014.0097echoradar signal processingpulse compressionpulse frequency modulationMPD modelradar echo signalhypersonic targetsstop-and-go modellinear frequency modulation pulse compressionSAG modelmoving-in-pulse duration
spellingShingle Xu Xuefei
Liao Guisheng
MPD model for radar echo signal of hypersonic targets
The Journal of Engineering
echo
radar signal processing
pulse compression
pulse frequency modulation
MPD model
radar echo signal
hypersonic targets
stop-and-go model
linear frequency modulation pulse compression
SAG model
moving-in-pulse duration
title MPD model for radar echo signal of hypersonic targets
title_full MPD model for radar echo signal of hypersonic targets
title_fullStr MPD model for radar echo signal of hypersonic targets
title_full_unstemmed MPD model for radar echo signal of hypersonic targets
title_short MPD model for radar echo signal of hypersonic targets
title_sort mpd model for radar echo signal of hypersonic targets
topic echo
radar signal processing
pulse compression
pulse frequency modulation
MPD model
radar echo signal
hypersonic targets
stop-and-go model
linear frequency modulation pulse compression
SAG model
moving-in-pulse duration
url http://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/joe.2014.0097
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