On the merits of using spatial and waveform diversity for target detection in ultra wideband radars

This paper presents experimental results of using spatial and waveform diversity schemes applied to ultra wideband (UWB) short-range radars. Spatial diversity provides multiple views of the target, enhancing the content of information received. The use of waveform diversity scheme is compared with s...

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Main Authors: Khan, H, Tarique, Z, Edwards, D, Stevens, C
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 2005
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description This paper presents experimental results of using spatial and waveform diversity schemes applied to ultra wideband (UWB) short-range radars. Spatial diversity provides multiple views of the target, enhancing the content of information received. The use of waveform diversity scheme is compared with spatial diversity by transmitting different UWB signals from different antennas. An experimental and simulation study is presented, which claims a maximum of 13 dB gain in the target signatures with respect to a single bistatic radar. It is also shown that spatial and waveform diversity schemes acting together can possibly lead to further improvement in radar detection capability.
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spelling oxford-uuid:2a1c9331-1eda-4878-89dd-f5bd342edf0a2022-03-26T12:23:06ZOn the merits of using spatial and waveform diversity for target detection in ultra wideband radarsJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:2a1c9331-1eda-4878-89dd-f5bd342edf0aEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2005Khan, HTarique, ZEdwards, DStevens, CThis paper presents experimental results of using spatial and waveform diversity schemes applied to ultra wideband (UWB) short-range radars. Spatial diversity provides multiple views of the target, enhancing the content of information received. The use of waveform diversity scheme is compared with spatial diversity by transmitting different UWB signals from different antennas. An experimental and simulation study is presented, which claims a maximum of 13 dB gain in the target signatures with respect to a single bistatic radar. It is also shown that spatial and waveform diversity schemes acting together can possibly lead to further improvement in radar detection capability.
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title On the merits of using spatial and waveform diversity for target detection in ultra wideband radars
title_full On the merits of using spatial and waveform diversity for target detection in ultra wideband radars
title_fullStr On the merits of using spatial and waveform diversity for target detection in ultra wideband radars
title_full_unstemmed On the merits of using spatial and waveform diversity for target detection in ultra wideband radars
title_short On the merits of using spatial and waveform diversity for target detection in ultra wideband radars
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