Design of a space-based radar signal processor

Space-based radar (SBR) is capable of providing flexible wide-area coverage of air, land, and sea targets. Numerous studies have been carried out in the United States and Canada in recent years to investigate different concepts for SBR. The design of a suitable radar signal processor (RSP) is challe...

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Published in:IEEE transactions on aerospace and electronic systems 1998-04, Vol.34 (2), p.366-377
Main Author: Nohara, T.J.
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Antenna arrays
Array signal processing
Radar antennas
Radar clutter
Radar signal processing
Sensor arrays
Signal design
Signal processing
Signal processing algorithms
Spaceborne radar
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description Space-based radar (SBR) is capable of providing flexible wide-area coverage of air, land, and sea targets. Numerous studies have been carried out in the United States and Canada in recent years to investigate different concepts for SBR. The design of a suitable radar signal processor (RSP) is challenging due to the effects caused by the moving platform on target integration and clutter spectral spread. A candidate RSP is described that uses a corporate fed array (CFA) antenna as its primary radar sensor. The algorithmic definitions of the signal processing functions are provided; the relationships between these functions and the reasons for their location in the signal processing chain are also discussed. In addition, techniques for reducing the computational requirements are also presented.
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Signal processing algorithms
Spaceborne radar
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