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Principles of Modern Radar - Volume 2 1891121537

Principles of Modern Radar - Volume 2 1891121537

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2.10 Problems 85shift across the pulse. Generate the compressed response having applied the zeroDoppler matched filter. What is the loss in processing gain, the shift in the location<strong>of</strong> the main lobe peak, and the increase in the peak sidelobe induced by the Dopplershift?7. A stepped frequency waveform is used to image a 10 m long target. To avoid rangeambiguities across the target, what is the largest f that may be applied? Using themaximum value <strong>of</strong> f needed to avoid range ambiguities, calculate the number <strong>of</strong>pulses required to achieve an unweighted, Rayleigh range resolution <strong>of</strong> 0.1 m.8. The five-element Barker code is [111–11].a. Convert this to a four-phase sequence using the BTQ transformation.b. What is the maximum element-to-element phase change in the resulting sequence?9. The 48-element MPS code used in section 2.7.3.2 (and given in Table 4) has a peaksidelobe level <strong>of</strong> 3. What is the peak sidelobe <strong>of</strong> the corresponding quadriphasewaveform?10. Compute the optimal ISR filter <strong>of</strong> length 5 for the five-element Barker code (seeproblem 8).11. A filter is needed to suppress the two sidelobes on either side <strong>of</strong> the main lobe. Theother sidelobes are less important. Use the five-element Barker code provided inproblem 8 and assume a 5-element filter.a. Define an appropriate weighting matrix for the WLS filter. Use weight values <strong>of</strong> 1and 10 along the diagonal.b. Compute the filter and plot the range compressed response.

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