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17.11 Problems 819[52] Gao, Z., Tao, R., Ma, Y., and Shao, T., “DVB-T Signal Cross-Ambiguity Functions Improvementfor Passive <strong>Radar</strong>,” in Proceedings <strong>of</strong> the CIE International Conference on <strong>Radar</strong>,Shanghai, China, October 16–19, 2006.[53] European Telecommunications Standard Institute, “Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB); FramingStructure, Channel Coding and Modulation for Digital Terrestrial Television,” EN 300 744,V1.1.2, 1997.[54] Langellotti, D., Bongioanni, C., Colone, F., and Lombardo, P., “Impact <strong>of</strong> Synchronizationon the Ambiguity Function Shape for PBR Based on DVB-T Signals,” International <strong>Radar</strong>Symposium, Vilnius, Lithuania, June 16–18, 2010.[55] Lombardo, P., Colone, F., Bongioanni, C., Lauri, A., and Bucciarelli, T., “PBR Activity atINFOCOM: Adaptive Processing Techniques and Experimental Results,” IEEE <strong>Radar</strong> Conference,Rome, Italy, May 26–30, 2008.[56] Bongioanni, C., Colone, F., and Lombardo, P., “Performance Analysis <strong>of</strong> a Multi-FrequencyFM Based Passive Bistatic <strong>Radar</strong>,” IEEE <strong>Radar</strong> Conference, Rome, Italy, May 26–30, 2008.[57] Lombardo, P., Colone, F., and Bongioanni, C., “Comparison <strong>of</strong> Different Approaches for aMulti-Frequency FM Based Passive Bistatic <strong>Radar</strong>,” in Proceedings <strong>of</strong> the SET-125 Symposiumon Sensors and Technology for Defence against Terrorism, Mannheim, Germany, April 22–25,2008.[58] Bongioanni, C., Colone, F., Bernardini, S., Lelli, L., Stavolo, A., and Lombardo, P., “Passive<strong>Radar</strong> Prototypes for Multifrequency Target Detection,” Signal Processing Symposium,Jachranka, Poland, May 24–26, 2007.[59] Colone, F., De Leo, G., Paglione, P., Bongioanni, C., and Lombardo, P., “Direction <strong>of</strong> ArrivalEstimation for Multi-Frequency FM-Based Passive Bistatic <strong>Radar</strong>,” IEEE <strong>Radar</strong> Conference,Kansas City, MO, May 23–27, 2011.[60] Bongioanni, C., Colone, F., Martelli, T., D’Angeli, R., and Lombardo, P., “Exploiting PolarimetricDiversity to Mitigate the Effect <strong>of</strong> Interferences in FM-Based Passive <strong>Radar</strong>,” International<strong>Radar</strong> Symposium, Vilnius, Germany, September 9–11, 2010.[61] Villano, M., Colone, F., and Lombardo, P., “Adaptive Clutter Suppression in Passive PhasedArray <strong>Radar</strong>,” International <strong>Radar</strong> Symposium, Hamburg, Germany, pp. 343–347, September9–11, 2009.[62] Malanowski, M. and Kulpa, K., “Digital Beamforming for Passive Coherent Location <strong>Radar</strong>,”IEEE <strong>Radar</strong> Conference, Rome, Italy, May 26–30, 2008.[63] Farina, A., Antenna-Based Signal Processing Techniques for <strong>Radar</strong> Systems, Artech House,Boston, MA, 1992.17.11 PROBLEMSThe interested reader should accomplish the following problem set in the order givenusing a suitable numerical simulation capability, such as the MATLAB programmingenvironment.1. Based on the discussion in Section 17.2.1, evaluate the computational load requiredby the two efficient algorithms for the 2D-CCF evaluation for a DVB-T based PBR.Assume a signal bandwidth <strong>of</strong> 8 MHz at a carrier frequency <strong>of</strong> 500 MHz (UHF band).Take the integration time to be 0.3 s and the maximum bistatic range and velocity tobe 75 km and 400 m/s, respectively. Compare the obtained results and determine themost efficient algorithm to be adopted for the considered application.

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