A Range Imaging Method Based on Chaotic Signal Radar

S.H. Liu; Z.M. Hu; Y.W. Tang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.427-429.1747

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A Range Imaging Method Based on Chaotic Signal Radar

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The principle of imaging method based on matched filtering and chaos theory are introduced. On this basis, a new method of range imaging using the correlation function of the chaotic signal is provided. At the same time, simulation models and simulation results are given. The experiment results show this method has the advantages of good range resolution and excellent anti-interference performance, the quality of the reconstruction image is fine.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 427-429)

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S.H. Liu*, Z.M. Hu, Y.W. Tang

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Chaotic Signal, Correlation Function, Matched Filtering, Range Imaging

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