Performance Analysis of Radar Pulse Compression Signals

Zhi Hao Yin; Ben Cheng Yu; Zhi Feng Wang; Yong Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.734-737.3248

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Performance Analysis of Radar Pulse Compression Signals

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In order to enhance the resistance to interference of radar, introduced chirp and chaos BPSK two pulse compression signals principles, has analyzed the respective signal characteristics. Based on MATLAB simulation, from 5 aspect analysis and comparisons the performance of these two radar pulse compression signals. The results show that when these two pulse pressure signals can meet is big request of wide band width, the signal after pulse pressure have the ratio of high.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 734-737)

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Zhi Hao Yin, Ben Cheng Yu, Zhi Feng Wang, Yong Yang

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Chaos BPSK, Chirp, Pulse Compression

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