Advanced radar techniques and systems

Gaspare Galati086341172X, 9780863411724

This major reference volume contains thirteen substantial topics, contributed by nine leading researchers (from 6 countries worldwide (including contributions from Europe, Japan and the USA). Areas of coverage include: system architecture, design, clutter and suppression, surveillance and synthetic aperture radars, detection, rejection of jamming, target identification, phased and coupled arrays, and radar signal processing. Contributions are complete mathematically and many include detailed appendices.
Also available:
Optimised Radar Processors – ISBN 9780863411182 Principles of Space-Time Adaptive Processing, 3rd Edition – ISBN 9780863415661
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Table of contents :
Advanced radar techniques and systems.pdf……Page 1
Front Matter……Page 2
Preface……Page 4
Contributors……Page 7
Acknowledgements……Page 8
List of Abbreviations……Page 9
Table of Contents……Page 13
1.1 Fundamentals of Decision Theory……Page 21
1.2 Error Probabilities and Decision Criteria……Page 23
1.3 Fundamentals of Estimation Theory……Page 39
1.4 Applications of Decision Theory to Signal Detection……Page 60
1.5 Continuous-time Optimum Filtering……Page 68
1.6 Discrete-time Optimum Filtering……Page 74
1.7.1 Continuous and Discrete Signals: Representation in the Time and Frequency Domains……Page 86
1.7.2 Sampling of Continuous-time Signals……Page 100
1.7.3 Relationship between Continuous and Sampled Signals……Page 104
1.7.4 Band-limited Signals……Page 110
1.7.6 Complex Representation for Bandpass Linear Systems……Page 125
1.7.7 Complex Representation of Narrowband Random Processes……Page 127
13.4 Advanced System Concepts……Page 0
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