Time-frequency transforms for radar imaging and signal analysis / Victor C. Chen, Hao Ling

By:

Chen, Victor C [author.]

Contributor(s):

Ling, Hao

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

computer

Carrier type:

online resource

ISBN:

9781580535496
1580535496
9781523117666
1523117664
9781580532884
1580532888

Subject(s): Genre/Form:

Electronic books.

Additional physical formats: Print version:: Time-frequency transforms for radar imaging and signal analysis.DDC classification:

621.3848 21

LOC classification:

TK6578 .C44 2002eb

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Contents:

Electromagnetic back-scattering from targets. Radar signal and noise. Radar ambiguity function and matched filter. Synthetic aperture radar imaging -- Time-frequency transforms. Linear time-frequency transforms. Bilinear time-frequency transforms -- Detection and extraction of signal in noise. Time-varying frequency filtering. SNR improvement in the time-frequency domain. CFAR detection in the joint time-frequency domain. Signal extraction in the joint time-frequency domain -- Time-frequency analysis of radar range profiles. Electromagnetic phenomenology embedded in back-scattered data

Summary: Annotation Here's a hands-on book on time-frequency transforms for radar imaging and signal analysis. It teaches you more efficient ways to extract dispersive scattering features; detect and extract weak signals in noise; form clear radar images; estimate parameters and perform motion compensation; detect and track moving targets in the synthetic aperture radar; and analyze vibration and rotation induced micro-Doppler

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Annotation Here's a hands-on book on time-frequency transforms for radar imaging and signal analysis. It teaches you more efficient ways to extract dispersive scattering features; detect and extract weak signals in noise; form clear radar images; estimate parameters and perform motion compensation; detect and track moving targets in the synthetic aperture radar; and analyze vibration and rotation induced micro-Doppler