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Public ISBD Titre : MATLAB : simulations for radar systems design Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Bassem R. Mahafza, Auteur ; Atef Z. Elsherbeni, Auteur Editeur : Boca Raton, London, New York : Chapman & hALL/CRC Année de publication : 2004 Importance : 682 p. Présentation : couv. ill. en en coul Format : 24,2 cm. ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-1-584-88392-0 Langues : Anglais (eng) Index. décimale : 28-03 Antennes-radars-sonars Résumé : Simulation is integral to the successful design of modern radar systems, and there is arguably no better software for this purpose than MATLAB. But software and the ability to use it does not guarantee success. One must also: Ö Understand radar operations and design philosophy Ö Know how to select the radar parameters to meet the design requirements Ö Be able to perform detailed trade-off analysis in the context of radar sizing, modes of operation, frequency selection, waveforms, and signal processing Ö Develop loss and error budgets associated with the design MATLAB Simulations for Radar Systems Design teaches all of this and provides the M-files and hands-on simulation experience needed to design and analyze radar systems. Part I forms a comprehensive description of radar systems, their analysis, and the design process. The authors' unique approach involves a design case study introduced in Chapter 1 and followed throughout the text. As the treatment progresses, the complexity increases and the case study requirements are adjusted accordingly. Part II presents a series of chapters-some authored by other experts in the field-on specialized radar topics important to a full understanding of radar systems design and analysis. Note de contenu : Table of contents PART I Chapter 1 Introduction to Radar Basics 1.1. Radar Classifications 1.2. Range 1.3. Range Resolution 1.4. Doppler Frequency 1.5. The Radar Equation 1.5.1. 1.6. Search (Surveillance) 1.6.1. 1.7. Pulse Integration Integration 1.8. Radar Losses 1.9. “MyRadar” Design Case Study - Visit 1 1.10. MATLAB Program and Function Listings Listing Appendix 1A Pulsed Radar Appendix 1B Noise Figure Chapter 2 Radar Detection 2.1. Detection in the Presence of Noise 2.2. Probability of False Alarm 2.3. Probability of Detection 2.4. Pulse Integration 2.5. Detection of Fluctuating Targets 2.6. Probability of Detection Calculation 2.7. The Radar Equation Revisited 2.8. Cumulative Probability of Detection 2.9. Constant False Alarm Rate (CFAR) 2.10. “MyRadar” Design Case Study - Visit 2 2.11. MATLAB Program and Function Listings Chapter 3 Radar Waveforms 3.1. Low Pass, Band Pass Signals and Quadrature Components 3.2. The Analytic Signal 3.3. CW and Pulsed Waveforms 3.4. Linear Frequency Modulation Waveforms 3.5. High Range Resolution 3.6. Stepped Frequency Waveforms 3.7. The Matched Filter 3.8. The Replica 3.9. Matched Filter Response to LFM Waveforms 3.10. Waveform Resolution and Ambiguity 3.11. “Myradar” Design Case Study - Visit 3 3.12. MATLAB Program and Function Listings Listing Chapter 4 The Radar Ambiguity Function 4.1. Introduction 4.2. Examples of the Ambiguity Function 4.3. Ambiguity Diagram Contours 4.4. Digital Coded Waveforms 4.5. “MyRadar” Design Case Study - Visit 4 4.6. MATLAB Program and Function Listings Chapter 5 Pulse Compression 5.1. Time-Bandwidth Product 5.2. Radar Equation with Pulse Compression 5.3. LFM Pulse Compression 5.4. “MyRadar” Design Case Study - Visit 5 5.5. MATLAB Program and Function Listings Chapter 6 Surface and Volume Clutter 6.1. Clutter Definition 6.2. Surface Clutter 6.3. Volume Clutter 6.4. Clutter Statistical Models 6.5. “MyRadar” Design Case Study - Visit 6 6.6. MATLAB Program and Function Listings Chapter 7 Moving Target Indicator (MTI) and Clutter Mitigation 7.1. Clutter Spectrum 7.2. Moving Target Indicator (MTI) 7.3. Single Delay Line Canceler 7.4. Double Delay Line Canceler 7.5. Delay Lines with Feedback (Recursive Filters) 7.6. PRF Staggering 7.7. MTI Improvement Factor 7.8. “MyRadar” Design Case Study 7.9. MATLAB Program and Function Listings Chapter 8 Phased Arrays 8.1. Directivity, Power Gain, and Effective Aperture 8.2. Near and Far Fields 8.3. General Arrays 8.4. Linear Arrays 8.5. Planar Arrays 8.6. Array Scan Loss 8.7. “MyRadar” Design Case Study - Visit 8 8.8. MATLAB Program and Function Listings Chapter 9 Target Tracking Single Target Tracking 9.1. Angle Tracking 9.2. Amplitude Comparison Monopulse 9.3. Phase Comparison Monopulse 9.4. Range Tracking Multiple Target Tracking 9.5. Track-While-Scan (TWS) 9.6. State Variable Representation of an LTI System 9.7. The LTI System of Interest 9.8. Fixed-Gain Tracking Filters 9.9. The Kalman Filter 9.10. “MyRadar” Design Case Study - Visit 9 9.11. MATLAB Program and Function Listings PART II Chapter 10 Electronic Countermeasures (ECM) 10.1. Introduction 10.2. Jammers 10.3. Range Reduction Factor 10.4. Chaff 10.5 MATLAB program and function listings Chapter 11 Radar Cross Section (RCS) 11.1. RCS Definition 11.2. RCS Prediction Methods 11.3. Dependency on Aspect Angle and Frequency 11.4. RCS Dependency on Polarization 11.5 RCS of Simple Objects 11.6. Scattering From a Dielectric-Capped Wedge 11.7. RCS of Complex Objects 11.8. RCS Fluctuations and Statistical Models 11.9. MATLAB Program and Function Listings Chapter 12 High Resolution Tactical Synthetic Aperture Radar (TSAR) 12.1. Introduction 12.2. Side Looking SAR Geometry 12.3. SAR Design Considerations 12.4. SAR Radar Equation 12.5. SAR Signal Processing 12.6. Side Looking SAR Doppler Processing 12.7. SAR Imaging Using Doppler Processing 12.8. Range Walk 12.9. A Three-Dimensional SAR Imaging Technique 12.10. MATLAB Programs and Functions Listing Chapter 13 Signal Processing 13.1. Signal and System Classifications 13.2. The Fourier Transform 13.3. The Fourier Series 13.4. Convolution and Correlation Integrals 13.5. Energy and Power Spectrum Densities 13.6. Random Variables 13.7. Multivariate Gaussian Distribution 13.8. Random Processes 13.9. Sampling Theorem 13.10. The Z-Transform 13.11. The Discrete Fourier Transform 13.12. Discrete Power Spectrum 13.13. Windowing Techniques 13.14. MATLAB Programs Listing Appendix 13A Fourier Transform Table Appendix 13B Some Common Probability Densities Appendix 13C Z - Transform Table Chapter 14 MATLAB Program and Function Name List Bibliography MATLAB : simulations for radar systems design [texte imprimé] / Bassem R. Mahafza, Auteur ; Atef Z. Elsherbeni, Auteur . - Boca Raton, London, New York : Chapman & hALL/CRC, 2004 . - 682 p. : couv. ill. en en coul ; 24,2 cm. ISBN : 978-1-584-88392-0 Langues : Anglais (eng) Index. décimale : 28-03 Antennes-radars-sonars Résumé : Simulation is integral to the successful design of modern radar systems, and there is arguably no better software for this purpose than MATLAB. But software and the ability to use it does not guarantee success. One must also: Ö Understand radar operations and design philosophy Ö Know how to select the radar parameters to meet the design requirements Ö Be able to perform detailed trade-off analysis in the context of radar sizing, modes of operation, frequency selection, waveforms, and signal processing Ö Develop loss and error budgets associated with the design MATLAB Simulations for Radar Systems Design teaches all of this and provides the M-files and hands-on simulation experience needed to design and analyze radar systems. Part I forms a comprehensive description of radar systems, their analysis, and the design process. The authors' unique approach involves a design case study introduced in Chapter 1 and followed throughout the text. As the treatment progresses, the complexity increases and the case study requirements are adjusted accordingly. Part II presents a series of chapters-some authored by other experts in the field-on specialized radar topics important to a full understanding of radar systems design and analysis. Note de contenu : Table of contents PART I Chapter 1 Introduction to Radar Basics 1.1. Radar Classifications 1.2. Range 1.3. Range Resolution 1.4. Doppler Frequency 1.5. The Radar Equation 1.5.1. 1.6. Search (Surveillance) 1.6.1. 1.7. Pulse Integration Integration 1.8. Radar Losses 1.9. “MyRadar” Design Case Study - Visit 1 1.10. MATLAB Program and Function Listings Listing Appendix 1A Pulsed Radar Appendix 1B Noise Figure Chapter 2 Radar Detection 2.1. Detection in the Presence of Noise 2.2. Probability of False Alarm 2.3. Probability of Detection 2.4. Pulse Integration 2.5. Detection of Fluctuating Targets 2.6. Probability of Detection Calculation 2.7. The Radar Equation Revisited 2.8. Cumulative Probability of Detection 2.9. Constant False Alarm Rate (CFAR) 2.10. “MyRadar” Design Case Study - Visit 2 2.11. MATLAB Program and Function Listings Chapter 3 Radar Waveforms 3.1. Low Pass, Band Pass Signals and Quadrature Components 3.2. The Analytic Signal 3.3. CW and Pulsed Waveforms 3.4. Linear Frequency Modulation Waveforms 3.5. High Range Resolution 3.6. Stepped Frequency Waveforms 3.7. The Matched Filter 3.8. The Replica 3.9. Matched Filter Response to LFM Waveforms 3.10. Waveform Resolution and Ambiguity 3.11. “Myradar” Design Case Study - Visit 3 3.12. MATLAB Program and Function Listings Listing Chapter 4 The Radar Ambiguity Function 4.1. Introduction 4.2. Examples of the Ambiguity Function 4.3. Ambiguity Diagram Contours 4.4. Digital Coded Waveforms 4.5. “MyRadar” Design Case Study - Visit 4 4.6. MATLAB Program and Function Listings Chapter 5 Pulse Compression 5.1. Time-Bandwidth Product 5.2. Radar Equation with Pulse Compression 5.3. LFM Pulse Compression 5.4. “MyRadar” Design Case Study - Visit 5 5.5. MATLAB Program and Function Listings Chapter 6 Surface and Volume Clutter 6.1. Clutter Definition 6.2. Surface Clutter 6.3. Volume Clutter 6.4. Clutter Statistical Models 6.5. “MyRadar” Design Case Study - Visit 6 6.6. MATLAB Program and Function Listings Chapter 7 Moving Target Indicator (MTI) and Clutter Mitigation 7.1. Clutter Spectrum 7.2. Moving Target Indicator (MTI) 7.3. Single Delay Line Canceler 7.4. Double Delay Line Canceler 7.5. Delay Lines with Feedback (Recursive Filters) 7.6. PRF Staggering 7.7. MTI Improvement Factor 7.8. “MyRadar” Design Case Study 7.9. MATLAB Program and Function Listings Chapter 8 Phased Arrays 8.1. Directivity, Power Gain, and Effective Aperture 8.2. Near and Far Fields 8.3. General Arrays 8.4. Linear Arrays 8.5. Planar Arrays 8.6. Array Scan Loss 8.7. “MyRadar” Design Case Study - Visit 8 8.8. MATLAB Program and Function Listings Chapter 9 Target Tracking Single Target Tracking 9.1. Angle Tracking 9.2. Amplitude Comparison Monopulse 9.3. Phase Comparison Monopulse 9.4. Range Tracking Multiple Target Tracking 9.5. Track-While-Scan (TWS) 9.6. State Variable Representation of an LTI System 9.7. The LTI System of Interest 9.8. Fixed-Gain Tracking Filters 9.9. The Kalman Filter 9.10. “MyRadar” Design Case Study - Visit 9 9.11. MATLAB Program and Function Listings PART II Chapter 10 Electronic Countermeasures (ECM) 10.1. Introduction 10.2. Jammers 10.3. Range Reduction Factor 10.4. Chaff 10.5 MATLAB program and function listings Chapter 11 Radar Cross Section (RCS) 11.1. RCS Definition 11.2. RCS Prediction Methods 11.3. Dependency on Aspect Angle and Frequency 11.4. RCS Dependency on Polarization 11.5 RCS of Simple Objects 11.6. Scattering From a Dielectric-Capped Wedge 11.7. RCS of Complex Objects 11.8. RCS Fluctuations and Statistical Models 11.9. MATLAB Program and Function Listings Chapter 12 High Resolution Tactical Synthetic Aperture Radar (TSAR) 12.1. Introduction 12.2. Side Looking SAR Geometry 12.3. SAR Design Considerations 12.4. SAR Radar Equation 12.5. SAR Signal Processing 12.6. Side Looking SAR Doppler Processing 12.7. SAR Imaging Using Doppler Processing 12.8. Range Walk 12.9. A Three-Dimensional SAR Imaging Technique 12.10. MATLAB Programs and Functions Listing Chapter 13 Signal Processing 13.1. Signal and System Classifications 13.2. The Fourier Transform 13.3. The Fourier Series 13.4. Convolution and Correlation Integrals 13.5. Energy and Power Spectrum Densities 13.6. Random Variables 13.7. Multivariate Gaussian Distribution 13.8. Random Processes 13.9. Sampling Theorem 13.10. The Z-Transform 13.11. The Discrete Fourier Transform 13.12. Discrete Power Spectrum 13.13. Windowing Techniques 13.14. MATLAB Programs Listing Appendix 13A Fourier Transform Table Appendix 13B Some Common Probability Densities Appendix 13C Z - Transform Table Chapter 14 MATLAB Program and Function Name List Bibliography

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Radar Systems Analysis and Design Using Matlab / Bassem R. Mahafza

Public ISBD Titre : Radar Systems Analysis and Design Using Matlab Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Bassem R. Mahafza, Auteur Mention d'édition : 2nd. ed. Editeur : Boca Raton : Chapman & Hall/CRC Année de publication : 2005 Collection : Electrical Engineering Importance : 637 p. Présentation : couv. ill.,ill. Format : 24,1 cm. ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-1-584-88532-0 Langues : Anglais (eng) Index. décimale : 28-03 Antennes-radars-sonars Résumé : An introduction to radar systems should ideally be self-contained and hands-on, a combination lacking in most radar texts. The first edition of Radar Systems Analysis and Design Using MATLAB provided such an approach, and the second edition continues in the same vein. This edition has been updated, expanded, and reorganized to include advances in the field and to be more logical in sequence. Ideal for a two-semester graduate course in radar system fundamentals and design or for professional reference, and featuring an abundance of MATLAB programs and code, Radar Systems Analysis and Design Using MATLAB, Second Edition presents the fundamentals and principles of radar along with enough rigorous mathematical derivations to ensure that readers gain a deep understanding. The author has extensively revised chapters on radar cross-section and polarization, matched filter and radar ambiguity function, and radar wave propagation. He has added information on topics such as PRN codes, multipath and refraction, clutter and MTI processing, and high range resolution. This authoritative guide: .Offers a self-contained treatment of radar systems, requiring only a background in general electrical engineering .Introduces fundamentals and principles along with mathematical rigor to facilitate comprehension .Includes abundant new material, new end-of-chapter problems, and several extensively revised chapters .Incorporates appendix material into the relevant chapters for more convenient access to valuable information .Furnishes all MATLAB codes and programs found in the text on the CRC Web site With all MATLAB functions updated to reflect version 7.0 and an expanded set of end-of-chapter problems, readers will find this up-to-date text to be the most complete treatment of radar available, providing the hands-on tools that will enrich their learning. Note de contenu : Sommaire Preface Acknowledgment Chapter 1 Radar Fundamentals Chapter 2 Signal Processing Chapter 3 Continuous Wave and Pulsed Radars Chapter 4 Radar Detection Chapter 5 Radar Waveforms Chapter 6 The Matched Filter and the Radar Ambiguity Function Chapter 7 Pulse Compression Chapter 8 Radar Wave Propagation Chapter 9 Clutter and Moving Target Indicator (MTI) Chapter 10 Radar Antennas Chapter 11 Target Tracking Chapter 12 Synthetic Aperture Radar Chapter 13 Radar Cross Section (RCS) Chapter 14 MATLAB Program and Function Name List Bibliography Index Radar Systems Analysis and Design Using Matlab [texte imprimé] / Bassem R. Mahafza, Auteur  . -  2nd. ed. . - Boca Raton : Chapman & Hall/CRC, 2005 . - 637 p. : couv. ill.,ill. ; 24,1 cm.. - (Electrical Engineering) . ISBN : 978-1-584-88532-0 Langues : Anglais (eng) Index. décimale : 28-03 Antennes-radars-sonars Résumé : An introduction to radar systems should ideally be self-contained and hands-on, a combination lacking in most radar texts. The first edition of Radar Systems Analysis and Design Using MATLAB provided such an approach, and the second edition continues in the same vein. This edition has been updated, expanded, and reorganized to include advances in the field and to be more logical in sequence. Ideal for a two-semester graduate course in radar system fundamentals and design or for professional reference, and featuring an abundance of MATLAB programs and code, Radar Systems Analysis and Design Using MATLAB, Second Edition presents the fundamentals and principles of radar along with enough rigorous mathematical derivations to ensure that readers gain a deep understanding. The author has extensively revised chapters on radar cross-section and polarization, matched filter and radar ambiguity function, and radar wave propagation. He has added information on topics such as PRN codes, multipath and refraction, clutter and MTI processing, and high range resolution. This authoritative guide: .Offers a self-contained treatment of radar systems, requiring only a background in general electrical engineering .Introduces fundamentals and principles along with mathematical rigor to facilitate comprehension .Includes abundant new material, new end-of-chapter problems, and several extensively revised chapters .Incorporates appendix material into the relevant chapters for more convenient access to valuable information .Furnishes all MATLAB codes and programs found in the text on the CRC Web site With all MATLAB functions updated to reflect version 7.0 and an expanded set of end-of-chapter problems, readers will find this up-to-date text to be the most complete treatment of radar available, providing the hands-on tools that will enrich their learning. Note de contenu : Sommaire Preface Acknowledgment Chapter 1 Radar Fundamentals Chapter 2 Signal Processing Chapter 3 Continuous Wave and Pulsed Radars Chapter 4 Radar Detection Chapter 5 Radar Waveforms Chapter 6 The Matched Filter and the Radar Ambiguity Function Chapter 7 Pulse Compression Chapter 8 Radar Wave Propagation Chapter 9 Clutter and Moving Target Indicator (MTI) Chapter 10 Radar Antennas Chapter 11 Target Tracking Chapter 12 Synthetic Aperture Radar Chapter 13 Radar Cross Section (RCS) Chapter 14 MATLAB Program and Function Name List Bibliography Index

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