JOURNAL ARTICLE

Radar Waveform Design Based on Linear Frequency Modulation Signal

Abstract

W With the continuous development of electronic countermeasure technology, radar is increasingly threatened by electronic interference, anti-radiation weapons, stealth targets, and low-altitude penetration in the current battlefield. In this context, low intercept probability radar emerges as the times require. The essence of low intercept probability radar is that the maximum effective range of the radar is greater than the maximum detection distance of the enemy reconnaissance receiver. Radar waveform design is one of the important measures to improve the performance of radar LPI. The radar's transmit waveform directly affects the performance of the radar. This paper mainly introduces the radar waveform design based on linear frequency modulation and the fuzzy function of the linear frequency modulation radar waveform, which provides a certain reference for radar waveform design.

Keywords:
Radar Continuous-wave radar Waveform Radar lock-on Pulse-Doppler radar Low probability of intercept radar Computer science Fire-control radar Radar engineering details Frequency modulation Pulse repetition frequency Electronic engineering Passive radar Remote sensing Engineering Telecommunications Radar imaging Bandwidth (computing) Geography

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Topics

Radar Systems and Signal Processing
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Aerospace Engineering
Advanced SAR Imaging Techniques
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Aerospace Engineering
Wireless Signal Modulation Classification
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Artificial Intelligence
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