H Siegel, R Hauptmann - US Patent 4,714,927, 1987 - Google Patents
57 ABSTRACT A pulse doppler radar having variable repetition rates, noise pulses resulting from echos received from station ary multiple-time-around objects are removed by sub …
J Bergman - US Patent 4,679,050, 1987 - Google Patents
Described is a pulse radar apparatus having a repetition period containing m wobbles. The pulse radar apparatus is provided with: a transmitting and receiving unit (2), whereby the …
W Borchert, F Jehle, H Rohling - US Patent 4,916,452, 1990 - Google Patents
With a frequency-agile pulsed doppler radar with high pulse repetition frequency (HPRF) in the unambiguous velocity region, in order to measure the range of a tar get the complex time …
HH Naidich, JE Westmark - US Patent 4,210,912, 1980 - Google Patents
[57] ABSTRACT A pulsed doppler radar for detecting a moving target includes a plurality of antennae with patterns covering different spatial regions, wherein adjacent regions have …
D Lamper, TL Grettenberg - US Patent 5,036,324, 1991 - Google Patents
(57 ABSTRACT A method of signal processing for use in high duty factor radars for detecting targets at ranges both shorter and longer than a minimum range defined by a transmit ted …
S Miyahara - US Patent 6,606,052, 2003 - Google Patents
The present invention concerns an apparatus and method utilizing an algorithm based upon a two chirp frequency Sweep with small slope-difference. Since the difference is Small, the …
JMH Colin - US Patent 4,214,242, 1980 - Google Patents
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION This invention concerns devices and method for elim inating multiple-time echoes in Doppler pulse radars which are coherent only on reception …
LG Josefsson, KEI Oderland, JO Winnberg - US Patent 4,375,641, 1983 - Google Patents
The invention relates to a method for a tracking radar which transmits radar pulses towards a certain target whose target range from the beginning is known. The carrier frequency of the …
H Urkowitz - US Patent 5,151,702, 1992 - Google Patents
57 ABSTRACT A radar generates first and second mutually comple mentary binary code sequences. The autocorrelation functions of the first and second pulse sequences are …