An integrated beam‐forming network analysis for multibeam antennas based on an array of dielectric slotted waveguides in millimeter waves is proposed. The advantages of such networks include low losses, high aperture efficiencies, and design flexibility in comparison with traditional quasitopical systems. A new technique for obtaining the main characteristics by solving eigenwave and diffraction problems of the basic structure of the proposed network has been developed. © 1993 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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Context. In the conditions of combined clutter and jamming radar performance is significantly degraded. This is due to the decorrelation of a point source of an active jamming by spatially distributed passive clutter. The methods of forming classified training samples to adjust the weight coefficients of spatial filters are introduced. Objective. The goal is developing an effective method of forming of classified training samples generated by an active masking jamming, for spatial processing of radar signals in a situation of the clutter influence. Methods. The scientific novelty of this work is in developing a new method of forming the training samples based on the estimation of the width of the normalized autocorrelation function in each range resolution element. On-the-fly analysis of the components of combined clutter and jamming in each range resolution element improves the quality of the components classification and, as a result, minimizes the effect of passive clutter on a spatial filter adaptation process. Results. The theoretical and practical aspects of the forming of the classified training samples are analyzed. A functional flow block diagram of the classifier of combined clutter components was developed. Conclusions. Using of the on-the-fly analysis of the combined clutter and jamming components in each range resolution element improves the quality of the clutter classification, which is important in complex hydrometeorological conditions.