Rapid Determination of Glint Spectral Parameters for Symmetrical Two-Complex-Source Targets

Nicholls, L.A.

doi:10.1109/taes.1974.307930

IEEE Trans. Aerosp. Electron. Syst.

1974

DOI: 10.1109/taes.1974.307930

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Rapid Determination of Glint Spectral Parameters for Symmetrical Two-Complex-Source Targets

L.A. Nicholls¹

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Use of Zero Counting for Estimating the Zero-Frequency Spectral Density of Radar Glint for Known Target Types

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1975

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Some simple formulas of Blachman giving the zero-frequency spec-Correspondence tral density of phase rate for narrowband Gaussian random noise in terms of the latter's spectral radius of gyration are used to derive the zero-frequency spectral density of radar glint for a complex target in terms of the radius of gyration of the collection of radar scatterers and the rate of zero crossings of the target echo.

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Use of Zero Counting for Estimating the Zero-Frequency Spectral Density of Radar Glint for Known Target Types

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1975

IEEE Trans. Aerosp. Electron. Syst.

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Reduction of Radar Glint for Complex Targets by Use of Frequency Agility

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1975

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Rapid Determination of Glint Spectral Parameters for Symmetrical Two-Complex-Source Targets

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Use of Zero Counting for Estimating the Zero-Frequency Spectral Density of Radar Glint for Known Target Types

Use of Zero Counting for Estimating the Zero-Frequency Spectral Density of Radar Glint for Known Target Types

Reduction of Radar Glint for Complex Targets by Use of Frequency Agility

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