Tracking radar ppt required for teaching purpose. I am professor at engineering college LJIET at Ahmedabad (GUJRAT) INDIA. The concept can be explained in better way. ....etc

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MIMO RADAR SIGNAL PROCESSING:MIMO as a Distributed Radar System
ABSTRACT:

Multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) radar has been receiving increasing attention in recent years from researchers, practitioners, and funding agencies. MIMO radar is characterized by using multiple antennas to simultaneously transmit diverse (possibly linearly independent) waveforms and by utilizing multiple antennas to receive the reflected signals. Like MIMO communications, MIMO radar offers a new paradigm for signal processing research. MIMO radar possesses sig ....etc

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This is the age of speed. We can see people zipping down the highways at unimaginable speed. Long before the invention of radar guns in 1970's and laser speed guns in 1990's the police had a very tedious job in detecting those vehicles which where driven at over speed. The radar gun emits microwaves and works on the principle of radar where as the laser gun emits infrared rays and gives more accurate readings than the radar gun. The invention of the radar guns and the laser guns have proved to be a great blessing to the police patrol in determi ....etc

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Radar



What is Radar?

RADAR (Radio Detection And Ranging) is a way to detect and study far off targets by transmitting a radio pulse in the direction of the target and observing the reflection of the wave.
It’s basically radio echo


The Range

The “2” is because the measured time is for a round trip to and from the target. To determine the range, you only want the time to the object, so you take half!


Types and Uses of Radar[ ....etc

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Presented by:
Dr. Jakob van Zyl


RADAR AND SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR BASICS
PRINCIPLES OF RADAR
HOW DOES RADAR WORK?
• RADAR = Radio Detection And Ranging
• Since radar pulses propagate at the speed of light, the difference to the “target” is proportional to the time it takes between the transmit event and reception of the radar echo
PRINCIPLES OF IMAGING RADAR
REAL APERTURE RADAR
• PRINCIPLES OF IMAGING RADAR
THE RADAR EQUATION
• The SNR is derived from the radar equation:

where
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Abstract:
Due to the threat of terrorism, today's enemy can be anyone and they can exist anywhere even in populated cities. Monitoring human activities in an urban environment is a difficult problem due walls, clutter, and other obstructions. This seminar discusses the development of a network of digital noise radars that operate simultaneously to track humans and non-human targets inside rooms and through walls. Each individual noise radar works by cross correlating the received signal with a time delayed replica of the transmit signal. A hi ....etc

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GRIFO Radar: High-resolution modes for an expert avionic radar for fighters

Vaibhav Prajapati (07BEC131)
Chitrang Shah (07BEC093)



Abstract—

The need for the implementation of high-resolution modes, with seaborne targets identification for the Italian Navy, pushed to the extension of the Grifo Radar to high-resolution applications.With the new capability, making use of the Deramp On Receive technique, Grifo Radar can now perform Spot-SAR on ground patch as well as ISAR upon A/A and A/S tar ....etc

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Radar Guns and Laser radar Guns


This is the age of speed. We can see people zipping down the highways at unimaginable speed. Long before the invention of radar guns in 1970's and laser speed guns in 1990's the police had a very tedious job in detecting those vehicles which where driven at over speed. The radar gun emits microwaves and works on the principle of radar where as the laser gun emits infrared rays and gives more accurate readings than the radar gun. The invention of the radar guns and the laser guns have proved to be a great ble ....etc

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Radar Principles & Systems
Learning Objectives
A. The student will comprehend the basic operation of a simple pulse radar system.
B. The student will know the following terms: pulse width, pulse repetition frequency, carrier frequency, peak power, average power, and duty cycle.
C. The student will know the block diagram of a simple pulse radar system and will comprehend the major components of that system.
D. The student will comprehend the basic operation of a simple continuous wave radar system.
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