Radar network communication

Conference paper (2006)

Authors

P. van Genderen Microwave Technology and Systems for Radar
H. Nikookar Microwave Technology and Systems for Radar
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Microwave Technology and Systems for Radar
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2006

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Microwave Technology and Systems for Radar

Abstract

Technology of wireless communication has advanced rapidly over the last few years. Much technology developed for this domain of application can be applied to data throughput if the radar signal is coded like a telecommunication message. The message content can for instance consist of the reports on the detected targets. Three types of networking are analysed, based on a network with six identical rdars. From this analysis it is learned that each radar can transfer an "interesting" number of target reports. Since the dimensions of the radar were chosen rather arbitrarily, much room is ope to tailor the specifics of the networked system. Radar-spefic issues like the ambiguity function and the observability of the Doppler shift have not been adressed.