Crack Location and Height Measurementby 4 Sensor TOFD Method with Pulse Compression

Pulse Compression Method for Radar Signal Processing

One fundamental issue in designing a good radar system is it’s capability to resolve two small targets that are located at long range with very small separation between them. Pulse compression techniques are used in radar systems to avail the benefits of large range detection capability of long duration pulse and high range resolution capability of short duration pulse. In these techniques a lo...

Data Compression via Pulse-to-Pulse Redundancy for Radar Emitter Location

An effective method for geolocation of a radar emitter is to intercept its signal at multiple platforms and share the data to allow measurement of the time-difference-of-arrival (TDOA) and the frequency-difference-of-arrival (FDOA). This requires effective data compression. For radar location we show that it is possible to exploit pulse-to-pulse redundancy. A compression method is developed tha...

Extending the Radar Dynamic Range using Adaptive Pulse Compression

The matched filter in the radar receiver is only adapted to the transmitted signal version and its output will be wasted due to non-matching with the received signal from the environment. The sidelobes amplitude of the matched filter output in pulse compression radars are dependent on the transmitted coded waveforms that extended as much as the length of the code on both sides of the target loc...

Quinary excitation method for pulse compression ultrasound measurements.

A novel switched excitation method for linear frequency modulated excitation of ultrasonic transducers in pulse compression systems is presented that is simple to realise, yet provides reduced signal sidelobes at the output of the matched filter compared to bipolar pseudo-chirp excitation. Pulse compression signal sidelobes are reduced through the use of simple amplitude tapering at the beginni...

Limit for Pulse Compression by Pulse