Principles of Modern Radar: Advanced techniques PDF

The book discusses key aspects of radar signal processing, waveforms, and other important radar techniques critical to the performance of current and future radar systems. It will serve as an excellent reference for the practicing radar engineer or graduate student needing to advance their understanding of how radar is utilized, managed, and operated. This addresses this aforementioned trend and the most important aspects of modern radar systems, including quite current subtopics. Readers will find modern treatment of multi-input/multi-output (MIMO) radar, compressive sensing, passive bistatic radar, signal processing, and dismount/human detection via radar. The chapters are organized in five sections: waveforms and spectrum, synthetic aperture radar, array processing and interference mitigation techniques, post-processing considerations, and emerging techniques.

Author(s)

William L. Melvin, James Scheer