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Noise Radar Technology and Quantum Radar: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
2022 IEEE 2nd Ukrainian Microwave Week (UkrMW), 2022 In spite of the centennial age of radar, this technology is facing continuous progress. This overview paper considers two significant items in this field, namely Noise Radar Technology (NRT) and Quantum Radar (QR). Status, ongoing research and future perspectives are briefly discussed, not forgetting some critical and controversial elements.
Gabriele Pavan, Gaspare Galati
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Potential applications of noise radar technology and related waveform diversity
2016 17th International Radar Symposium (IRS), 2016 The advantages of Noise Radar Technology over more conventional radars using deterministic, although sophisticated, waveforms are twofold: Low Probability of Interception/Exploitation of radar signals and mitigation of mutual interference in marine crowded environments.
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On the potential of noise radar technology for civil surface surveillance
2014 Tyrrhenian International Workshop on Digital Communications - Enhanced Surveillance of Aircraft and Vehicles (TIWDC/ESAV), 2014Noise Radar Technology (NRT) is nowadays a promising technology to achieve robustness against external interference, lack of ambiguities and high resolution. This paper is devoted to some possible applications of NRT in civil field, in particular, for the surface surveillance in airports and in sea, showing its advantages versus the more classical FM ...
Gabriele Pavan +2 more
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Implementation of Noise Radar Technology in Ground Based SAR for Short Range Applications
2007 International Kharkiv Symposium Physics and Engrg. of Millimeter and Sub-Millimeter Waves (MSMW), 2007In this paper, results of implementation of noise radar technology in X-band narrowband ground based (GB) synthetic aperture radar (SAR) were presented. The radars under consideration use noise waveform (NW) as a probe signal and perform the range focusing by correlating the radar returns with a reference signal taken before transmission, while the way
Kostyantyn Lukin +2 more
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IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I: Regular Papers, 2014
This paper describes a fully-integrated 77-GHz ultra-wideband pseudo-random noise (PRN) radar transceiver in a Silicon-Germanium technology. The transceiver is equipped with a programmable pseudo-random binary sequence (PRBS) generator, which is realized in a current-mode logic topology and can be operated with a clock rate of up to 4.25 GHz to enable ...
Reinhard Feger +2 more
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This paper describes a fully-integrated 77-GHz ultra-wideband pseudo-random noise (PRN) radar transceiver in a Silicon-Germanium technology. The transceiver is equipped with a programmable pseudo-random binary sequence (PRBS) generator, which is realized in a current-mode logic topology and can be operated with a clock rate of up to 4.25 GHz to enable ...
Reinhard Feger +2 more
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Noise Radar Technology 2008 in Wroclaw
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Orthogonal waveforms for multiradar and MIMO radar using noise radar technology
2015 Signal Processing Symposium (SPSympo), 2015In many radar applications, including marine, automotive and MIMO, there is a need for orthogonal transmission from different radar sets to mitigate mutual interference; the same applies to the different channels in a MIMO radar. New techniques, belonging to the cyclic algorithm family, might be used to generate orthogonal signals with, in addition ...
Francesco De Palo, Gaspare Galati
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Principles and applications of coherent random noise radar technology
SPIE Proceedings, 2003Random noise radar is rapidly emerging as a promising technique for high-resolution probing and imaging of obscured objects and interfaces. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln has developed and field-tested coherent ultra wideband polarimetric random noise radar systems that show great promise in their ability to estimate Doppler and image target and ...
Ram M. Narayanan, Xiaojian Xu
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