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The water-filling (WF) algorithm is a widely used design strategy in the radar waveform design field to maximize the signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio (SINR).
Chen Yang +5 more
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Airborne Radar Anti-Jamming Waveform Design Based on Deep Reinforcement Learning
Airborne radars are susceptible to a large number of clutter, noise and variable jamming signals in the real environment, especially when faced with active main lobe jamming, as the waveform shortcut technology in the traditional regime can no longer ...
Zexin Zheng, Wei Li, Kun Zou
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Online unsupervised generative learning framework based radar jamming waveform design
The jamming effect on radar is dominated by the design of the jamming waveform directly. Traditional jamming waveforms are generated using the template‐based method and are not environmentally resilient. Without the precise radar centre frequency support,
Yuzheng Sun +4 more
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Extended Target Recognition in Cognitive Radar Networks
We address the problem of adaptive waveform design for extended target recognition in cognitive radar networks. A closed-loop active target recognition radar system is extended to the case of a centralized cognitive radar network, in which a generalized ...
Xiqin Wang +3 more
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Integrated OFDM Waveform Design for RadCom System-Based Signal-to-Clutter Noise Ratio Maximization
Integrated Radar and Communication (RadCom) Systems have become more crucial ingredients in the next generation of networks due to numerous types of characteristics, including reducing the system size, minimizing power consumption, and mitigating ...
Mohammad A. B. Mohammad +4 more
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A Novel Joint Radar-communication Waveform Design Method Based on Distributed Aperture
Joint radar-communication waveform design has been the focus of intensive research in recent years. The integrated waveform based on a collocated antenna can simultaneously detect targets and communicate with multiple users in different directions ...
Liu LIU +4 more
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Radar waveform design and processing using joint amplitude‐frequency‐phase modulation
Radar waveform design is facing severe challenges with the development of radar countermeasure technology, such as easy access to intra‐pulse modulation property and poor anti‐recognition capabilities.
Tiehua Zhao +4 more
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Joint Radar and Communications Waveform Design Based on Complementary Sequence Sets
The joint radar and communications (JRC) waveform often has a high range sidelobe, which will degrade the target detection performance of an automotive JRC system.
Haichuan Li +3 more
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Radar Waveform Design and the Heisenberg Group
The paper under review is in the spirit of a recent paper on the deformation theory of radar ambiguity functions published by the same authors [Weyl multipliers. J. Fourier Anal. Appl. 2, 191-215 (1995)]. It begins with a presentation of the Heisenberg group theoretic setting [\textit{W. Schempp}, Radar reception and nilpotent harmonic analysis. I--IV.
Auslander, L., Geshwind, F., Warner, F.
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A New Shaped Waveform Design Scheme for Radar Embedded Communication
In order to improve the covertness of radar embedded communication based on the eigenvalue decomposition radar embedded communication waveform design scheme, a new waveform design scheme that combines the idea of shaped design is constructed.
He Shan, Li Baoguo, Lei Jing, Yan Hua
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