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Pulse compression

Pulse compression is a signal processing technique commonly used by radar, sonar and echography to either increase the range resolution when pulse length is constrained or increase the signal to noise ratio when the peak power and the bandwidth (or equivalently range resolution) of the transmitted signal are constrained. This is achieved by modulating…

Measurement, Pulse compression by linear frequency modulation (or chirping) & Simple pulse

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Simple pulse

Pulse compression by linear frequency modulation (or chirping)

Pulse compression by phase coding

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Pulse compression

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related to Further reading · 38
Pulse compression → Active Sensing, Antonio De Maio, Benedetto, Byron, Cambridge University Press, Communications, Ducoff, Elanders Sverige AB, Eli Mozeson, Faculty, Fulvio Gini, Golomb, Guang Gong, Hao He, IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, Institution, Ioannis Konstantinidis, Jian Li, John, Lee Patton
related to Stretch processing · 8
Pulse compression → CRP, Delta, GHz, Picture, SNR, Stretch Processing, The, While
related to Pulse compression by phase coding · 6
Pulse compression → Barker, Doppler, For, Phase, The, There
related to Signal-to-noise gain after correlation · 4
Pulse compression → Delta, However, If, The
related to Basic principles · 3
Pulse compression → In, SNR, The
is a · 1
Pulse compression → signal processing technique commonly used by radar

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displaystyle signal pulse delta compression resolution transmitted correlation energy range noise frequency power received bandwidth time frac peak radar waveform

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Pulse compressionis asignal processing technique commonly used by radar0.90text
Pulse compressionrelated to Basic principlesIn0.60section
Pulse compressionrelated to Basic principlesSNR0.60section
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Pulse compressionrelated to Further readingNadav Levanon0.60section
Pulse compressionrelated to Further readingEli Mozeson0.60section
Pulse compressionrelated to Further readingRadar0.60section
Pulse compressionrelated to Further readingWiley0.60section
Pulse compressionrelated to Further readingHao He0.60section
Pulse compressionrelated to Further readingJian Li0.60section
Pulse compressionrelated to Further readingPetre Stoica0.60section
Pulse compressionrelated to Further readingWaveform0.60section

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