Processing of FM-CW Doppler Radar Signals from Distributed Targets

Processing of FM-CW Doppler Radar Signals from Distributed Targets

The concept of FM-CW Doppler processing is explained by showing it to be a special case of a correlation receiver with a frequency offset reference. For a linear FM signal, time delay and frequency shift can be arranged to cancel each other, and this results in con. siderable simplification of the c...

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Autocorrelation
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Doppler radar
Doppler shift
Frequency
Radar measurements
Signal processing
Spectral analysis
Velocity measurement
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Velocity measurement
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