Analyzing complex pulse RADAR signals

Analyzing complex pulse RADAR signals

Using a spectrum analyzer for pulsed measurements has always required a careful understanding and knowledge of the parameters of the pulse signal, as well as the subsequent operation of the spectrum analyzer to make valid measurements. One of the primary uses of pulsed measurement techniques has bee...

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Bandwidth
Chirp
Frequency modulation
Pulse measurements
Radar
Signal resolution
Vectors
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