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1. Radar range-performance analysis
Lamont V. Blake
出版情報: Norwood, MA : Artech House, c1986  xxiii, 443 p. ; 24 cm
シリーズ名: The Artech House radar library
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List of Figures
List of Tables
Preface
Preface to the Artech House Edition
Radar Range Equations / Chapter 1：
Introduction
The Radar Transmission Equation
Monostatic Radar Range Equation
Equations for Pulse and Other Waveforms
Bistatic Radar Range Equation
Equations for Clutter and Jamming
References
The Detection of Signals / Lowell W. BrooksChapter 2：
Single-Pulse Detector
Multiple Pulse Detector
Fluctuating Targets
Other Detection Processing
Development of the Approximate Detection Formulas / Appendix 2A：
Target Cross Section / Chapter 3：
Point and Distributed Targets
Cross Sections of Standard Point Targets
Cross-Sectional Fluctuations
Effect of Polarization
Bistatic Cross Section
Measurement of Radar Cross Section
Ship Targets
Approximate Cross Sections of Typical Targets
Reference
Noise in Receiving Systems / Chapter 4：
Nature and Origins of Noise
System Noise Temperature
Antenna Noise Temperature
Effects of the Earth's Atmosphere / Chapter 5：
Tropospheric Refraction
Ionospheric Refraction
Tropospheric Absorption
Attenuation by Rain, Snow, Ice, and Fog
Tropospheric Noise Temperature
Ionospheric Absorption and Noise
Anomalous Propagation--Trapping, Ducting
Polarization Rotation
Scintillation
Multipath Propagation / Chapter 6：
The Pattern Propagation Factor
Reflection Coefficient
The Intermediate-Region Problem
Range Limits for Flat-Earth and Interference-Region Calculation
Pattern Propagation Factor for More than Two Ray Paths
Multipath Results for Some Typical Cases
Clutter, Interference, and Signal Processing / Chapter 7：
Range Prediction for Targets in Clutter
Clutter Characteristics
Sea-Clutter Reflectivity
Land Clutter
Volume Clutter
Interference and Jamming
Signal Processing
Pulse-Radar Detection-Range Computation / Chapter 8：
Definitions and Conventions
Loss Factors and Antenna-Pattern Functions
Procedure for Range-Dependent Loss
Computational Techniques
Blip-Scan Ratio and Cumulative Probability
Accuracy of Radar Range Predictions
Operational Evaluation of Radar Range Performance
Special Types of Radar / Chapter 9：
Continuous-Wave Radar
Pulse-Doppler Radar
Tracking and Instrumentation Radar
Synthetic-Aperture (Mapping) Radar
Over-the-Horizon (Ionospheric) Radar
Laser Radar
Weather Radar
Index
About the Author
List of Figures
List of Tables
Preface
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2. Radar principles
Nadav Levanon
出版情報: New York : Wiley, 1988  xii, 308 p. ; 24 cm
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Partial table of contents
Radar Measurements
Delay and Range
Doppler Shift and Range Rate
Cross Section of Radar Targets
Spheres
Radar Cross
Antennas / Section of：
Radar Detection
Integration
Binary Integration and Cumulative Probabilities
Ground Effects-Multipath and Clutter
The Rayleigh Criterion
Multipath Propagation
The Matched Filter
Example of a Matched Filter
Complex Representation of Bandpass Signals
The Ambiguity Function
Proving Rules (a)-(d) of the Ambiguity Function
The Ambiguity Function of Basic Signals
Single-frequency Pulse
Coherent Pulse Train
Coded Radar Signals
Frequency coding (Costas Signals)
Phase Coding
Accuracy of Radar Measurements
Delay Estimation Using the Signal Envelope
Measurement Accuracy and the Ambiguity Function
Processing a Coherent Pulse Train
I & Q Sampling
Imbalance inthe I & Q Channels
Moving-Target Indicator (MTI)
Clutter Spectrum
Double Canceller
Constant False-Alarm Rate (CFAR)
Cell-averaging CFAR
Cluttered Map CFAR
Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR)
Phase and Frequency History of a Point Target
Range Migration
Monopulse Antenna Tracking
Monopulse Systems
Monopulse Accuracy
Index
Partial table of contents
Radar Measurements
Delay and Range
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図書
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3. Principles of modern radar systems
Michel H. Carpentier
出版情報: London ; Boston : Artech House, c1988  xii, 303 p., [4] p. of plates ; 24 cm
シリーズ名: The Artech House radar library
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Preface
Introduction to Random Functions / Chapter 1：
General considerations. Steady state conditions / 1.1：
Amplitude distribution / 1.2：
Spectral distribution A[superscript 2](f) / 1.3：
Generalization / 1.3.1：
Response of a linear filter / 1.4：
Applications of the convolution theorem / 1.5：
Convolution theorem / 1.5.1：
The cross-correlation function / 1.5.2：
Autocorrelation function: Wiener's theorem / 1.5.3：
Differentiation of [varrho]([tau]) when x(t) is real / 1.5.4：
Examples of calculations of [varrho]([tau]) and A[superscript 2](f) / 1.6：
Autocorrelation function associated with a rectangular spectrum / 1.6.1：
Calculation of the autocorrelation function / 1.6.2：
Calculation of the spectral density of [upsilon](t) / 1.6.3：
Calculation of the autocorrelation function of w[subscript 1](t) / 1.6.4：
Filtering with an RC circuit / 1.6.5：
Optimization / 1.6.6：
Sampling theorem / 1.7：
Tendency to the normal distribution. Gaussian phenomena. Rayleigh distribution / 1.8：
Tendency to the normal distribution / 1.8.1：
Representations of gaussian random functions / 1.8.2：
Exercises / 1.9：
Signal and Noise. The Ideal Receiver / Chapter 2：
The radar problem / 2.1：
A priori and a posteriori probabilities / 2.2：
A posteriori probability of the presence or absence of a signal in gaussian noise after one experiment / 2.3：
A posteriori probability of the presence or absence of a signal in gaussian noise after several successive experiments / 2.4：
Probability of the presence or absence of a continuous signal in continuous gaussian noise. The ideal receiver / 2.5：
More rigorous definition of the ideal receiver / 2.6：
Assumptions / 2.6.2：
Properties of S(t), n(t) and S(t - t[subscript 0]) / 2.6.3：
Search for a basis of orthonormal vectors over E(t[subscript 0]) / 2.6.4：
Definition of an ideal receiver / 2.6.5：
White noise / 2.6.6：
Colored noise (approximate proof) / 2.6.7：
Performance of Radar Systems Equipped with Ideal Receivers / Chapter 3：
Two procedures for making an ideal receiver / 3.1：
The output signal of the ideal receiver / 3.2：
Properties of the useful signal / 3.2.1：
Properties of the parasitic signal / 3.2.2：
Conclusions / 3.2.3：
Probability of false alarm and detection. Range ambiguity / 3.3：
Probability of false alarm / 3.3.1：
Detection probability / 3.3.2：
Range ambiguity / 3.3.3：
Revision of the results when the useful signal is a microwave signal / 3.4：
Accuracy of range measurement / 3.5：
Range resolution / 3.6：
General considerations / 3.6.1：
First general rule / 3.6.2：
Analysis of the problem / 3.6.3：
Approximate formula / 3.6.4：
Accuracy of the measurement of radial speed / 3.7：
(Radial) velocity ambiguity / 3.8：
Resolving power in terms of (radial) velocity / 3.9：
General rule / 3.9.1：
Range-velocity ambiguity / 3.9.2：
Non-frequency-modulated square-wave pulse with duration T / 3.10.1：
Non-frequency-modulated gaussian signal / 3.10.3：
Gaussian signal with linear frequency modulation / 3.10.4：
Square-wave pulse trains / 3.10.5：
Square-wave pulse with linear frequency modulation / 3.10.6：
Range-velocity resolution / 3.11：
Square-wave pulse which is not frequency modulated / 3.11.1：
Random signal / 3.11.4：
Application of ambiguity to combat parasitic echoes / 3.12：
Choice of signal to be transmitted / 3.13：
Choice of receiver / 3.13.2：
Analysis of the Operating Principles of some Types of Radar / Chapter 4：
Noise radar / 4.1：
Target with a known velocity / 4.1.1：
Target with unknown velocity / 4.1.2：
Pulse Doppler radar / 4.2：
New algorithm for a radar receiver / 4.3：
Classical pulse radar / 4.4：
Classical concept / 4.4.1：
A new concept / 4.4.2：
Pulse compression radar / 4.5：
Introduction / 4.5.1：
Pulse compression procedures / 4.5.2：
General properties of pulse compression / 4.5.3：
Calculation of faults due to compression imperfection. Paired-echo method / 4.5.4：
Practical implementation of dispersive filters / 4.5.5：
Constant false alarm reception (CFAR) / 4.6：
Principles of constant false alarm receivers / 4.6.1：
Output levels of the useful signal and noise / 4.6.2：
Examples of applications / 4.6.3：
Elimination of clutter / 4.7：
Restriction of the level of parasitic signals entering the radar system / 4.7.1：
The main systems using Doppler filtering / 4.7.3：
Performance of a delay line moving target indicator / 4.7.4：
Behavior of Real Targets. Fluctuation of Targets / Chapter 5：
Radar cross-section of a planar plate / 5.1：
Radar cross-section of a metal sphere / 5.3：
Field reradiated by a hypothetical isotropic target / 5.4：
Target consisting of two identical point targets / 5.5：
Target consisting of two different point targets / 5.6：
Fluctuations in the Rayleigh distribution / 5.7：
Frequency diversity. Random radars / 5.8：
Random radars / 5.8.1：
Angle Measurement Using Radar / 5.9：
General comments / 6.1：
Two-dimensional search radar / 6.2：
Continuous-wave operation for cooperating targets / 6.2.1：
Pulse operation on a cooperating target / 6.2.2：
Operation on a noncooperating target / 6.2.3：
General principle of monopulse radars / 6.3：
Angular fluctuation of targets / 6.4：
Errors in angular measurement using radar / 6.4.1：
Description of monopulse radars / 6.5：
Amplitude monopulse and phase monopulse radars / 6.5.1：
Use of radio freqeuncy signals in monopulse radars / 6.5.2：
Effect of receiver noise on the accuracy of angular measurements made using a monopulse radar / 6.5.3：
Relationship between the monopulse procedures / 6.5.4：
Conical scanning radar / 6.6：
Effect of target fluctuation on the accuracy of radar measurements / 6.7：
General case / 6.7.1：
Accuracy of a radar system performing several consecutive measurements / 6.7.3：
Fluctuation of the radiant point. Angular target signature / 6.8：
Data Processing of Radar Information. Radar Coverage / Chapter 7：
Coherent integration / 7.1：
Integration after detection / 7.2：
Integration in a search radar / 7.3：
Integration after square-law detection / 7.3.1：
Use of digital extractors / 7.4：
Some variations on the radar equation / 7.5：
Tracking radar / 7.5.1：
Two-dimensional surveillance radar / 7.5.2：
Three-dimensional surveillance radar / 7.5.3：
Applications to Electronic Scanning Antennas to Radar / Chapter 8：
Basic principles of electronic scanning. Simplifications / 8.1：
First simplification / 8.2.1：
Second simplification / 8.2.2：
Third simplification / 8.2.3：
Fourth simplification / 8.2.4：
General description of an electronic scanning antenna / 8.3：
Radiating elements / 8.3.1：
Phase shifters / 8.3.2：
Feed systems / 8.3.3：
Types of patterns for electronic scanning radars / 8.4：
Centered pencil beam / 8.4.1：
Offset beam / 8.4.2：
Broadened beam / 8.4.3：
Monopulse difference beam / 8.4.4：
Antijamming antenna / 8.4.5：
Final remarks / 8.5：
Introduction to Hilbert spaces / Appendices：
Definition of an abelian group / A.1：
Definition of a ring / A.2：
Definition of a field / A.3：
Definition of a vector space / A.4：
Hilbert spaces / A.5：
Table of the function [Theta](x) / Appendix B：
References
Bibliography
Index
Preface
Introduction to Random Functions / Chapter 1：
General considerations. Steady state conditions / 1.1：
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図書
図書
4. Radar reflectivity measurement : techniques & applications
Nicholas C. Currie, editor
出版情報: Norwood, MA : Artech House, c1989  xvi, 753 p. ; 24 cm
シリーズ名: The Artech House radar library
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図書
5. Principles and applications of millimeter-wave radar
edited by Nicholas C. Currie, Charles E. Brown
出版情報: Norwood, MA : Artech House, c1987  ix, 874 p. ; 24 cm
シリーズ名: The Artech House radar library
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図書
6. Target adaptive matched illumination radar : principles & applications
Dag T. Gjessing
出版情報: London : Peter Peregrinus on behalf of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, c1986  ix, 172 p. ; 25 cm
シリーズ名: IEE electromagnetic waves series ; v. 22
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図書
7. Aspects of modern radar
Eli Brookner, editor
出版情報: Norwood, MA : Artech House, c1988  574 p. ; 29 cm
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Preface
Radar--An Overview / R. T. HillChapter 1：
Trends in Radar Systems and Technology to the Year 2000 and Beyond / E. BrooknerChapter 2：
Catalogue of Radar Parameters / Appendix 2A：
The Aegis System / J. Sensi, Jr.Chapter 3：
Selected Readings / Appendix 3A：
Microwave Design for Reliability-Availability--The AN/SPY-1 System / W. T. Patton3A.1：
AN/SPY-1 Phased Array Antenna / R. M. Scudder ; W. H. Sheppard3A.2：
Hybrid and Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuitry (MMIC) / D. G. LaightonChapter 4：
Monopulse Principles and Techniques / S. M. ShermanChapter 5：
Low-Sidelobe Phased Array and Reflector Antennas / H. E. SchrankChapter 6：
Fundamentals of Millimeter-Wave (MMW) Radar Systems / E. K. Reedy ; J. C. WiltseChapter 7：
Radar Cross Section / E. F. KnottChapter 8：
The Doppler Weather Radar / R. J. Doviak ; D. S. ZrnicChapter 9：
Index
Preface
Radar--An Overview / R. T. HillChapter 1：
Trends in Radar Systems and Technology to the Year 2000 and Beyond / E. BrooknerChapter 2：
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図書
8. Optimised radar processors
edited by A. Farina
出版情報: London : Peregrinus, 1987  xii,198p ; 30cm
シリーズ名: IEE radar, sonar, navigation and avionics series ; 1
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図書
図書
9. Radar range-performance analysis
Lamont V. Blake
出版情報: Lexington, Mass. : LexingtonBooks, c1980  xxii, 443 p. ; 24 cm
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図書
図書
10. Modern radar system analysis
David K. Barton
出版情報: Norwood, MA : Artech House, c1988  xvii, 590 p. ; 24 cm
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The Radar Range Equation
The Theory of Target Detection
Targets and Interference
Radar Antennas
Waveforms and Signal Processing
Radar Propagation
Search Radar Systems
Angle Measurement and Tracking
Range and Doppler Measurement
Tracking Radar Acquisition and Target Considerations
Radar Error Analysis
The Radar Range Equation
The Theory of Target Detection
Targets and Interference
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