An improved model of vehicle radar for multi-target based on stepped frequency pulse radar
Zhenyi Liu, Franklin Bien
Abstract
Zhenyi Liu, Franklin Bien
Abstract
The vehicle radars should be able to detect all stationary or moving objects inside the observation area with short measurement time, high range and velocity resolution, and cost efficiency. To achieve this, an improved model called Double-SFPW based on SFPW is described, it transmits two stepped frequency pulses with a frequency shift and a time difference, its performance is better than conventional LFMCW radar on multi-targets with a shorter measurement time, higher resolution, and solves the Doppler shift and frequency spread over of SFPW, in addition, Double-SFPW has a simple structure based on pulse radar, so it's also very cost efficient.
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The vehicle radars should be able to detect all stationary or moving objects inside the observation area with short measurement time, high range and velocity resolution, and cost efficiency. To achieve this, an improved model called Double-SFPW based on SFPW is described, it transmits two stepped frequency pulses with a frequency shift and a time difference, its performance is better than conventional LFMCW radar on multi-targets with a shorter measurement time, higher resolution, and solves the Doppler shift and frequency spread over of SFPW, in addition, Double-SFPW has a simple structure based on pulse radar, so it's also very cost efficient.
Key concepts: Radar, Pulse repetition frequency, Pulse-Doppler radar, Radar lock-on, Continuous-wave radar, Computer science, Remote sensing, Radar tracker