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Tracking Performance of a Monopulse Radar in the Presence of Multiple Targets

James Howell

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The equations derived by A. J. Rainal for the probability density function of the angle error output of a monopulse radar excited by a Gaussian signal and Gaussian thermal noise are generalized to include the presence of multiple targets. The examples given demonstrate the radar's behavior for various combinations of target and noise parameters.

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Key concepts: Monopulse radar, Amplitude-Comparison Monopulse, Radar, Radar tracker, Gaussian noise, Probability density function, Computer science, Low probability of intercept radar