Introduction to passive radar
Marco Martorella, Diego Cristallini
Abstract
Marco Martorella, Diego Cristallini
Abstract
This chapter provides a first insight into the principle of operation of a passive radar. The bistatic geometry will be introduced as well as the concepts of bistatic range and bistatic Doppler resolution. The well-known radar equation is also derived for the specific case of a bistatic passive radar. In addition, basic schemes for signal processing are presented together with a glimpse of the main issues related to the direct signal suppression.
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This chapter provides a first insight into the principle of operation of a passive radar. The bistatic geometry will be introduced as well as the concepts of bistatic range and bistatic Doppler resolution. The well-known radar equation is also derived for the specific case of a bistatic passive radar. In addition, basic schemes for signal processing are presented together with a glimpse of the main issues related to the direct signal suppression.
Key concepts: Bistatic radar, Passive radar, Continuous-wave radar, Radar, Radar engineering details, Computer science, Remote sensing, SIGNAL (programming language)