Pulse interlacing-based inverse synthetic aperture radar (ISAR) imaging self-adaptive radar resource scheduling method
A pulse interleaving, imaging radar technology, applied in special data processing applications, reflection/re-radiation of radio waves, measurement devices, etc., can solve problems such as low resource utilization
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[0091] Example: Imaging Task Scheduling Experiment
[0092] Simulation experiment: Assume that the radar transmits a chirp signal, the transmission pulse width is 10μs, the minimum pointer sliding step is set to 10μs, the time window is 1ms, the simulation time is 1s, the pulse transmission power is 4KW, and the average power of the radar is 500W. The distance from each target to the radar is 10-30Km.
[0093] It should be noted that since the range dimension of the target will affect the arrival time of the radar echo, in order to ensure the imaging quality, the receiving period of the pulse needs to be extended appropriately. If the distance between the radar and the i-th target is R i , the range dimension of the i-th target is Then the width of the actual received pulse of the i-th target should be set as:
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[0095] After many simulations, it is found that when the number of targets is 50, the system's time resource utilization tends to be saturated. Taking...
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