Radar Phase-Coded Pulse Compression Training System (add-on to the Radar Processor/Display)
8097-C
Phase-Coded Pulse Compression Radar Training System
Radar Pulse Compression is a signal processing technique used to increase the range resolution and signal-to-noise ratio of any pulse radar. The design of a radar is usually a question of compromise. In many cases, a trade-off must be made between desirable characteristics. For only a modest increase in cost and complexity, pulse compression improves the range resolution without sacrificing the signal-to-noise ratio. This is why all modern radars use pulse compression.
The Phase-Coded Pulse Compression System is an add-on to the Basic Radar and Radar Processor/Display Training Systems.
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Features & Benefits
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FPGA-based signal processing.
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Seamless integration with the Series Radar Training System.
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User-configurable Pulse Compression Processors for wide topic coverage.
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Multiple test-points for complete learning experience.
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Turnkey solution, including high quality student and instructor manuals.
Topic Coverage
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Familiarization with phase-coded pulse compression
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Barker codes and introduction to side-lobes
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Pulse compression ratio and signal-to-noise improvement
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Matched filters, correlators and pulse compression processing
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Near-perfect, pseudo-random, combined and polyphase codes
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Longer codes, Golay codes and optimum mismatched filters