Signal Processing in Noise Waveform Radar

This comprehensive book examines the properties, difficulties, and potential of noise radar systems in practical applications enabled by modern signal processing techniques. Beginning with an introduction to basic radar theory, starting from classical pulse radar, signal compression, and continuous-wave radar, this book then moves into a detailed exploration of noise radar for low-power and short-range civil and military applications. Until now, no single book has provided such a detailed examination of the challenges of signal processing in noise radar, or shown how contemporary signal processing techniques can support the application of waveforms to numerous practical systems. Radar engineers, field military experts, military universities and students, and remote sensing experts are provided with not only fundamentals of radar, but also numerous detailed analyses of signal processing. Contents Overview: Radar principles, Noise radar, Masking effects, Multistatic noise radar, Noise synthetic aperture radar, Passive detection of moving targets, Examples of noise radars