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Optimizing polyphase sequences for orthogonal netted radar
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DOI：10.1109/LSP.2006.877143.png)
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Orthogonal netted radar transmitter signals require a very low aperiodic autocorrelation peak sidelobe level (PSL), low aperiodic cross-correlation, and a good resilience to small Doppler shifts. A new set of polyphase sequences is presented with good correlation properties as well as resilience to Doppler shifts. These sequences are built using numerical optimization based on correlation properties. A structural constraint is imposed on the optimized polyphase sequences, which maintains Doppler tolerance. Cross entropy (CE) technique is used to optimize the sequences. Correlation and Doppler results are compared with best-known sequences on various merit factors and shown to be superior.
Keywords:
cross entropy (CE)
Doppler resilience
netted radar
orthogonal functions
pulse compression radar
radar signal analysis
radar theory
sequences
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