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الدالة الغامضة للاشارة الرادارية المرمزة == Ambiguity Function Of Radar Coded Signals
Author name:
اياد عطيه عبد الكافي الجبوري
Supervisor name:
نزار خليل وفي | وليد خالد
General topic:
Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering
Specific topic:
Electronics and Communications Engineering
Degree:
Master
University:
Mustansiriyah University - College Of Engineering - Department Of Electrical Engineering
Language:
English
University location:
Baghdad
First pages:
34T519 - p.pdf
Abstract:
تم دراسة انواع متعددة من تر ميزات الاشارة الرادارية حيث تم التركيز في هذه الدراسة على خواص الارتباط والغموض للتر ميزات. كذلك تم التركيز على تاثير دوبلر على تلك الخواص. تم دراسة تاثير الخطا الطوري والتعيير(Weighting) على خواص تلك الترميزات. الدراسة ال | Various types of coded radar signal are studied in this study in terms of their ambiguity and correlation properties. Doppler effect on the ambiguity and the correlation functions of these codes is studied. The effect of phase error and weighting are presented.The study related to Doppler effect covers the frequency, binary and polyphase codes in terms of the peak signal to sidelobes ratio (PSR).Linear FM, nonlinear FM, binary and polyphase codes with various windows, are dealt with respect to the sidelobes response. The simulator built using Matlab version 6. The simulation consists of a code generator; modulator; white noise adder; received signal with time and frequency shifted; matching filtering; a module to find the Doppler effect on the autocorrealtion function and a module to find the peak signal to sidelobes ratio (PSR). It is found that the m - sequences are the best binary codes in terms of PSR and the P4 code is the best Polyphase code in terms of PSR. Also, it is found that the P4 code provides better Doppler tolerant than the other codes. The m - sequences are very sensitive to Doppler shifts. Concerning the frequency codes : it is found that the nonlinear FM is more sensitive than the linear FM i.e., linear FM is Doppler tolerant while the nonlinear is not. Finally, it is found that the use of time weighting produces a response with extremely low sidelobes
