Bistatic radar system

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1992-07-16

1993-04-06

Barron, Jr., Gilberto

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g.,

Determining direction

Scanning

342372, G01S 1348, H01Q 324

Patent

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052007553

ABSTRACT:
A pulse chasing-type bistatic radar system is provided with a cluster of multiple narrow receive beams that covers the angle corresponding to the receive beam width required by the conventional pulse chasing mode, i.e., the required receive angle width, and scans in steps in accordance with the propagation of the transmit signals in the transmit beam. As the receive time-frame ends for the last narrow beam making up the cluster, it advances to a new position at the head of the cluster. Adopting this arrangement, the required number of receive beams can be reduced to the minimum.

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patent: 3364484 (1968-01-01), Best
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M. Skolnik, "Radar Handbook", 1970, 36-15.
E. Hanle, "Survey of Bistatic and Multistatic Radar", Dec. 1986.
H. Steyskal, "Digital Beamforming Antennas", Jan. 1987.
Hank, Eberhard, "Pulse Chasing with Bistatic Radar-Combined Space-Time Filtering", EUSIPCO, Erlangen, 1983, pp. 665-668.
Davies et al, "A High Resolution Radar Incorporating a Mechanical Scanning Transmitter and a Static Multi-Beam Receiver", Radar Conf., London, Eng. 1977.

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