Method for the control of a radar station

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Determining distance – With pulse modulation

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342129, G01S 1324

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ABSTRACT:
A method of controlling the transmission of a number of radio-frequency pulses having different frequencies in a radar device. The time interval between two consecutively transmitted pulses is determined by a pulse repetition frequency. The total number of radio-frequency pulses is distributed between at least two groups, each group comprising a number of pulses having different frequencies. Each group is repeatedly transmitted a number of times in succession. The time interval between two transmitted pulses having the same frequency in a group is determined by the number of pulses having different frequencies in the group.

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Donald R. Wehner, "High Resolution Radar", chapt. 5, Synthetic High-Range-Resolution Radar (1987).

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