Using nonparametric adaptive techniques mimo radar performance evaluation for target detection
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MIMO-Multiple Input Multiple Output Radar uses multiple transmitter and receiver antennas for transmitting and receiving signals. Each of antenna components transmits different wave forms. In this thesis an overview of MIMO Radar is presented. Performance of locating multiple targets of MIMO Radar has been evaluated by using non-adaptive techniques such as LS (Least Squares), Capon and APES (Amplitude and Phase Estimation) algorithms. How using different number of antennas, signal to noise ratio and changing distances among targets in MIMO Radars can effect locating targets has been examined using LS, Capon and APES algorithms.
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Nefiye Erkan
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Nefiye Erkan (Master Thesis). Using nonparametric adaptive techniques mimo radar performance evaluation for target detection, 2013, Gazi University.
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