Matched filter application in synthetic aperture radar
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Generally the radar is modulated waveforms using the antenna to detection the target object by using the electromagnetic energy transmission. The target reflects a part of the electromagnetic to the radar. These reflections is used to detection the target speed, angular position and similar by radar receiver. SAR- Synthetic Aperture Radar can get high-resolution display in all kind of weather. In this thesis given the principle of radar to provide information about SAR radar. In this study the matched filter application analysis was made. Matched filter Fourier working and matched filter output calculation, example for matched filter, uncertainty function, related with matched filter, ideal uncertainty function, detailed pulse compression process, rectangular pulse uncertainty function, LFM- pulse uncertainty function, pulse compression, detailed pulse compression process, bandwidth, resolution and compression subjects and example of pulse compression described. In this work we use MATLAB program to get the result and evaluation made.
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Ayoub E. Kamal
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Ayoub E. Kamal (Master Thesis). Matched filter application in synthetic aperture radar, 2012, Gazi University.
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