Development of a low-power high-sensitivity cloud profiling FM-CW radar at 95 GHz

Takano, Toshiaki; Akita, Ken-ichi; Kubo, Hiroshi; Kawamura, Y.; Kumagai, Hiroshi; Takamura, Toshinari; Nakanishi, Y.; Nakajima, Teruyuki

doi:10.1109/aprasc.2004.1422473

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“…In [7], a wideband pulsed radar was developed for some industrial applications. Low-power FM-CW radars for meteorological applications were realized in [8,9]. The radar developed in this paper combines fairly wideband LFM-CW waveforms with 8 receive channels which allows for discrimination and detection in range, Doppler, and angle-of-arrival.…”

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An indoor S-band radar receive array testbed

Reynolds

Krolik

2010

2010 IEEE Radar Conference

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This paper describes a multi-channel S-band radar receive system designed as a laboratory testbed system for studying wideband radar array signal processing. The receive array was designed using a combination of low-cost commercialof-the-shelf components and a custom-designed surface-mount printed circuit board assembly. It has been tested using LFM-CW waveforms with a center frequency of 2.4 GHz and a bandwidth of 600 MHz. By using components manufactured to operate in the "Wi-Fi" wireless communications band, the cost of the system has been minimized. This paper presents the design of the system, test results, and some sample ARD surfaces from the system.

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