Harmonic Phase Response of Nonlinear Radar Targets

McGowan, Sean F; Mazzaro, Gregory J.; Sherbondy, Kelly D.; Narayanan, Ram M.

doi:10.21236/ada624701

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“…A simultaneous-frequency harmonic radar has been demonstrated in [34,35] for distinguishing two electronic targets. Furthermore, linear frequency-modulated chirp signals [11,12,33,34,36] and stepped-frequency pulses [11,12,33,34,[37][38][39] have been transmitted to targets, enabling both their detection and determination of the range to the targets. Moreover, in [40], a carrier modulation technique was exploited to detect electronic devices remotely using harmonic radar.…”

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Classification of Electronic Devices Using a Frequency-Swept Harmonic Radar Approach

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A new method to classify electronic devices using a Frequency-Swept Harmonic Radar (FSHR) approach is proposed in this paper. The FSHR approach enables us to utilize the frequency diversity of the harmonic responses of the electronic circuits. Unlike previous studies, a frequency-swept signal with a constant power is transmitted to Electronic Circuits Under Test (ECUTs). The harmonic response to a frequency-swept transmitted signal is found to be distinguishable for different types of ECUTs. Statistical and Fourier features of the harmonic responses are derived for classification. Later, the harmonic characteristics of the ECUTs are depicted in 3D harmonic and feature spaces for classification. Three-dimensional harmonic and feature spaces are composed of the first three harmonics of the re-radiated signal and the statistical or Fourier features, respectively. We extensively evaluate the performance of our novel method through Monte Carlo simulations in the presence of noise.

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