1992
DOI: 10.1016/0021-9169(92)90010-i
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On the spectral width of chirpsounder signals

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“…To date, several approximate theoretical methods have been developed to model the chirpsounder operations [1][2]4]. One of the approaches, as discussed in [3] and further developed in [5,6], bases its methodology in systematic formal examination of the impact produced by the ionospheric radiochannel and the chirpsounder receiver circuitry on the sounding FMCW signal.…”
Section: Window Processing Of the Fmcw Signalmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…To date, several approximate theoretical methods have been developed to model the chirpsounder operations [1][2]4]. One of the approaches, as discussed in [3] and further developed in [5,6], bases its methodology in systematic formal examination of the impact produced by the ionospheric radiochannel and the chirpsounder receiver circuitry on the sounding FMCW signal.…”
Section: Window Processing Of the Fmcw Signalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The principle of the method is that the radiated FMCW signal is divided into narrow-band components using the theory of ionospheric propagation of narrow-band pulses. Another approach has been reported in [2]. The transfer function of the ionospheric radiochannel was represented as a set of transfer functions, each of which was expanded into a Taylor series in the neighborhoods of central frequencies; the passing of the transmitted signal through each transfer function was considered separately.…”
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