The Analysis of Change Factor of the Simulation of the Bistatic Quantum Radar Cross Section for the Typical Ship Structure

Fang, Chonghua; Chen, Yanjun; Yang, Xu; Hua, Liu

doi:10.1109/apcap.2018.8538124

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“…In 2018, QRCS for typical threedimensional (3D) convex targets was mentioned and it is confirmed that QRCS for 3D convex targets has the superposition of the quantum effect in side lobes [31]. Bistatic QRCS is also a remarkable issue, therefore, many researches have been widely carried out [32], [33]. Overall, previous researches on QRCS are basically for 2D targets or 3D convex targets with simple geometries.…”

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Simulation of Quantum Radar Cross Section for Electrically Large Targets With GPU

2019

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As an extension of traditional radar, quantum radar has the advantages of enhancing detection capability and improving resolution, which has attracted enormous attentions. However, the researches on the scattering characteristics of quantum radar are limited to two-dimensional targets, impeding the practical applications of quantum radar. In this paper, the universal expression of quantum radar cross section (QRCS) for three-dimensional targets is introduced. We have demonstrated the achievement of largescale computing of QRCS by using GPU accelerating technique. And QRCSs of typical two-and threedimensional targets are compared with previous work to verify the accuracy, and the improved efficiency of acceleration method is indicated simultaneously. Ultimately, the QRCS of a typical electrically large and complex target, B2 aircraft, is simulated unprecedentedly. The proposed method is convinced to be an efficient tool for analyzing quantum radar scattering properties of electrically large structures.

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“…In addition, due to the uncertainty of the actual measurement environment, it is impossible to achieve a deterministic analysis of Sensors 2022, 22, 6290 2 of 15 the detection environment. With the development of microwave devices and measurement technology, the laboratory measurements of RCS have become possible [10,11]. The measurement method in laboratories is mainly divided into the far-field method, the compact field method, and the near-field method.…”

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Scaled Sea Surface Design and RCS Measurement Based on Rough Film Medium

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Zhou

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The electromagnetic (EM) scattering characteristics of the rough sea surface is very important for target surveying and detection in a sea environment. This work proposes a scaled sea surface designing method based on a rough thin-film medium. For the prototype sea surface, the permittivity is calculated with the seawater temperature, salinity, and EM wave frequency according to the Debye model. The scale film material is mixed with carbon black and epoxy, whose volume ratio is optimized with the genetic algorithm through the existing electromagnetic parameter library. This method can overcome the previous difficulties of adjusting the same permittivity of the prototype sea water. According to the EM scaled theory, the scaled geometric sample is numerically generated with the D-V spectrum for the given wind speed, and is fabricated using 3D printing to keep the similar seawater shape. Then, the sample is sprayed with a layer of film material for EM scattering measurement. The simulated and measured radar cross-section (RCS) results show good consistency for the prototype seawater and scaled materials, which indicates the proposed scaled method is a more efficient method to get the seawater scattering characteristics.

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Analysis of bistatic quantum radar cross section for multi-photon illumination of typical ship structure

Xia

2022

Quantum Inf Process

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The Analysis of Change Factor of the Simulation of the Bistatic Quantum Radar Cross Section for the Typical Ship Structure

Cited by 9 publications

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Simulation of Quantum Radar Cross Section for Electrically Large Targets With GPU

Simulation of Quantum Radar Cross Section for Electrically Large Targets With GPU

Scaled Sea Surface Design and RCS Measurement Based on Rough Film Medium

Analysis of bistatic quantum radar cross section for multi-photon illumination of typical ship structure

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