A Hovering Helicopter Detection Method Based on Time Domain Autocorrelation of Rotor Echo Signals
A technology of echo signal and detection method, applied in radio wave measurement system, radio wave reflection/re-radiation, measurement device, etc., can solve slow or hovering helicopter pulse Doppler radar system detection performance degradation, helicopter Low flight altitude and other issues, to achieve the effect of simple design, good versatility, and small amount of calculation
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[0025] based on the following Figure 1 to Figure 4 , specifically explain the preferred embodiment of the present invention.
[0026] Ordinary radar target echo energy is continuous in the time domain, and is accumulated and concentrated in the Doppler frequency domain. On the contrary, the helicopter rotor echo is shown as a periodic scintillation pulse in the shape of a Sinc function in the time domain, which is a periodic The scintillation pulses are permanent and hour-wide, and the pulse decays rapidly after the peak. There is almost no rotor echo energy before the next scintillation pulse, but it is scattered in the Doppler frequency domain, and there is broadening, so it is unlikely to be coherently accumulated. For rotor echo detection, radar echoes from the fuselage of a slow or hovering helicopter can be considered target clutter. When the rotor echo is detected in the time domain, the signal has the maximum instantaneous power, which has certain advantages. If the ...
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