Engineering Realization Method of Sidelobe Suppression of Phase Encoded Signal
A phase-encoded signal, sidelobe suppression technology, applied in radio wave measurement systems, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as how to achieve without radar, unsuitable matching filter algorithm, and inconsistency.
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[0030] step 1
[0031] Sampling and processing the original echo data to form a discrete echo vector S(n), the length of S(n) is L, and the sampling length corresponding to the pulse width of the radar emission signal is M;
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[0033] Determine the number of segmented pulse pressures according to the processing chip capability, here it is assumed to be P times of processing, and the number of pulse pressure processing points for each time is N;
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[0035] Extract the data from points 1 to N of S(n) to get a new data vector X 1 (n); N-point discrete Fourier transform is performed on S(n) to obtain S(w), the length of the sidelobe suppression filter is K*M, and K is a multiple, and N-point discrete Fourier transform is performed to obtain H(w ), multiply S(w) and H(w) point-to-point and then perform N-point discrete Fourier inverse transform to get the vector Y 1 (n);
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[0037] Define the output vector as O(n), O(n) 1 to (K-1)*M / 2...
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