Three-dimensional space bistatic/multistatic radar high-speed target detection method
A three-dimensional space, high-speed target technology, applied in the field of three-dimensional space bistatic/multistatic radar high-speed target detection, can solve the problems of poor bistatic radar adaptation performance, target Doppler frequency migration, and insufficient algorithm accuracy, etc., to achieve Excellent target information acquisition ability, improved estimation accuracy, and improved signal-to-noise ratio
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[0026] The bistatic radar transmitting station and the receiving station are separated, and the receiving echo delay is the result of the combined effect of the distance history of the target and the transmitter and receiver, which makes the bistatic radar more prone to range migration and migration compared to the monostatic radar. Doppler frequency migration, the target echo accumulation time spans multiple distance units and Doppler units. At the same time, dual-base radars are faced with difficulties such as low cross-sectional area of target signal radars and strong mobility, and cannot achieve effective target detection and parameter estimation. In view of this situation, the present invention has carried out research and proposed a low-cost, three-dimensional model of dual-base radar, which can improve the echo signal-to-noise ratio and higher precision of a three-dimensional space dual / multistatic radar high-speed target detection The method is the j...
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[0037] The high-speed target detection method of the three-dimensional bistatic / multistatic radar is the same as that in the first embodiment. In step (4), the generalized second-order Keystone transform is used to correct the range migration of the target echo signal, which specifically includes:
[0038] 4a) In a three-dimensional space, a moving transmitter station transmits a chirp signal. After reaching a high-speed, highly maneuverable target, it is reflected by the target and finally reaches the moving receiving station. The specific parameters are set as follows. The coordinates are (0,0,L T ) Dual-base radar transmitter station, the flight speed vector of the transmitter station is The acceleration vector is The transmitted chirp signal S t (t) via the initial position at (x 0 ,y 0 ,z 0 ), the target flight speed vector is The flight acceleration vector is After reflection of the target P, it reaches the receiving station of the bistatic radar; the in...
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[0057] The high-speed target detection method of the three-dimensional bistatic / multistatic radar is the same as that of the embodiment 1-2. In the step (5) of the present invention, the distance migration signal S is eliminated 3 (f, t a ) Perform inverse Fourier transform along the fast time dimension to extract the data S(t a ), including the following steps:
[0058] 5a) Extract the signal S that has eliminated the distance migration 3 (f, t a ) Distance time dimension data|S 3 (t,t a )|:
[0059] |S 3 (t,t a )|=abs[IFFT(S 3 (f,t a ))]
[0060] Among them, IFFT is the inverse Fourier transform along the fast time dimension, and abs(·) is the absolute value operation.
[0061] 5b) Extraction of echo data in the distance unit where the target is located: The number of distance units in the time domain of the signal without distance migration is constant, and the signal data at the distance unit is:
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[0063] Where σ 1 Is the signal amplitude, To take the cal...
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