Doppler compensation method for phase-coded signal based on tracking information
A phase-encoded signal and Doppler compensation technology, applied in the field of Doppler compensation, can solve problems such as increased computational complexity, loss of Doppler frequency resolution, difficulty in finding optimal codes, etc., to eliminate the influence of target speed, The effect of solving the Doppler compensation problem
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[0028] Such as figure 1 Shown, the present invention provides a kind of Doppler compensation method based on the phase encoding signal of tracking information, comprises the following steps:
[0029] Step 100: Estimate the Doppler compensation range of the target echo according to the target distance information predicted by the tracking algorithm.
[0030] The current mainstream phased array radar can realize multi-target tracking, and can predict the distance and radial velocity information of the i-th target at the next moment through the tracking algorithm (R i V i ), the following is the first target information (R 1 V 1 ) as an example for Doppler compensation. Since the exact position of the target at this moment is uncertain in advance, the compensation range is initialized as In order to achieve the purpose of compensating the Doppler frequency shift of a specific target in a small range, while avoiding affecting the echo information of other targets.
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