Fundamentals of Multisite Radar Systems: Multistatic Radars and Multiradar Systems

QIE ER NI YA KE (Victor S.Chernyak)

ISBN 10: 7121133261 / ISBN 13: 9787121133268

Edité par Publishing House of Electronics Industry, 1905

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Ship out in 2 business day, And Fast shipping, Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Paperback Pages Number: 364 Language: Simplified Chinese Publisher: Publishing House of Electronics Industry; 1st edition (June 1. 2011). Dual (multi) Radar System describes the performance of the dual (multi-) base radar system The principles. advantages and disadvantages and the most important characteristics of the basic concepts are given a Gaussian signal analog noise and interference signals. signal detection. parameter estimation. statistical methods. and pointed out that in the multi-target environment. integrated design detection and measurement. data association. target positioning and tracking problems. but also details the dual (and more) multi-channel electronically scanned radar antenna. the digital processor and precise synchronization system analysis and design is an understanding of multi-target environment improve the measurement accuracy. a useful reference book for enhanced resistance to different types of interference. Dual (multi) Radar System can be used as high school students and graduate students of institutions of higher learning electronic engineering and other related professional textbooks and reference books. is also relevant researchers in the field of valuable reference materials.Four Satisfaction guaranteed,or money back. N° de réf. du vendeur MO2183

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Titre : Fundamentals of Multisite Radar Systems: ...

Éditeur : Publishing House of Electronics Industry

Date d'édition : 1905

Reliure : paperback

Etat : New

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This is an original and comprehensive monograph on the increasingly important field of Multistatic Radar Systems. The material covered includes target detection, coordinate and trajectory parameter estimation, optimum and suboptimum detectors and external interferences. The practical problems faced by those working with radar systems are considered - most algorithms are presented in a form allowing direct use in engineering practice, and many of the results can be immediately applied to information systems containing different types of sensors, not only radars. This book is the revised international edition of Chernyaks renowned Russian textbook.