Add to ORKGPassive radar is an emerging technology for tracking and detecting targets without a transmitter comparing to traditional active radar. Passive radar systems are generally smaller, more portable, less expensive, and do not require spectrum allocation. In this final year project, satellite is chosen to be one of many illuminators for the passive radar system design. By investigating four different kinds of satellite systems (GPS, Galileo, AsiaSat 3S, CAKRAWARTA 1), GPS is selected for the candidate of passive radar receiver design. Theoretical power budget calculation is applied to determine the received signal power with the noise power; matched filter theory and ambiguity function are stated to analyze the processing gain and Doppler fr...
As unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are becoming more accessible and easier to use, the need for a re...
International audienceor obvious reasons of cost, discretion and reliability costs, locating and tra...
Recently, there has been an evolution of mobile networks towards the fourth generation radio wireles...
Passive radar is an emerging technology for tracking and detecting targets without a transmitter com...
Space target surveillance generally uses active radars. To take full advantage of passive radars, th...
This chapter is an introduction to passive synthetic aperture radar (SAR) using global navigation sa...
Passive radar is a topic anti stealth technology with simple structure, and low cost. Radiation sour...
Signals from satellite systems like GPS, IRIDUM and Globalstar that are reflected from moving or sta...
Study and access the feasibility and suitability of using the GSM downlink signal from the GSM base ...
GPS passive bistatic radar uses signals transmitted by navigation satellites to perform target detec...
Since 2002, the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research – TNO, has been involved in...
Passive bistatic radar utilises illuminators of opportunity such as FM, DAB, and DVB-T presented in ...
International audiencePassive radars using illuminators of opportunity have attracted much attention...
With the rapid and growing diffusion of the automotive radar technology in modern vehicles, the prob...
Over the last years the interest has grown over imaging capabilities of passive radars. In particula...
As unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are becoming more accessible and easier to use, the need for a re...
International audienceor obvious reasons of cost, discretion and reliability costs, locating and tra...
Recently, there has been an evolution of mobile networks towards the fourth generation radio wireles...
Passive radar is an emerging technology for tracking and detecting targets without a transmitter com...
Space target surveillance generally uses active radars. To take full advantage of passive radars, th...
This chapter is an introduction to passive synthetic aperture radar (SAR) using global navigation sa...
Passive radar is a topic anti stealth technology with simple structure, and low cost. Radiation sour...
Signals from satellite systems like GPS, IRIDUM and Globalstar that are reflected from moving or sta...
Study and access the feasibility and suitability of using the GSM downlink signal from the GSM base ...
GPS passive bistatic radar uses signals transmitted by navigation satellites to perform target detec...
Since 2002, the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research – TNO, has been involved in...
Passive bistatic radar utilises illuminators of opportunity such as FM, DAB, and DVB-T presented in ...
International audiencePassive radars using illuminators of opportunity have attracted much attention...
With the rapid and growing diffusion of the automotive radar technology in modern vehicles, the prob...
Over the last years the interest has grown over imaging capabilities of passive radars. In particula...
As unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are becoming more accessible and easier to use, the need for a re...
International audienceor obvious reasons of cost, discretion and reliability costs, locating and tra...
Recently, there has been an evolution of mobile networks towards the fourth generation radio wireles...