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Radio disturbance of high frequency surface wave radar

Radio disturbance of high frequency surface wave radar

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Based on a dual-polarisation high frequency surface wave radar system, main characteristics and performance of radio are described, and a new polarisation filter (adaptive null phase-shift polarisation (ANPSP)) is proposed. Filtering the disturbance in each pulse and keeping the original phases of the targets, more than 50 dB SIR improvement is expected with experimentally derived data.

Inspec keywords: adaptive filters; polarisation; radiowave propagation; adaptive radar

Other keywords: dual polarisation filter; adaptive null phase shift polarisation; SIR; high frequency surface wave radar; radio disturbance characteristics

Subjects: Radiowave propagation; Radar theory; Filtering methods in signal processing

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