In Chapter 1, we developed an expression for the Doppler shift associated with a (mathrm{CW}) radar (i.e.,
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In Chapter 1, we developed an expression for the Doppler shift associated with a \(\mathrm{CW}\) radar (i.e., \(f_{d}= \pm v / \lambda\), where the plus sign is used for closing targets and the negative sign is used for receding targets). CW radars can use the system shown in the figure below to determine whether the target is closing or receding. Assuming that the emitted signal is \(A \cos \omega_{0} t\) and the received signal is \(k A \cos \left(\left(\omega_{0} \pm \omega_{d}ight) t+\varphiight)\), show that the direction of the target can be determined by checking the phase shift difference in the outputs \(y_{1}(t)\) and \(y_{2}(t)\).
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Radar Systems Analysis And Design Using MATLAB
ISBN: 9780367507930
4th Edition
Authors: Bassem R. Mahafza
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