1 July 1994 Radar ambiguity function, time-varying matched filter, and optimum wavelet correlator
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Abstract
We review the relation between the radar ambiguity function and the matched filter, and then introduce a geometric concept of the matched filter as a slice of the ambiguity function along a frequency-shift line. With the help of this geometric concept, the conventional matched filter can be generalized to a time-varying matched filter, which is equivalent to the optimum time-frequency correlator and can be implemented with wavelet transforms. The application of the optimum wavelet correlator to the inverse synthetic aperture radar is illustrated.
Victor C. Chen "Radar ambiguity function, time-varying matched filter, and optimum wavelet correlator," Optical Engineering 33(7), (1 July 1994). https://doi.org/10.1117/12.172252
Published: 1 July 1994
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KEYWORDS
Electronic filtering

Wavelets

Radar

Wavelet transforms

Doppler effect

Time-frequency analysis

Optical correlators

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