Presentation 2005-01-25
Clutter Reduction Methods of a UWB Chaos Radar
Natsumi DAKE, Yoshifumi NISHIO, Takaya YAMAZATO,
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Abstract(in English) We have proposed a UWB chaos radar, whose transmitted signal is generated by a chaotic map. Chaos is nonperiodic and could generate a sequence with infinite length theoretically. Although the sequence looks like a noise, the value can be predicted exactly if the dynamics and the initial value are provided. If the feature of chaos is exploited, a radar with outstanding performance can be expected. It is important to remove various noises called clutter in a radar. In this study, we focus mainly on removal of clutters by employing two noise reduction methods. We use the Minimum Distance Approximation method and Maximum-Likelihood Decodings method to remove the clutter. When we carried out computer simulations as changing signal-to-noise ratio (S/N), probability density distributions show recovered signals and we can evaluate clutter reductions.
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Keyword(in English) Chaos / UWB Radar / Clutter Reduction
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Conference Date 2005/1/18(1days)
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Title (in English) Clutter Reduction Methods of a UWB Chaos Radar
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Keyword(1) Chaos
Keyword(2) UWB Radar
Keyword(3) Clutter Reduction
1st Author's Name Natsumi DAKE
1st Author's Affiliation Dept. of Electrical and Electronic Eng., Tokushima University()
2nd Author's Name Yoshifumi NISHIO
2nd Author's Affiliation Dept. of Electrical and Electronic Eng., Tokushima University
3rd Author's Name Takaya YAMAZATO
3rd Author's Affiliation Center for Information Media Studies, Nagoya University
Date 2005-01-25
Paper # NLP2004-108
Volume (vol) vol.104
Number (no) 584
Page pp.pp.-
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