Radar Signals. An Introduction to Theory and Application

Content: 
ELECTRICAL SCIENCE: A Series of Monographs and Texts, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Pages v-vi
Acknowledgments, Pages vii-viii
List of Symbols, Pages xv-xvi
CHAPTER 1 - The Basic Elements of Matched Filtering and Pulse Compression, Pages 1-17
CHAPTER 2 - Optimum Predetection Processing—Matched-Filter Theory, Pages 18-33
CHAPTER 3 - Matched-Filter Requirements for Arbitrary FM Pulse-Compression Signals, Pages 34-58
CHAPTER 4 - The Radar Ambiguity Function, Pages 59-108
CHAPTER 5 - Parameter Estimation, Pages 109-129
CHAPTER 6 - The Linear FM Waveform and Matched Filter, Pages 130-172
CHAPTER 7 - Matched-Filter Waveform Considerations—Range Sidelobe Reduction, Pages 173-225
CHAPTER 8 - Discrete Coded Waveforms, Pages 226-296
CHAPTER 9 - The Measurement Accuracies of Matched-Filter Radar Signals—Waveform Design Criteria, Pages 297-332
CHAPTER 10 - Waveform Design Criteria for Multiple and Dense Target Environments, Pages 333-365
CHAPTER 11 - Effects of Distortion on Matched-Filter Signals, Pages 366-412
CHAPTER 12 - The Design of Dispersive Delay Functions—I, Pages 413-438
CHAPTER 13 - The Design of Dispersive Delay Functions—II Ultrasonic Delay Lines, Pages 439-474
CHAPTER 14 - Microwave and Optical Matched-Filter Techniques, Pages 475-519
BIBLIOGRAPHY, Pages 520-522
Author Index, Pages 523-526
Subject Index, Pages 527-531
ELECTRICAL SCIENCE: A Series of Monographs and Texts, Pages ibc1-ibc2