DocumentCode
1903961
Title
Electromagnetic compatibility of the meteo radars
Author
Efremov, V. ; Sedletsky, R. ; Vovshin, B. ; Vylegzhanin, I.
Author_Institution
JSC Lianozovo Electromech. Plant Res. & Production Corp., Moscow, Russia
fYear
2015
fDate
24-26 June 2015
Firstpage
1153
Lastpage
1158
Abstract
The meteo radars cover large regions and can produce mutual interference. The electromagnetic compatibility [EMC] of meteo radars is a very important and complex problem. The problems of usage of pseudo random signals with rectangular envelope in meteoradars were considered at [1-6]. The pseudo random signals are very effective and they have high efficiency due to usage of matching filtration in meteo radars. Main problem of the meteo radars with good EMS it is to provide as a small level of side lobes (SLL) of a correlation function (CF) and as a small level of a spectrum in frequency domain. As a rule, such request is contradictory. Essential improvement of EMS of the meteo radars is possible, if to use an amplitude modulation of emitting pseudo random signals [1]. To-day, there are power amplifiers at output of a transmitter with linear amplitude characteristics: the travelling wave tube and the klystron. For these devices it is possible to use amplitude modulation in a transmitter. Some results for usage of a chirp signal together with different weight windows are presented in this article. All results are considered for digital generation and digital compression signals. In all cases the matching filtration is used.
Keywords
amplitude modulation; electromagnetic compatibility; frequency-domain analysis; klystrons; matched filters; meteorological radar; radar interference; radar signal processing; travelling wave tubes; CF; EMC; EMS; SLL; amplitude modulation; correlation function; digital compression signal; digital generation; frequency domain; klystron; linear amplitude characteristic; matching filtration usage; meteoradar electromagnetic compatibility; power amplifier; pseudorandom signal; radar transmitter; rectangular envelope; small level of side lobe; travelling wave tube; Amplitude modulation; Band-pass filters; Chirp; Color; Electromagnetic compatibility; Radar; Transmitters;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Radar Symposium (IRS), 2015 16th International
Conference_Location
Dresden
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/IRS.2015.7226228
Filename
7226228
Link To Document