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Radar Systems Analysis And Design Using Matlab 2nd Ed Mahafza

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Publisher: Chapman & Hall/CRC

File Extension: PDF

File size: 11.64 MB

Pages: 638

Author: Mahafza, Bassem R

ISBN: 9781584885320, 1584885327

Language: English

Year: 2005

Edition: 2nd ed

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Radar Systems Analysis And Design Using Matlab 2nd Ed Mahafza by Mahafza, Bassem R 9781584885320, 1584885327 instant download after payment.

"An introduction to radar systems should ideally be self-contained and hands-on, a combination lacking in most radar texts. The first edition of Radar Systems Analysis and Design Using MATLAB provided such an approach, and the second edition continues in the same vein. This edition has been updated, expanded, and reorganized to include advances in the field and to be more logical in sequence. It is ideal for a two-semester graduate course in radar system fundamentals and design or for professional reference, and featuring an abundance of MATLAB programs and code."--Jacket.
Abstract: Features MATLAB programs and code. This work presents the fundamentals and principles of radar along with mathematical derivations. It covers topics such as PRN codes, multipath and refraction, clutter and MTI processing, and high range resolution.