Analysis and Simulation of Near Field Effects for Widely Separated Coherent FMCW Radar Networks

In this work, the near-field effects for widely separated coherent FMCW radar networks are analyzed and simulated. With the help of the ambiguity function, a paradigmatic radar network consisting of 4 sensors is investigated for different scenarios. Therefore, different models are derived and simulated. In addition, the influence of the radar parameters is scrutinized. The results show that for long-range scenarios, an adjusted estimator is often necessary, whereas in short-range scenarios, a range compensation with a matched filter is needed. With the help of the described models, it can be assessed which signal processing is necessary for the respective distributed radar system.

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2024-10-21
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https://doi.org/10.1109/radar58436.2024.10994049
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Analysis and Simulation of Near Field Effects for Widely Separated Coherent FMCW Radar Networks

Erwin Biebl, O. Arnold, Markus Tafertshofer
Full-Duplex Wireless Communications
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Analysis and Simulation of Near Field Effects for Widely Separated Coherent FMCW Radar Networks

Erwin Biebl, O. Arnold, Markus Tafertshofer
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In this work, the near-field effects for widely separated coherent FMCW radar networks are analyzed and simulated. With the help of the ambiguity function, a paradigmatic radar network consisting of 4 sensors is investigated for different scenarios. Therefore, different models are derived and simulated. In addition, the influence of the radar parameters is scrutinized. The results show that for long-range scenarios, an adjusted estimator is often necessary, whereas in short-range scenarios, a range compensation with a matched filter is needed. With the help of the described models, it can be assessed which signal processing is necessary for the respective distributed radar system.

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