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Power-based pulsed radar detection using wavelet denoising and spectral threshold with pattern analysis

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Abstract In this paper, an algorithm for extracting and localizing a radar pulse in a noisy environment is described. The algorithm combines two powerful tools: wavelet denoising and the short-time… Click to show full abstract

Abstract In this paper, an algorithm for extracting and localizing a radar pulse in a noisy environment is described. The algorithm combines two powerful tools: wavelet denoising and the short-time Fourier transform (STFT) analysis with statistical-based threshold. We aim to detect radar pulses transmitted by any radar in blind mode regardless of the intra-pulse modulation and parametric features. The use of the proposed technique makes the detection and localization of radar pulses possible under very low signal-to-noise ratio conditions (−18 dB), which leads to a reduction of the required signal power or alternatively extends the detection range of radar systems. Radar classes pattern-based analysis is used in blind mode to decrease the probability of false alarm.

Keywords: wavelet denoising; power based; radar; analysis; detection

Journal Title: International Journal of Microwave and Wireless Technologies
Year Published: 2020

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