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Optimization method and an optimized filter for sidelobe suppression
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Filing: 1991-04-05
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Granted: 1991-12-03
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Expires: 2011-04-05
Abstract
Abstract An optimization method for sidelobe suppression filters, and a filter utilizing a binary coding waveform are formulated. The method comprises expanding the frequency transfer function of an ideal sidelobe suppression filter into a polynomial series; truncating the polynomial series into a finite-termed polynomial series with unknown weighting coefficients A,B,C,D . . . , using the inverse Fourier transform to convert the finite-termed polynomial series into the corresponding pulse response in the time domain; then using the LP algorithm to minimize the output peak sidelobes to determine all the weighting coefficients A, B, C, D . . . and inserting them back to the inverse transfer function of the optimized filter.
Inventors
- 👤 Xiao H. Chen
- 👤 Juhani Oksman
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2026-11-07 17:37
CPC Classifications
G; G01; G01S; G01S13/00; G01S13/02; G01S13/06; G01S13/08; G01S13/10; G01S13/26; G01S13/28; G01S13/284; G01S13/288; G11; G11B; G11B15/00; G11B15/675; G11B15/68; G11B17/00; G11B17/22
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 19
Claim 1
Independent Claim
101 words
An optimization method for sidelobe suppression for a pulse compression radar system utilizing a binary coding waveform, said method comprising using a polynomial series with unknown coefficients A, B, C, D, . . . to approximate an ideal sidelobe suppression filter transfer function H(f) in a frequency domain, converting the polynomial series from the frequency domain to a time domain by an inverse Fourier transform, optimizing the coefficients A, B, C, D . . . so as to minimize output peak sidelobes, and inserting the optimized coefficients A, B, C, D into the transfer function H(f) of the sidelobe suppression filter.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
101 words
An optimization method for sidelobe suppression for a pulse compression radar system utilizing a binary coding waveform, said method comprising using a polynomial series with unknown coefficients A, B, C, D, . . . to approximate an ideal sidelobe suppression filter transfer function H(f) in a frequency domain, converting the polynomial series from the frequency domain to a time domain by an inverse Fourier transform, optimizing the coefficients A, B, C, D . . . so as to minimize output peak sidelobes, and inserting the optimized coefficients A, B, C, D into the transfer function H(f) of the sidelobe suppression filter.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
84 words
The optimization method for sidelobe suppression according to claim 1, where the approximation of the ideal transfer function is obtained by using a finite-termed polynomial sequence with unknown weighting coefficients A, B, C, D . . . , where the poly-nomial approximation of the transfer function H(f) is ##EQU10## where A, B, C, D are the coefficients to be optimized, f is the frequency, N is the length of the utilized binary code and T is the width of sub-pulse of a Barker code.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
41 words
The optimization method for sidelobe suppression according to claim 1, where the optimization of the coefficients A, B, C, D . . . of the approximating transfer function H(f) is obtained by using the Linear Programming algorithm in the time domain.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
24 words
The optimization method for sidelobe suppression according to claim 1, where the binary code waveform is an 11 bit or 13 bit Barker code.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
20 words
The optimization method for sidelobe suppression according to claim 1, where the binary code waveform is a truncated PN sequence.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
19 words
The optimization method for sidelobe suppression according to claim 1, where the binary code waveform is a concatenated code.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim
133 words
A sidelobe suppression filter for pulse compression radar systems utilizing an 11 bit Barker code as a binary coding waveform, comprising input and output elements, delay elements, adder elements, multiplication elements and connections between said elements, whereby an approximation of the transfer function H(f) of the filter is ##EQU11## where A, B, C and D are weighting coefficients to be optimized, f is the frequency, N is the length of the Barker code and T is the width of sub-pulse of the Barker code, and the coefficients are optimized so as to minimize an output peak sidelobe and, for a 1st order approximation of the transfer function H(f) and for an 11 bit Barker code, the ratio between the coefficients A:B is equal to 7:1, and C and D are equal to 0.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim
133 words
A sidelobe suppression filter for pulse compression radar systems utilizing an 11 bit Barker code as a binary coding waveform, comprising input and output elements, delay elements, adder elements, multiplication elements and connections between said elements, whereby an approximation of the transfer function H(f) of the filter is ##EQU11## where A, B, C and D are weighting coefficients to be optimized, f is the frequency, N is the length of the Barker code and T is the width of sub-pulse of the Barker code, and the coefficients are optimized so as to minimize an output peak sidelobe and, for a 1st order approximation of the transfer function H(f) and for an 11 bit Barker code, the ratio between the coefficients A:B is equal to 7:1, and C and D are equal to 0.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim
133 words
A sidelobe suppression filter for pulse compression radar systems utilizing a 13 bit Barker code as a binary coding waveform, comprising input and output elements, delay elements, adder elements, multiplication elements and connections between said elements, whereby an approximation of the transfer function H(f) of the filter is ##EQU12## where A, B, C and D are weighting coefficients to be optimized, f is the frequency, N is the length of the Barker code and T is the width of sub-pulse of the Barker code, and the coefficients are optimized so as to minimize an output peak sidelobe and, for a 1st order approximation of the transfer function H(f) and for a 13 bit Barker code, the ratio between the coefficients A:B is equal to 25:-1 and C and D are equal to 0.
Claim 11
Dependent Claim
133 words
A sidelobe suppression filter for pulse compression radar systems utilizing a 13 bit Barker code as a binary coding waveform, comprising input and output elements, delay elements, adder elements, multiplication elements and connections between said elements, whereby an approximation of the transfer function H(f) of the filter is ##EQU12## where A, B, C and D are weighting coefficients to be optimized, f is the frequency, N is the length of the Barker code and T is the width of sub-pulse of the Barker code, and the coefficients are optimized so as to minimize an output peak sidelobe and, for a 1st order approximation of the transfer function H(f) and for a 13 bit Barker code, the ratio between the coefficients A:B is equal to 25:-1 and C and D are equal to 0.
Claim 12
Dependent Claim
131 words
A sidelobe suppression filter for pulse compression radar systems utilizing an 11 bit Barker code as a binary coding waveform, comprising input and output elements, delay elements, adder elements, multiplication elements and connections between said elements, whereby an approximation of the transfer function H(f) of the filter is ##EQU13## where A, B, C and D are weighting coefficients to be optimized, f is the frequency, N is the length of the Barker code and T is the width of sub-pulse of the Barker code, and the coefficients are optimized so as to minimize an output peak sidelobe and, for a 2nd order approximation of the transfer function H(f) and for an 11 bit Barker code, the ratio between the coefficients A:B:C is equal to 44:4:1, and D is equal to 0.
Claim 13
Dependent Claim
131 words
A sidelobe suppression filter for pulse compression radar systems utilizing an 11 bit Barker code as a binary coding waveform, comprising input and output elements, delay elements, adder elements, multiplication elements and connections between said elements, whereby an approximation of the transfer function H(f) of the filter is ##EQU13## where A, B, C and D are weighting coefficients to be optimized, f is the frequency, N is the length of the Barker code and T is the width of sub-pulse of the Barker code, and the coefficients are optimized so as to minimize an output peak sidelobe and, for a 2nd order approximation of the transfer function H(f) and for an 11 bit Barker code, the ratio between the coefficients A:B:C is equal to 44:4:1, and D is equal to 0.
Claim 14
Dependent Claim
131 words
A sidelobe suppression filter for pulse compression radar systems utilizing a 13 bit Barker code as a binary coding waveform, comprising input and output elements, delay elements, adder elements, multiplication elements and connections between said elements, whereby an approximation of the transfer function H(f) of the filter is ##EQU14## where A, B, C and D are weighting coefficients to be optimized, f is the frequency, N is the length of the Barker code and T is the width of sub-pulse of the Barker code, and the coefficients are optimized so as to minimize an output peak sidelobe and, for a 2nd order approximation of the transfer function H(f) and for a 13 bit Barker code, the ratio between the coefficients A:B:C is equal to 366,6:-27,4:1, and D is equal to 0.
Claim 15
Dependent Claim
131 words
A sidelobe suppression filter for pulse compression radar systems utilizing a 13 bit Barker code as a binary coding waveform, comprising input and output elements, delay elements, adder elements, multiplication elements and connections between said elements, whereby an approximation of the transfer function H(f) of the filter is ##EQU14## where A, B, C and D are weighting coefficients to be optimized, f is the frequency, N is the length of the Barker code and T is the width of sub-pulse of the Barker code, and the coefficients are optimized so as to minimize an output peak sidelobe and, for a 2nd order approximation of the transfer function H(f) and for a 13 bit Barker code, the ratio between the coefficients A:B:C is equal to 366,6:-27,4:1, and D is equal to 0.
Claim 16
Dependent Claim
125 words
A sidelobe suppression filter for pulse compression radar systems utilizing an 11 bit Barker code as a binary coding waveform, comprising input and output elements, delay elements, adder elements, multiplication elements and connections between said elements, and an approximation of the transfer function H(f) of the filter is ##EQU15## where A, B, C and D are weighting coefficients to be optimized, f is the frequency, N is the length of the Barker code and T is the width of sub-pulse of the Barker code, and the coefficients are optimized so as to minimize an output peak sidelobe and, for a 3rd order approximation of the transfer function H(f) and for an 11 bit Barker code, the ratio between the coefficients A:B:C:D is equal to 172,1:8,75:0,0:0,729.
Claim 17
Dependent Claim
125 words
A sidelobe suppression filter for pulse compression radar systems utilizing an 11 bit Barker code as a binary coding waveform, comprising input and output elements, delay elements, adder elements, multiplication elements and connections between said elements, and an approximation of the transfer function H(f) of the filter is ##EQU15## where A, B, C and D are weighting coefficients to be optimized, f is the frequency, N is the length of the Barker code and T is the width of sub-pulse of the Barker code, and the coefficients are optimized so as to minimize an output peak sidelobe and, for a 3rd order approximation of the transfer function H(f) and for an 11 bit Barker code, the ratio between the coefficients A:B:C:D is equal to 172,1:8,75:0,0:0,729.
Claim 18
Dependent Claim
127 words
A sidelobe suppression filter for pulse compression radar systems utilizing a 13 bit Barker code as a binary coding waveform, comprising input and output elements, delay elements, adder elements, multiplication elements and connections between said elements, whereby an approximation of the transfer function H(f) of the filter is ##EQU16## where A, B, C and D are weighting coefficients to be optimized, f is the frequency, N is the length of the Barker code and T is the width of the sub-pulse of the Barker code, and where the coefficients are optimized so as to minimize the output peak sidelobe and, for a 3rd order approximation of the transfer function H(f) and for a 13 bit Barker code, the ratio between the coefficients A:B:C:D is equal to 4953,0:-420,3:28,48:-0,88.
Claim 19
Dependent Claim
127 words
A sidelobe suppression filter for pulse compression radar systems utilizing a 13 bit Barker code as a binary coding waveform, comprising input and output elements, delay elements, adder elements, multiplication elements and connections between said elements, whereby an approximation of the transfer function H(f) of the filter is ##EQU16## where A, B, C and D are weighting coefficients to be optimized, f is the frequency, N is the length of the Barker code and T is the width of the sub-pulse of the Barker code, and where the coefficients are optimized so as to minimize the output peak sidelobe and, for a 3rd order approximation of the transfer function H(f) and for a 13 bit Barker code, the ratio between the coefficients A:B:C:D is equal to 4953,0:-420,3:28,48:-0,88.
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