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Doppler frequency

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Doppler frequency [däp·lər ‚frē·kwən·sē]
(physics)
Doppler shift


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Based on AF analysis and simulations the system is evaluated in terms of resolution capacity and PSL performance, with zero Doppler frequency in Section 3 and under the factors of geometric configurations and Doppler effects in Section 4.
High resolution MIMO-HFSWR radar using sparse frequency waveforms by Wang, Guohua; Lu, Yilong / Wireless Sensor Network (WSN)
Radars use Doppler frequency to extract target radial velocity (range rate), as well as to distinguish moving and stationary targets or objects such as clutter.
Q-learning-based adaptive waveform selection in cognitive radar by Wang, Bin; Wang, Jinkuan; Song, Xin; Liu, Fulai / International Journal of Communications, Network and Systems Sciences (IJCNS)
Background As just mentioned, DTR radar uses the Doppler frequency shift, [delta]f, in the frequency of the reflected microwave signal that is used to determine speed.
Calibration of speed enforcement down-the-road radars by Jendzurski, John; Paulter, Nicholas G. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
 
 
 
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