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multistatic radar

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multistatic radar [′məl·tē‚stad·ik ′rā‚där]
(engineering)
Radar in which successive antenna lobes are sequentially engaged to provide a tracking capability without physical movement of the antenna.
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Motivated by the potential benefits from sparse frequency waveforms and high resolution capacity of coherent multistatic radar and MIMO radar systems, we in this paper propose a novel MIMO-HFSWR using sparse frequency waveforms to break down the limitation on range and azimuth resolutions of conventional HFSWR.
High resolution MIMO-HFSWR radar using sparse frequency waveforms by Wang, Guohua; Lu, Yilong / Wireless Sensor Network (WSN)
A multistatic radar system has two or more transmitter or receiver antennas, which are separated by large distances compared with the size of antennas [1].
Detection, identification and tracking of flying objects in three ... by Kalantari, Laleh S.; Mohanna, Shahram; Tavakoli, Saeed / International Journal of Communications, Network and Systems Sciences (IJCNS)
The editors make good use of individual contributors' expertise in covering the history of bistatic and multistatic radar systems, Fluttar distant early warning (DEW)-line gap-filler radar, missile attack warning applications, planetary exploration, air surveillance, ionospheric measurements and wind measurements.
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