Engineers behind Simrad's new HALO Pulse Compression Radar series found a way to combine the long-range performance of traditional
pulse radar with the close-range target discrimination of broadband.
Bindicator MP Series is a microwave,
pulse radar that is used to determine the level of bulk solids in silos or tanks.
Patent-pending technology applies ultra-wideband pulses that combine the advantages of
pulse radar and stepped frequency radar.
The twin inverted
pulse radar (TWIPR) is able to distinguish true 'targets', such as certain types of electronic circuits that may be used in explosive or espionage devices, from 'clutter' (other metallic items like pipes, drinks cans, nails for example) that may be mistaken for a genuine target by traditional radar and metal detectors.
can alleviate problems with reflection data from a
pulse radar.
Coded pulse modulation technique that employs a newly designed code sequence for
pulse radar method to improve sensitivity characteristics, thereby achieving extension of the detection range and finding out small objects that have weak radar reflection.
Patent-pending technology in the Quantum Imager applies ultra-wideband pulses that combine the advantages of
pulse radar and stepped frequency radar.
A high-powered microwave
pulse radar (*) is used in order to ensure effective detection performance both day and night.
The main operating modes are: Pulse Doppler Non Elevation Scan (PDNES) mode for surveillance of airborne targets; Pulse Doppler Elevation Scan (PDES) mode to determine the target elevation; Beyond the Horizon
pulse radar mode for long-range targets; Receive Only mode for passive operation; Maritime mode, which uses very short pulse width for the detection of surface ships, and Standby mode.
which allow for improvements in short
pulse radar performance.
The radar systems on the test vehicle are frequency modulated continuous multibeam phased array radar developed by Raytheon used in the blind spot detection system, and
pulse radar technology originally developed by Valeo for the back-up aid.
At this time, through coded multiplexed beamforming technology such as orthogonal coding(5) superposed on the sequence of the complementary codes, succeeding in suppressing the mutual interference between
pulse radars to less than -40dB.
