Abstract

In a multi-function radar, the adaptive beamforming algorithm is one of the several methods that can be applied to restore the degraded SINR(Signal-to-Interference Noise Ratio) to its original level. This algorithm is employed for the regular operation of radars in jamming situations, when unwanted high-power signals are received. In this paper, we introduce a few adaptive beamforming algorithms that can be applied to a multi-function digital radar in jamming situations. Furthermore, we compare and analyze the adaptive beamforming performance in terms of SINR and sidelobe level characteristics by applying each algorithm to a specific planar array comprising optimized subarray structures.

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