Abstract

The modulation frequencies of random stepped frequency radars are randomly distributed over the expected specific bandwidth. The characteristics of random modulation frequencies make it difficult to synthesize the high-resolution range profile fleetly. A zero-padding inverse discrete Fourier transform method is proposed to address the problem. Theoretical analysis shows that the proposed method has the same signal-to-noise ratio improvement performance as the classical methods, but relatively lower computational complexity. The experimental results validate the effectiveness and efficiency of the proposed method.

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