Abstract

A study of robust detection scheme for continuous wave noise radars is presented. The probability density function (PDF) of the noise at the input of the radar is not usually Gaussian and has heavy tails generated by impulse interferences. Although the PDF of interferences at the output of the noise radar correlator is Gaussian, impulse interferences increase the processing floor, and thus decrease the overall radar sensitivity. The proposed robustification applied to the correlator's input signal increases the radar sensitivity in the presence of impulse interferences, and does not introduce any significant losses if the input noise is purely Gaussian.

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