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Simulation and Implementation of Passive Bistatic FM Radar Using SDR


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This paper illustrates a prototype of Passive Bistatic Radar (PBR) system that uses FM radio transmitter as the Source of Illuminator. Software Defined Radio (SDR) approach is used to simulate and implement the Radar. SDR Board is used to receive the direct signal and the reflected signal from the target by means of Yagi-Uda Antenna. Signal processing operations are performed offline over the direct and reflected signal in order to detect the presence of the target and estimate the target range and speed. In order to analyse the performance of the proposed SDR based passive bistatic radar, MATLAB simulation is used with predefined target settings.

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Passive Bistatic Radar, Source of Illuminator, Software Defined Radio.
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Authors

S. Mohandass
Department of Electronics and Communication, PSG College of Technology, India
V. Krishnaveni
Department of Electronics and Communication, PSG College of Technology, India
S. V. Veera Kanmani
Department of Electronics and Communication, PSG College of Technology, India

Abstract


This paper illustrates a prototype of Passive Bistatic Radar (PBR) system that uses FM radio transmitter as the Source of Illuminator. Software Defined Radio (SDR) approach is used to simulate and implement the Radar. SDR Board is used to receive the direct signal and the reflected signal from the target by means of Yagi-Uda Antenna. Signal processing operations are performed offline over the direct and reflected signal in order to detect the presence of the target and estimate the target range and speed. In order to analyse the performance of the proposed SDR based passive bistatic radar, MATLAB simulation is used with predefined target settings.

Keywords


Passive Bistatic Radar, Source of Illuminator, Software Defined Radio.

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