Using Array Antennas (fee Rada... - Radar Techniques

The book is structured into 20 chapters that cover the theoretical and practical aspects of array-based radar:

: Allows the radar beam to be pointed in one or more directions rapidly without physical movement by varying the phase and magnitude of individual antenna elements.

: Enables the system to maximize desired signals while minimizing interference or "nulling" jammers. Radar Techniques Using Array Antennas (FEE rada...

: Chapters 5–6 and 10–12 detail beamforming, sampling, and advanced techniques like adaptive beamforming for jammer suppression and super-resolution in angle.

: Chapters 8–9 and 13–15 explore target detection with long pulse series, sequential detection, Space-Time Adaptive Processing (STAP), and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) for moving target detection. The book is structured into 20 chapters that

by Wulf-Dieter Wirth is a comprehensive guide to modern radar systems that utilize electronic steering and active array antennas. The book focuses on transitioning from mechanical antennas to high-standard multifunction radar systems used in both military and civil applications. Core Technical Chapters

: The final chapters cover Inverse SAR (ISAR), target classification, experimental systems like ELRA , MIMO radar, and passive radar. Key Radar Techniques : Chapters 8–9 and 13–15 explore target detection

: Chapters 1–4 introduce signal representation, mathematical tools, statistical signal theory, and the basic physics of array antennas.