Design of an Analog Spectrum Analyzer for Probing Experiments.

A spectrum analyzer is required for analyzing the signal received by an FM-CW radar. For probing the ground and sea ice with an FM radar, logistics and economics considerations limit the kind of spectrum analyzer used. These limitations suggest the need for a simple, yet adequate and portable, spect...

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Main Authors: Zoughi,R, Moore,R K, Onstott,R G
Other Authors: KANSAS UNIV/CENTER FOR RESEARCH INC LAWRENCE REMOTE SENSING LAB
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1984
Subjects:
Test Facilities
Equipment and Methods
Active & Passive Radar Detection & Equipment
*RADAR
*SPECTRUM ANALYZERS
ECONOMICS
FREQUENCY MODULATION
CONTINUOUS WAVES
LOGISTICS
ANALOG SYSTEMS
SEA ICE
Sea ice
Online Access:http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA154304
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Summary:A spectrum analyzer is required for analyzing the signal received by an FM-CW radar. For probing the ground and sea ice with an FM radar, logistics and economics considerations limit the kind of spectrum analyzer used. These limitations suggest the need for a simple, yet adequate and portable, spectrum analyzer. Hence, a spectrum analyzer was specified, designed and developed to serve these purposes. This report briefly introduces the kind of radar used for probing experiments and extensively describes the design and performance of this special-purpose spectrum analyzer.

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