Waveform Diversity Design of OFDM Chirp for Miniature Millimeter-Wave MIMO Radar Based on Dechirp
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Abstract
The orthogonal waveform diversity design and efficient hardware implementation are important issues in miniature multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) radars. The orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) chirp waveform has received attention recently because of its large time-bandwidth product, constant modulus, no range-Doppler coupling, good orthogonality, and good Doppler tolerance. The dechirp-on-receive technique can reduce the amount of raw sampled data in near-field miniature millimeter-wave (mmW) MIMO radar detection and synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imaging. However, most of the current waveform diversity design methods are based on general matched filtering (MF). In this paper, the possibility of using the traditional OFDM chirp waveform for dechirp processing at the receiving end of MIMO radar is analyzed. Then, the results of different configurations of chirp rates within and between transmitted waveforms for different signal processing procedures are investigated. A novel dechirp-based OFDM chirp waveform diversity design method for MIMO radar is proposed, and the results of the waveform design are given. Numerical results, such as pulse compression (PC) results, dechirp ambiguity function (DAF), SAR imaging processing, etc., and experiments verify the effectiveness of the proposed methods.
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