Impact of Pulse Width Parameter on the Bias of the CRLB Model in MIMO Radar
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Abstract
This paper deals with the effect of pulse width parameter on Cramér-Rao Lower Bounds (CRLB) model reliability for a widely distributed pulsed signal MIMO radar. When a model is incorrectly defined, it leads to an increase in CRLB estimation, yielding it useless as an instrument for defining system design parameters. The purpose of this study is to provide a theoretical description of such model biasing effect, particularly when dealing with a moving target, as well as to introduce practical conditions on the pulse width parameter to reduce the latter and overcome reliability reduction. The simulation results validate the theoretical description while also demonstrating the effectiveness of proposed conditions to reduce the bias effect.
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