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A radar that transmits continuous band-limited random noise is considered. The target impulse response is constructed from the cross correlation of the received signal with the transmitted noise signal. The system uses a fixed-length delay line and relies on the target movement through the range gate. Range profiles of different automobiles are measured with this system and used in a target recognition example.
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Theron et al. (1999) studied this question.
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