Comparative study of the transversal filter with conventional DFT processing in a nonlinear radar receiver

The degrees to which clutter plus noise is canceled by the classical radar receiver using a discrete Fourier transform (DFT) and by the adaptive radar receiver based on a transversal filter are compared. Both linear and nonlinear behavior of the receivers are considered. Rectangular triangular, and Hanning windows are applied to the data as part of the DFT processing.<
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