Radar apparatus and methods for determining the presence of a reflective target using a multiple response comparison
AssigneeSRC, Inc.
InventorsJohn C. Dougherty, David L. Weldum
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AssigneeSRC, Inc.
InventorsJohn C. Dougherty, David L. Weldum
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A method of processing radar responses of a radar system characterized by a plurality of beam patterns, to determine if a given response corresponds to a reflective object. The method including, for a first beam pattern, identifying a response at an identified angle relative to a center of the first beam pattern. Then, for a second beam pattern overlapping the first beam pattern, determining if a measured response in the second beam pattern at an angle relative to the center of the second beam pattern that corresponds to the identified angle relative to the center of the first beam pattern is within a predetermined error threshold of an anticipated response calculated using the second beam pattern and the first beam pattern. If the measured response in the second beam pattern is not within the predetermined error threshold, the first response is eliminated from display and/or further tracking.
A method of processing radar responses of a radar system characterized by a plurality of beam patterns, to determine if a given response corresponds to a reflective object, each beam pattern disposed in a different azimuthal direction, the method comprising:
A non-transitory storage medium storing program code adapted to be run on a computer processor for processing radar responses of a radar system that produces a plurality of beam patterns, to determine if a given response corresponds to a reflective object, each receive beam pattern projected in a different azimuthal direction, the program code comprising:
A radar system, comprising:
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