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EFFICIENT SIGNAL PROCESSING TECHNIQUES FOR COLOCATED MASSIVE MIMO RADCOM BASED ON OFDM WAVEFORM
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Radar systems and communication systems play a vital role in military and commercial usage of information transmission. The concept of integration these systems in a single platform with joint waveform is called as RADCOM (Radar and Communication). MIMO structures are promising systems to provide time-frequency and space usage approach with having multiple transmit and multiple receive antennas integrated in single platform. MIMO radar transmits multiple probing signals via transmit antennas and receiving antennas are used for receiving echos from these transmitted signals. In this thesis, co-located MIMO RADCOM systems that use signal sharing method with OFDM modulation are studied. Channels are spatially correlated Rician fading, i.e. channel model is composed of a line-of-sight path. Channel covariance matrix (CCM) is constructed parametrically depended on channel correlation information (angle of arrival and angular spreads). Received signal from channel is used to provide target map. Radar data cube, ie. target map, is constructed by range, angle and doppler information.
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MIMO, mmWave, radar data cube, Radcom, CCM
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S. GÜREŞ, “EFFICIENT SIGNAL PROCESSING TECHNIQUES FOR COLOCATED MASSIVE MIMO RADCOM BASED ON OFDM WAVEFORM,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2022.