Distance Measurement by Phase Tracking

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2017-05-18

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Dogan, Ozan
Demir, Ibrahim
Aydin, Umut

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In this work, multi frequency continuous wave radar phase unwrapping and the target tracking algorithm are combined. In order to unwrap the wrapped measurement, the unwrapped range measurement or the predicted range is utilized. Methods are assessed with the simulations and field tests. Final tracked range accuracy is shown to be increased without an additional phase unwrapping procedure.

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Radar signal processing, Range estimation, Phase unwrapping, Target tracking

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O. Dogan, I. Demir, and U. Aydin, “Distance Measurement by Phase Tracking,” 2017, p. 0, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/66955.