COURSE DESCRIPTION

Basic theory for design and analysis of radar systems that perform target and surface imaging. Concepts and definitions, the radar range equation, modern radar design, wideband waveforms, and signal processing, synthetic high resolution radar, synthetic aperture concepts. 

PRE-REQUISITE   : EE 3321 and EE 3353 , each with grade of "C" or better.

POST-REQUISITE :

COURSE OUTCOMES : By the end of this course, students will be able to:

1. Apply the radar range equation to high resolution radar
2. Analyze the performance of wideband radar systems in terms of delay and Doppler frequency shifts
3. Process typical wideband signals to achieve high range resolution
4. Analyze stepped-frequency radar systems
5. Process wideband signals to achieve synthetic aperture radar imagery

PREVIOUS COURSE NUMBER:   EE3489

RESPONSIBLE COMMITTEE: Communications

PREVIOUSLY OFFERED

FALL	SPRING	SUMMER
-	1999	-
-	1998	-
-	1996	-

TO BE OFFERED (Tentative)

FALL	SPRING	SUMMER
-	2002	-
-	2004	-

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