New 'Planar'waveguide filters cavity elliptic function Uwe Rosenberg ANT Nachrichtentechnik GmbH, Microwave Systems, Gerberstr 33, 71522 Backnang, Germany Abstract A new coupling method based on the utilisation of cavity transformation properties is established for planar waveguide (H-plane) TE10n/TEn01 mode cavity filters. This method is shown to provide the realisation of elliptic function r

An investigation of CPW bandpass filters using end-cou-pled resonators and square dual-mode rings u. Karacaoglu, RaJKhatri, M. Gillick, N. Azefor, I. D. Robertson and M. Guglielmi* Communications Research Group Dept. of Electronic Engineering King's College London Strand, London, UK, WC2R 2LS Tel +44 171 873 2523 FAX +44 171 836 4781 *ESTEC, Noordwijk, The Netherlands Abstract CPW bandpass filters

Microwave technology in modern fixed point.to.point radio systems B.Baccettl A.Giavarinl Siemens Telecomunicazioni S.p.A. Abstract The medium term scenario for fixed point-to-point Radio Systems is reviewed, highlighting market trends, applications and major technical features new radio systems are expected to exhibit. The analysis of the market demand for the various radio families shows that the

Noise radar with correlation as the basis of car collision avoidance system Konstantin A. Lukin Institute of Radiophysics and Electronics, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, 12 Academika Proskura St., 310085 Kharkov, UKRAINE, E-mail: lukin-ire.kharkov.ua; fax: 007-0572-44-1105; tel:007-0572-44-83-49 receiver Abstract Noise radar is suggested as the basis for development of car collision av

Implementation of the recursive QR algorithrm on a 2 x 2 CORDIC testboard: a case study for radar applications P. Kapteljn*, E. Deprettere*, L. Timmoneri** and A. Farina** *Department of Electrical Engineering, Delft University of Technology, 2628 CD Delft, The Netherlands, **Systems Analysis & Scientific Calculus Group, Systems Area, Alenia, 00131 Rome, Italy Abstract Though the recursive QR algo

Real time processing of wideband complex radar waveforms Michael .I. Dorsett*, Keith Frampton**, Leslie H. G..ell** *US Army Space and Strategic Defense Command, Huntsville, AI35807, **Essex Corp., 9150 Guilford Rd., Columbia. Md 21046 Abstract Real time processing of wideband complex radar waveforms is required for high range resolution target discrimination and identification. The wideband signa

ECCM techniques for a rotating, multifunction, phased-array radar A. Farlna*, P. A. Langsford**, G. c. Sarno**, L. Timmonerl*, and R. Tosini*** * Systems Analysis & Scientific Calculus Group, Systems Area, Alenia, Via Tiburtina Km. 12.4, 00131 Rome, Italy ** GEC - Marconi Research Centre, West Hanningfield Road, Great Baddow, Chelmsford, Essex CM2 8HN, UK *** AESN, Radar System Project Department,

Low-power coherent laser radar velocimeter: applications to law enforcement Alejandro Rodriguez, Adolfo Comeron, Antoni Elias, Enrique Gonzalez, .Jose Luis MontesinoEspartero, Gablno Rodriguez Antennae, Microwave & Radar Group (AMR), Signal Theory & Communications Department (TSC), Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC) Campus Nord UPC, Edifici D-3, C/ Sor Eulalia d' Anzizu, sin, 08034 Barcelon

A general approach to the estimation of measurement errors in microwave range finding ReiMard Stole & Burkhard Sd1Iek Institut fur Hochfrequenztechnik, Universitat Bochum,Universitatsstr. 44780 Bochum, Germany Tel.: ++49 234 700-6497, 7094-167 Ruhr150, D- FAX: ++49 234 E-mail: rest-hf.ruhr-uni-bochum.de Abstract A simple and precise relationship between system quanti ties and resulting ranging e

Resonance systems of millimeter wave oscillators A Fursov, 0 Belous, A Fisun, V Veremey Institute of Radiophysics and Electroniks, Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences, 12 Proskury st. Kharkov, 310085 Ukraine. Phone: 7-0572-448543, Fax: 7-0572441105, e-mail:veremey-ire.kharkov.ua Abstract An analysis of open resonators specially designed for millimeter wave sources which are characterized by